No. If you are serious about SEO and want to create multiple accounts, each with differing keywords, you can do that. The cost will be the same for each account that you create; we do not offer volume discounts.

No, Wordpress.com sites that are offered by Wordpress for free are not capable of running plugins. Our Wordpress plugin is an essential component of our delivery system and will not work with the free Wordpress.com system. You can, however, upgrade your Wordpress.com to a 'Pro' account and then add our plugin.

Yes, you can. During the sign up process, we will ask you if you want to host on a subdomain within our system, or on your own site. We can publish our Powerful Custom Content to any external Wordpress site, including customized Wordpress implementations (but not a site on Wordpress.com). All you need is our simple Wordpress pluggin, which we will provide to you after the Sign Up process. You can also use our RelayPipe™ webservice to receive our content to your dynamic website such as those built in PHP or ASP. Our RelayPipe webservice is an advanced solution for experienced webmasters.

No. You have full rights to the content that appears on your blog. If you choose to reject an article, you can. You may also edit each article, or write and add your own.

No. You can choose to receive the articles we post for you 'automatically'. Automatic approval allows the articles we publish to appear in your blog automatically, without any intervention from you. You can also choose to 'Manually Approve' each article. Manual Approve requires that you approve the article in our notification email before the post appears live on your blog. In either case, you retain the ability to log into your blog at any time and delete or make changes to any article.

ListPipe is designed to enhance your existing site with searchable content that appeals to the search engines. We provide Powerful Custom Content for blogs that are hosted on our own system, and for external sites. We have a Wordpress plugin that allows you to receive our content to your own Wordpress site, and we also have a webservice that allows advanced webmasters to receive our content to a dynamic website such as those built in PHP or ASP.

This error typically occurs if you are running WordPress on a version of PHP before to PHP 5. Your WordPress site needs to be running on PHP 5 or above to run the ListPipe Plugin.

This is most likely due to a restriction on your server. Some hosting companies restrict the "file_get_contents()" function. Talk with your hosting provider to see if they have a work around. If they do not, try using the PHP cURL library (see "http://php.net/cURL").

We can support virtually any market. We have exceptional writers and researchers who are trained to focus on writing SEO for any industry. Currently we support the real estate market, and the dentistry market, and various other markets for our channel affiliates. If you are involved in a vertical market that you think would benefit from ListPipe's SEO content services, please contact us.

The most common reason why you may not be receiving weekly content posted to your blog is that you have not completed your Content Form. The Content Form is a critical step in the sign up process, and helps us determine how to produce custom content for your specific blog. If your Content Form is incomplete, we cannot deliver content. To make sure your Content Form is complete, please login to your ListPipe account, and select the Change Content Information link. You will see the Content Form; just make sure all the fields are filled in with your preferences, and we'll take care of the rest. The second most common reason why you may not be receiving content, if you have an external Wordpress site, is that you have not downloaded or activated our ListPipe Content Generator plugin. To do this, please search for the plugin and install it as you would any other.

Check your Junk Mail or Spam folder. Because our content is delivered in an HTML format, it is sometimes labeled as 'spam' the first time it arrives in your email inbox. If you do not 'whitelist' our first send, you may have trained your system to filter all subsequent emails. Simply identify your next email from us as wanted mail and you should begin receiving them as normal.

PHP 4 lacks the functionality that we need for the ListPipe plugin. Upgrade to PHP 5, you'll love it.