James: How come your Munius Article Directories and Relusi Resource Directories (Link Exchange Directories) on your own sites are not - as one of my correspondents recently asked - "a shining advert for what these tools are capable of"?
Why are so many junk articles and links shown to viewers?
Why aren't Munius and Relusi installed and active on ALL of your sites?
And, on those sites where they are installed, why are so many NOT the latest versions?
Are your product sales pitches questionable? Are you just fat and happy so you just don't care? Does Google accept all the crap just as well as the occasional good stuff posted and boost page rank anyway? Or what?
But, since I am a loser with only a Blogger Blog - without "trackback" capability - I guess the only way you (James) will see my questions is if some intern happens across it and notifies you.
Oh, wait, I forgot. Recalling my intern days, interns (at least most) are not allowed to contact you with questions or comments. Just shut up and do your assignments. Feedback? Fuggedaboudit. So I guess you are unlikely to see this since I am not giving you another link with a "trackback".
Oh, well, if you do happen to see this and you do want to clean up your Munius Article Directories and Relusi Resource Directories, I have two products that can help you.
They delete - forever - rejected articles, links, comments, so they don't clutter up your moderation screens and take up server space.
Now, to my REAL target audience of this post - those of you NOT Brausch - if you are using Munius and/or Relusi, you can easily, simply, conveniently, and in just a few minutes whenever you run them, clean up your directories.
Update 2009-06-18: I no longer use, recommend, or act as an affiliate for Munius and Relusi. I also no longer offer the programs I developed to work with those P.O.S.
Dear David, I think I've (finally) gleaned the marketing plan from James Brausch: 1. establish self as an expert.2. creat some really neat products. 3. Tell peole I don't want to be disturbed. 4. Establish no meaningfull customer support. 5. Insinuate that following any thought line is a 'looser mentality'. 6. threaten (and do)cut off people who get frurstrated at this insanity.
ReplyDeleteBottom line, from his actions Brausch doesn't care about 'internet customers'. His action show he just doesn't give a rats behind ...period.