If you run into any problems, PM me. If I can help, I'll be happy to.

See my post up-thread. Those instructions are ONLY if you want the faucet to be your ENTIRE Wordpress theme.

If all you want is a faucet PAGE within an already existing WordPress theme powered site, then you will need to
install the faucet script in a subdirectory OUTSIDE of /wp-content/themes directory and then call the index.php
file into your page via an iframe.

What is the purpose of this and how is it any different from blocking someone's Skype ID?

Hmmmm. The instructions you link to are more for using the faucet script *as* your WordPress theme as opposed
to having a faucet page within an existing WordPress theme.

If you install one of the plugins that allows you to embed php code in a page or post, you might be able to embed
the contents of the faucet script's index.php page into a WordPress page (though you might need to change some
file paths in the faucet script).

Another alternative would be to install the faucet script in a separate directory on your site and call it in a page
via an iframe.

I received my payment as well. Thank you

An interesting twist to the traditional search engine, but I see this potentially being used for nefarious purposes.

Let's say, for example, that a WordPress plugin has a known vulnerability that makes it possible for a hacker to
hijack the site for whatever shady purpose. One could search for the path to that plugin and they would have a
potential victim pool at their fingertips.

Task done.

FB name: Cynthia Turcotte
BTC address: 1CDqTFUoCfGHZxuHrkeaFzjRVbftUz2zqT

Thanks in advance!

Bitzfree is an interesting change from the average faucet, that's for sure. I can't say that I've ever gotten
a payout because I haven't accrued enough satoshi to meet the minimum withdrawal threshold, but then
again, I'm not very attentive to it.

Considering I've been doing SEO for two decades, I'd say I know a fair amount. As to whether or not forum sigs and
blog comment spam are good sources of backlinks:

https://support.google.com/webmasters/answer/66356 (read the section on Link Schemes)

also this handy little chart lays out what constitutes good SEO (note that the green items are DO items and the red
ones are DON'T DO items - check out item VI which specifically references blog and forum spam):

http://searchengineland.com/download/seotable/SearchEngineLand-Periodic-Table-of-SEO-2015.pdf

If you can get a NATURAL and RELEVANT link on an .edu or .gov site, that's great. But commenting on a .edu or .gov
blog post - even if you include a link in the comment - isn't going to do squat. In fact, there are strong enough
indicators that too many such links can hurt organic rankings.

That Naut theme is pretty sweet and easy to tweak. I haven't used it yet but I've done some very basic customizations
to my own subreddit:

https://www.reddit.com/r/cryptosocial/

FaucetBox has an out-of-the-box faucet that's easy to install and customize the design / ad slots / etc...
You can specify award amounts and how often users can claim.

I have HitLeap Premium...

Just fyi folks - comment backlinks (even on .edu sites) don't carry the backlink SEO weight that they used to.
Not saying that they can't be useful as a secondary source of traffic (depending on the topic of the site) but
if you are looking at blog comment links to boost your backlink profile, it isn't going to give you the bump you
are hoping for.

Same thing with forum signature links.

If you have marketable skills (e.g. web development, programming, social media marketing, etc...) you could post in one of
the Bitcoin service boards here.

Faucets are slow going, but can be a good introduction to bitcoin, especially if you have a lot of spare time. You can also try
some of the pay to click (PTC) websites that pay you x number of satoshi to view websites. They pay out a little better than
your average faucet.

If you're interested, I've reviewed a few of them on my site:

http://bitcoinmafia.com/ptc/

Cheers!

Cynthia

No I don't want a place to test it. Like I did with BTCTrust.biz, I'll use my own funds to test it. Doesn't necessarily need
to be an HYIP either. Any service is fair game. If it's a scam, it'll be outed.

Thanks - its good to be back.

Looking for my next target to test and "out" as a scam. Any suggestions? Preferably something that does not
require a large investment to get into, as I am using my own money to do this

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get promoted to over 7400 crypto Twitter followers as they get added.

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Be sure to select Faucet Listing under Reason for Contact.

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PM me if you have any questions.

Best,

Cynthia

Thank you - it's kinda sparse on content right now, but I'm trying to add new stuff everyday.