vBseo dont allow adult rated forums, now thats a good way to lose out on the biggest online business.
Now I could understand their perogative if they don't want adult sites associated with their good name, but what is the reason they don't just force adult sites to just pay more for the product for the cost of removing the branding association?
That way, the problem would be solved with associating an adult site with the vBSEO name brand. I have not seen a response to this inquiry anywhere (from both others' public inquiries, or my own private inquiry) and I believe the team is made up of genuinely good caring people, but I wonder why there is no comment about a more expensive non-branding option for sites that are still legal, but don't necessarily fall within the "positive image" category.
This way, image association would be a non-issue for the company. Does it really go beyond just image? If so, I would at least like to know if that is the case.
I can clarify that there is no plan to allow adult sites to use vBSEO under any circumstance. This is a firm company policy.
We appreciate the interest in our product from the many adult forum admins that have contacted us, we will be strictly enforcing our Acceptable Usage Policy.
vbseo does great on big boards
I feel more big-boards will start using it once they see the results. I seen a member install it this week on 2 or 3 300k+ post boards.. the million post boards will come soon
vbseo does great on big boards
I feel more big-boards will start using it once they see the results. I seen a member install it this week on 2 or 3 300k+ post boards.. the million post boards will come soon
FYI We already have several forums with in excess of 1 million posts. It's exciting to think at the Web traffic that can be gained by optimizing a board of that size. The range of keywords that generate traffic must be overwhelming!
09-21-2006, 12:35 PM
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