BlogSense - News

3.8.3 Released – Bug Fixes – Details Inside

adbox — Thu, 25 Feb 2010 23:14:22 PST

3.8.2 has been released and is available for download.

Bug Fixes:

Article module had lost ability to self host images, causing the entire module to cripple, or images to be stored in wrong folder.
ArticleMonkeys scrape settings broke due to changes to the article monkey’s templating system.
New tagging system had been omitted from articles module.

To upgrade please see the following thread:

http://www.blogsense-wp.com/community/viewtopic.php?f=14&t=35

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3.8.2 Released – Bug Fixes – Details inside.

adbox — Thu, 25 Feb 2010 13:49:54 PST

3.8.2 has been released and is available for download.

Bug Fixes:

Issue was occurring when RSS campaigns with scraping enabled were deleted, causing start and end tags to scramble with different campaigns. This issue was corrected.
Issue was occurring in RSS modules that ran multiple campaigns. Certain feeds triggered a variable that prevented correct posting on following campaigns. As a result only items from the first campaign were being posted and the rest reported blank content.

To upgrade please see the following thread:

http://www.blogsense-wp.com/community/viewtopic.php?f=14&t=35Similar Posts:

BlogSense 3.8 Release – More News Inside

adbox — Tue, 23 Feb 2010 09:02:38 PST

Hey guys,

Announcing a new release for BlogSense,”3.8″. In this release a handful of bugs were fixed as well as an upgrade to the tagging system was added.

Features Added

Custom Tags

Now you have the option to declare a custom tags database and use that for each post or to continue using titles to create tags for each post. If you choose to go the custom route, X tags will be randomly selected from your predefined tags, X being a number between a minimum amount of tags and a maximum amount of tags (to be used per post).

Bug Fixes

Twitter & Onlywire modules were broke. Both are fixed now. Also Amazon.de module was broke, this is fixed too and slight improvements have been made to the Amazon module to better retain formatting, and make Amazon posts more appealing overall.

To Upgrade please see:

http://www.blogsense-wp.com/community/viewtopic.php?f=21&t=56

Files Changed:
Too many to list replace all files!

Update on Affiliate Program:

BlogSense prices have increased to 148.00 one time, meaning affiliate commissions have increased to 51.00 per one time sale.

New Recommended Products:

I really want to push the autoblogblueprint on you. I believe this is required material for better autoblogging strategies. It’s only 26.00 for one time access to all material, old and new. The material is updated often. See this thread below for more information:

http://www.blogsense-wp.com/community/viewtopic.php?f=31&t=145

Hudson Atwell

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Feature Highlight : SEO Keyword/Keyphrase Profiles

adbox — Wed, 10 Feb 2010 19:02:37 PST

SEO Keywords Profiles provides the user with a entire new section and settings. What this feature sets out to accomplish is the creation of keyword profiles that allow you to add special settings to instances of that keyword when it is found in an incoming article, such as text decorations (bold, italics, strong, underline) and url linking (including class and rel tag declarations). You can also set limits on how many times per article(post) you want BlogSense to apply these conditions to.

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BlogSenseWP 3.7 Released – More details inside.

adbox — Mon, 08 Feb 2010 18:11:03 PST

Hey guys,

Announcing a new release for BlogSense,”3.7″. In this release we added a new module dedicated to better SEO tactics, as well as made many impovements to already established modules and fixed a handful of bugs related to the latest 3.6 Release.

Features Added

SEO Keyword Profiles (New Module)

SEO Keywords Profiles provides the user with a entire new section and settings. What this feature sets out to accomplish is the creation of keyword profiles that allow you to add special settings to instances of that keyword when it is found in an incoming article, such as text decorations (bold, italics, strong, underline) and url linking (including class and rel tag declarations). You can also set limits on how many times per article(post) you want BlogSense to apply these conditions to.

Translation Imporvements

Added the ability to autodetect the language of the campaign feed, as well as fixed a hand full of special character bugs.

Added “All at Once” option to YouTube’s post scheduling options.

To Upgrade please see:

http://www.blogsense-wp.com/community/viewtopic.php?f=21&t=56

Files Changed:
Too many to list replace all files!

