Comments on: Massive Passive Profits Autoblog Plugin Stallion SEO Features

By: WordPress SEO Theme Author

WordPress SEO Theme Author — Sun, 24 Jun 2012 14:23:37 +0000

Pretty much unlimited, see near the bottom of the home page “Stallion SEO Theme License” for current license details.

David

By: Don

Don — Sun, 24 Jun 2012 12:52:00 +0000

Hi David, when purchasing the license key for this Stallion wp theme is it only good for one blog, or many of my personal blogs?

Thanks,

Don

By: Craig

Craig — Sun, 18 Dec 2011 16:08:17 +0000

Is Stallion compatible with Bill McRea’s new Multisite Content Poster plug which seems like just an update to Massive Passive Profits? Can you see any major benefits to upgrading to Multisite Content Poster?

By: Stallion WordPress SEO Theme

Stallion WordPress SEO Theme — Sun, 13 Nov 2011 17:43:47 +0000

Think you are mixing up the Massive Passive Profits Autoblog Plugin and the Stallion SEO Ad Theme.

The Stallion SEO Ad Theme, doesn’t create content for a website, it’s a theme that presents the content to search engines as best as possible and montizes the content. Stallion doesn’t specifically cover Amazon ads, easy to add them as widgets.

Stallion includes built in ad programs

Amazon, Chitika, Clickbank, Kontera, Infolinks and LinkWords.

Sounds like you are an autoblogger who has been using Amazon as a major part of your autoblogging?

The Massive Passive Profits Autoblog Plugin creates content for a site and one of the main content types is Amazon, the other two are articles and YouTube videos the latter two of which are not by default monetized, so if you are autoblogging content that’s pre-monetized (like Amazon content) the Massive Passive Profits Autoblog Plugin isn’t for you.

Take a look at the WP Robot 3 autoblog plugin, see WP Robot 3 Review. WPRobot 3 has over 20 content modules including Amazon, but also eBay, Clickbank, Linkshare, Commission junction, Shareasale and others many of which generate content that’s pre-monetized. Those similar to Amazon include Shareasale, Commision Junction and Linkshare (and others), they all generate product pages like Amazon.

The Stallion theme has built in features to improve the SEO output of both the Massive Passive Profits plugin and WProbot 3, Stallion rewrites some of the content and as it’s an ad theme adds additional monetization. Stallion is perfect for autobloggers, see http://www.dvd-video-store.info/ for a test site running Stallion and WPRobot 3.

David

By: Mildred Harris

Mildred Harris — Sun, 13 Nov 2011 13:54:50 +0000

Hi
I’m considering using your theme
Here’s my problem:
I’m one of the residents of 7 or 8 States that were unceremoniously booted from Amazon’s affiliate program over the sales tax issue. We feel like step-children because monetization programs seldom give us an alternate to Amazon.
Perhaps I missed something in the description of this plugin..?
Is there an alternative?
Thanks for listening.

By: Don

Don — Sun, 30 Oct 2011 01:24:25 +0000

Hi David, just want to apologies for some pass issues I thought was coming from
your Stallion software, and the Massive Passive Profit, and I found out it was
something the my hosting provider had done, and it was not put back after the
problem that I had was fixed. And the MPP is working fine one of the best automated system bar none, and yours as well:)

By: Stallion WordPress SEO Theme

Stallion WordPress SEO Theme — Sat, 29 Oct 2011 23:37:25 +0000

I checked your site and the AdSense publisher Id used is: pub-0236350024515595 which is the expected format.

I tested your AdSense ID on a working localhost install and it gave a blank ad space like we see on your sites.

This tells us there’s something wrong with your Google AdSense Publisher ID number not your sites per se.

Three things come to mine.

1. pub-0236350024515595 is not your AdSense ID, AKA you’ve made a typo. Double check.

2. It is your AdSense ID, but your AdSense account isn’t fully approved yet. When I signed up for AdSense years ago you got quick access to your new AdSense account etc… now you have to jump through a number of hoops to have your AdSense account activated, until it’s active the ads are blank. If it’s a new AdSense acount my money would be on this as the problem, find out which hoops you haven’t jumped through yet

3. Your AdSense account is banned. If the Account is banned you’d not be able to log into Adsense account, so most likely 1 or 2.

David

By: Rebecca

Rebecca — Sat, 29 Oct 2011 22:32:47 +0000

Hi David,
I just had to comment, I had 20 sites + using mmp with the Tallion 5 theme. I went to update and found the same problems. One of my major problems was mmp had been updated to a 1.3.2. I had not received this update or overlooked it. I contacted mmp support and they promptly sent me the update. It now works very well.
One of the main problems I run into is to stay in the admin always when uploading the plugins then update other sites.
When updating my existing sites I found I had to double check to maintain the admin site area. There seems to be something that happens when updating by the wp site alone.
No problem though if I stayed careful.
The problem I am having on my sites even the new ones I can not get my ad sense ads to work. They try loading but just get a blank no matter where I have tried to put them.
I really have been bummed to have to opt not to use adsense.
I realize I cannot use them on a bet site but on my other sites still not working.
Does it have to anything to do with the fact I have static pages?
Couple of the sites I have tried with are

http://herbiesofficeofwildlifelearning.com
I will appreciate your input for I am getting ready to build several more sites.
Rebecca

By: Stallion WordPress SEO Theme Author

Stallion WordPress SEO Theme Author — Tue, 16 Aug 2011 19:51:02 +0000

There’s no built in Google sitemap.xml file with Stallion.

I haven’t added the option because it has little if any value in the real world and can make it harder to determine issues with spidering within a site.

All pages of a site should be spiderable by default, if Google can’t find a page through normal spidering you are doing something wrong that should be fixed. This problem can be masked by using an xml sitemap, the pages Google isn’t finding naturally can be found via the xml sitemap.

Google is not going to give a page decent rankings if it’s only found via an xml sitemap, so there’s nothing to gain SEO wise having pages indexed Google isn’t finding naturally.

That being said there’s plenty of free Google xml sitemap plugins in the WordPress plugin repository, never used one so no idea which is best.

Stallion 6.1 update is going extremely well, added another feature of a featured post slideshow for the home/archive pages with loads of different image effects (images fading in/out sort of stuff). Basically select up to 20 posts to add to the slideshow and it shows an image with a short excerpt of each post in a slideshow. Still planning to release this month, the slideshow was the last major feature I wanted to add for 6.1.

David

By: Mark

Mark — Tue, 16 Aug 2011 03:05:05 +0000

David:

I understand that Stallion adds a sitemap on a page within wordpress, but does it also create a sitemap.xml to submit to Google or do we need to add a plugin to do that? If so, what do you recommend?

Thanks for an awesome theme. I am really looking forward to 6.1… not to put any pressure on you of course;)