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(0 votes) 12:25 pm
Is it possible to paste in in-video ad code from networks like AdXpansion or Exoclick, and it will just show on Wordpress sites. Is that what it is / how it is meant to work?
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4:54 am
July 2, 2009
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You can insert ANY ads as HTML (iframes, JavaScript, images etc) or as Adobe Flash objects.
12:00 am
Would it mean that if KVS Player Pro would be combined with Tube Ace plugin for Wordpress (it is using Flowplayer 3/5 by default) it would be possible to display, lets say Exoclick in-video ads in all videos imported from sponsors (not tube sites, which display on original tube website player <embed> on a Tube Ace for Wordpress site).
What could be a price of custom modification, which would add KVS Player Pro to Tube Ace for Wordpress?
Thanks.
3:35 am
July 2, 2009
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You should ask this question to TubeAce developers. However I would recommend you to use CyberSEO, which also allows you to make self-populated tube sites, use any WP tube themes, any players (including KVS PLayer Pro of course), automatically spin the video titles/descriptions and/or translate them to other languages and many more. I can assure you that CyberSEO is the most powerful solution for running self-populated tube sites on WordPress.
6:27 am
I have most of your plugins, including full version of CyberSeo for WP. I am working on different websites, and on different hosting (one low-level / shared, and another something like good vps), and I have some issues with pulling posts. It is not like that, that I can just set 10 or 15 sites (and lets say a total of around 30 feeds) to pull 1 or 2 post every 60 minutes, and I have 48 posts (or whatever) on all these sites. It kind of does not work for me like that, for some reason. I have all settings correct (I've been working with the CyberSeo on a daily basis for the last 3+ months) and posts dont seem to get pulled. I was testing cron (through cPanel) according to your former advice, and it does not seem to be working too.
Accumulating a lot of posts in the background would be the most important thing. I am not very familiar with Linux at this point, so I am not able to use any of the performance measuring tools, that you've suggested. Again, I have around 15 sites now, on good hosting, and all of them are set to pull, on average around 2-3 feeds. I had the settings to 1 post per 60 or 90 minutes (depending on the amount of feeds added), and now I've changed it to something like 2 per 120 minutes and 2 per 180. I am saving all posts as drafts, and I am not expecting the number of drafts to grow.... It is all stuck, for some reason, and it also works the same way on a different hosting, that I use (the shared one / cheap).
There have been quite a lot of issues (on good hosting) with MySql server going down because of CyberSeo, I would say (there is no other "server intensive" plugins installed). I would say, that this could be something that would need to be looked into too. I am not a php programmer, but from what I remember reading, it can be avoided, programatically, I think.
6:37 am
I am planning to get something like this:
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Classic Cloud first, then move on to Turbo Cloud. How many posts per 24 hours should I be able to pull, and how to maximize it, so to speak (it is a vps, so I can do with the server, whatever I would want).
I've been also trying to ask you how to figure out and maximize the number of posts pulled. You told me to use cron, but it did not seem to make a difference, at least on the cheap / shared hosting plan.
If everything goes as planned, I am "seeing" a network of 100 (maybe up to 500 over time) CyberSeo websites, and pulling a lot of content "overnight" and in the background. What would be the best way to get it to work, currently / at this point. Would the above hosting plans be good enough for this?
I would like to create niche sites (instead of general porn, lets say blogs), fill every domain with up to 10,000 posts (all adult, synonym table spinned), set up good advertising, and try to make some money from the sites..
6:32 am
July 2, 2009
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I can't say anything specific here. Everything depends on many factors (your host capacity, the connection speed, the size of posts, usage of synonymizers/custom snippets etc). This is not something you can simple measure in liters or centimeters. The only way is to do it empirically.
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