Crucial update on Peter Drew’s softwares.

After having been out of town for the Chinese New Year festivities, I have much to tell you now that I’m back on my good ol’ laptop.

I have a crucial update if you had previously taken on the “12 softwares for $3” offer, with regards to operational problems are prevalent with Peter Drews’ softwares. I as a user experience them too.

Unfortunately, Peter being the creator never had any usage problems on his own PC, so he wasn’t acutely aware of complaints until it’s too late. Obviously the software weren’t tested on different configurations.
 
For Yahoo! 360 AG, Peter has released an installation that does not require .NET installation: forum thread

There’s also a fix for GooglePage Bomber: forum thread

Firstly, the first version of the installation files require the Microsoft .NET framework. You can find .NET here.

.NET Framework 1.1 should suffice. Install .NET first, then install Peter’s softwares again. Hopefully they work.

The other way is to get the most updated versions of the generator software installations. Write to Paul Mihai Pavel at his helpdesk. Paul is doing his best right now to retrieve these latest files. As customers, you are already on his list anyway so wait patiently and look forward to his message.

To reiterate, Peter’s generator softwares are supposed to cut down time and effort in publishing to Google Pages, Yahoo! 360 and Live Space blogs. This is the main benefit. My big-picture niche marketing idea is for you to create multiple entry points for your chosen niche.

If you are hands-on with HTML, the manual process of publishing on Google pages isn’t that difficult. What I did is publish a lens on Squidoo, replicate the presentation in my HTML editor (save it as a file), and republish on hubpages.com, weebly.com, wetpaint.com and other online web page publishing sites you can find. Just copy the HTML and paste it in the right place. Some tidying-up is always unavoidable at various sites. Note that you can add bookmarking buttons and contextual ads where permissible. I recommend AddThis for its easy bookmarking code.
 
Next, look for free web hosting accounts like geocities.com and fortunecity.com and upload the page you’ve saved.
 
Here’s what I’ve accomplished:
 
http://mealplans.wordpress.com/
http://mealplans101.weebly.com/
http://mealplans101.wetpaint.com/
http://hubpages.com/hub/howtoeatwell
http://www.squidoo.com/howtoeatwell
http://www.geocities.com/tankiatwee/mealplanningguide.html
http://webmastery.fortunecity.com/mealplanningguide.html
http://tankiatwee.googlepages.com/yourmealplanningguide
http://blog.360.yahoo.com/blog-_JoJ.EEleqg7gmI.EGWY3IFH;_ylt=AgbndeM.i7TFBs3G8s4Md9K0AOJ3
 
After this, bookmark “the hell” out of all your pages, one URL every alternate day. This should give more than enough repetitive exposure for what is essentially the “same page”. Submit to pingoat.com. Submit articles to create backlinks. Submit the links to website directories when you’ve time or outsource this.
 
2 things to note:
 
1) Create an opt-in page for your niche. Best to build a list.
 
2) I don’t know if you use the IE browser by default. If things don’t go right with IE, remember to switch the Firefox. I don’t always use Firefox except as a backup to keep it ‘clean’ so it works well during emergencies.

I’m really sorry to play a part in selling something imperfect, but do re-read the Purchase Contract And Refund Policy on the sales page. The situation can still be salvaged once you get the latest files. Hope this post gives you a good idea what you can do next.
 
Let me know again if you need help.