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I didn’t agree with you first, but last paragraph makes sense for me…

No one I’ve asked so far has been willing or able to answer my questions (at least about the TofA, below), including HyperVRE.

Would you mind taking a few minutes to help me out? I’d greatly appreciate it.

Here’s the reference - HyperVRE’s Terms of Agreement - 1st paragraph (edited):

Terms of Agreement

1. Copyright, agreements and Idea Submissions.

… (first part deleted) …..

You agree to grant to iNet Innovation, Inc or HyperVRE.com a non-exclusive, royalty-free, worldwide, perpetual license, with the right to sub-license, to reproduce, distribute, transmit, create derivative works of, publicly display and publicly perform any materials and other information (including, without limitation, ideas contained therein for new or improved products and services) you submit to any public areas of the Site (such as bulletin boards, forums and newsgroups) or by e-mail to iNet Innovation, Inc or HyperVRE.com by all means and in any media now known or hereafter developed.

….. (last part deleted) …..

1) Does that mean that any content I create (or hire someone to create on my behalf) and put on my web site via HyperVRE, becomes their property?

2) Or, does that mean that HyperVRE only has a right to just that content and those ideas that I post or display in only certain portions of their web site, like forums, etc?!

3) How, exactly, do I go about building a web site with HyperVRE? (Do I access their web site and use tools that they have there for that purpose? And is that where these forums and the like - which they refer to in their TofA, above - are located?)

4) And once built, do I have access to the web site’s HTML … so that I can …

A) host it anywhere I choose?

B) add do such things as add my own content, select what RSS feeds I want displayed, place a graphic advertisement (like a banner) for an affiliate program I want to promote, and the like? (Or does HyperVRE build a standardized, cookie-cutter web site (based on my keywords?) that otherwise I have little or no control of?

5) Can you send me links to any web sites that your or others have built using HyperVRE?

Thanks for your time!
Robert

Just wanted to drop a note to let you know what a great site you have. It is a great resource and a great place to drop by….

I have a question regarding HyperVRE software..

Step 4 - Artcle Searcg.. Day by Day this step is getting very time consuming

No matter what keywords i select it takes minimum 2 hours to pull up 20 artickes

Terry, Please tell me how should i speed up the process, my target is to create 2 websites daily..

Thanks Terry!!!

If you have Mic Office on your PC you can use their Frontpage application to edit your templates.

You can also use others like Dreamweaver etc. I use Dreamweaver because it was the first crack I ever got my hands on.

As far as the details on how to use an html editor, you need to work that out on your own. Just poke around and you’ll figure it out. Took me weeks when I first started in this crazy game.

Might I suggest this site:
http://www.htmltutorials.ca/

Be careful with some of the PLR content as lots of it is used on the Internet already, and that will kill your chances of the searchies seeing your content as original. You can use “used” content, but you can’t use it in big chunks, like more than a few lines at once. You have to make your pages look original to the search engines. This is critical if you want to make bucks.

I use a script slice, dice, reorder “used” content with my own little sentences and blurbs. It takes me about 5 hours per site now because I work at making the templates create decent looking and reading pages.

Often I use Wikipedia content and slice & dice it up mixed in with my own blurbs. This works really well. Make sure you don’t go further than 3-4 sentences at a time before interrupting the “used” content with a blurb of your own.

I downloaded your template and I’m getting ready to upload it after I match up my keywords and articles. I have loads of PLR as well as directory articles and I’ve come up with 600 keywords on internet marketing. I’m thinking of buying some hits (6000) targeted for internet marketers and see how this goes first. I did want to ask if I can make these in htm instead of php. My computer is an old ME operating system and it’s giving me a run-time error whenever I try to import the converted articles. Also when I uploaded another site, a couple of the articles were showing a parsing and syntax error (maybe the ME system again). This is the only thing that support could tell me might be causing the problem. But I can still work around this if I just use the htm files. Is this okay?

I never use the affiliate links in my Hyperve sites,
and I always load Hypervre sites on my Wordpress blogs for ultimate traffic.

Also, I remove all of the pop up code on all of the Hypervre sites before I load them up.

My Hyperve sites are now at over $3000 a month just on their own. NO PPC.

I’m pleased as punch to see you developing a REALLY good blog that shows your extreme talent for cooking, recipe building, and expertise.

I’ve always know that you are by far the most talented cook and entertainer I’ve ever met in my life.

I hope that anyone looking for FREE RECIPES will come and check me out.

Love your site, see you soon.

DT

i am greatly amazed for your being generous to us..specially me, a newbie

just same as taqi, i’ve also download a silver version of hyperVRE , but i find it hard for me to work on it. . specially on the template.
-can you please teach us how to work on it? or give us some tips on how to work on it?
0r
how to edit the template in hyperVRE
it will be greatly appreciated .. thanks and more power to you