Update on Affiliate Program:

BlogSense prices have increased to 135.00 one time and 12.00 monthly, also meaning affiliate commissions have increased to 47.00 per one time sale, and 5.30 per monthly signup. Please check the following link to see the newest created banner ad graphics:

http://www.blogsense-wp.com/community/viewtopic.php?f=30&t=124

Thanks for using BlogSense you know how to reach me if needed,

Hudson Atwell

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Updates: BlogSense 3.6 Release – Changes to Youtube Module, Yahoo Answers Module, Drop Posting Module, and Articles Module

adbox — Wed, 03 Feb 2010 18:04:44 PST

Hey guys,

Announcing a new release for BlogSense, “3.6″. In this release we expanded the capabilities of some of our already established modules and took care of some errors. Please read on.

Features Added

Added translation option to Youtube Module.

Due to popular request and necessity, translation capabilities have been added to the Youtube Module. This will allow you to translate English to another language, both for video description and user comments.

Added translation option to Yahoo Answers Module.

The same as above. Translation capabilities added to all questions and answers.

Added translation to Drop Posting Module

Changed Drop Posting Module to Permit more various types of formatting.

Translation capabilities added. div and span tags now permitted in content used in the drop posting module.

Fixed translation error.

Fixed error that cause all material being translated to become fragmented, causing material to be lost.

Updated procedures with Articles Module that was causing some users to get “revise query” errors for no matter what and where they searched.

Added feature to automatically disclude any article who’s content was not properly sourced.

To Upgrade Please See:

http://www.blogsense-wp.com/community/viewtopic.php?f=21&t=56

To Buy:

http://wwww.blogsense-wp.com

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AutoBlog: Header & Footer Content Blocks

adbox — Thu, 21 Jan 2010 18:01:57 PST

BlogSenseWP 3.5 has been released adding a new major feature:

Header & Footer Content Blocks.

With this feature you can create content profiles to append to the beginning or end of each post related to a campaign you have created. You can use this feature to add google adsense code, or specialized content you created.

Also, at the request of our users, the capability to make the content spinnable on every use was added using spyntax formatting to dynamic versions of the same text.

What is Spyntax?

If your block contains content, then you can format that content with a formatting procedure popularly known as spyntax, which will allow you to create spun copies of that content each time it is used. Here is an example of a header block that will appear just before each automated post for a declared campaign:

This is an example of [spun text|rewritten text|text that has been randomized].

Here is how it will output :

Use 1:
This is an example of spun text.

Use 2:
This is an example of rewritten text.

Use 2:
This is an example of text that has been randomized.

Ahhah! So now you begin to see the potential power in this new feature!

It does not alternate them in order though. Rather it randomizes all requests each time. So if you have allot of different places that have options, you will spin allot of different versions of essentially the same content.

To see this module in action view the embedded youtube video below

Youtube Demonstration

How to upgrade?

http://www.blogsense-wp.com/community/viewtopic.php?f=21&t=56

You must be a license holder to access BlogSense’s autoblogging forums.

How to purchase?

http://www.blogsense-wp.com/Similar Posts:

AutoBlog: PDF2Wordpress (Add PDF Content to Wordpress)

adbox — Sun, 10 Jan 2010 17:56:49 PST

Now you can turn PDF material into wordpress posts with BlogSense.

BlogSense uses the Drop Posting Module to import a PDF’s content. Then you define how many posts you would like to create and define the titles of the posts, and then define which page ranges that will become a post’s content.

Press preview to preview what your posts will come out like, and then go ahead and import them.

BlogSense will slice them up how you described and get them ready for you to schedule using the Drop Posting Module.

I know thats kind of tough to follow! Here is a video demonstration

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Updates: Yahoo Answers & RSS Module

adbox — Tue, 05 Jan 2010 18:00:47 PST

Recently added the capability to preview how Yahoo Answer campaigns will behave before they run through the cron job / manual run. This way you can further filter keywords as much as possible to get what you are driving for.

Added “All at once” to the posting scheduling options. This will post all questions at once. Answers are still slow-published one per day though for robot spider reasons. Maybe in the future we can have a “post all comments at once” option.

This same “all at once” post scheduling option was finally added to the RSS module, as requested by our userbase.

How to update?:

http://www.blogsense-wp.com/community/viewtopic.php?f=21&t=56

As of now we are keeping this is BlogSense version 3.4, but it is really 3.4.2
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Autoblog: Content Scraping

adbox — Fri, 01 Jan 2010 18:14:29 PST

The newest feature addition in BlogSense-WP 3.1 is content scraping. You can use this to get full content from partial rss feeds.

A partial rss feed is an rss feed that only displays a summary of the content, and then prompts you to view the full content.

The Content Scraping feature will use scripting techniques to access the original articles, and then use predefined code tags to find out where the full content is located and then copy and add it to the post.
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