Automated SEO, tools, software and blog networks

[daveyace]

I'm looking to automate my seo and am willing to spend a bit but not too much. What is the best way to go?

[Benjamin Ehinger]

My advice is to outsource to a service or a few services. I don't like to run the software myself and I don't, personally, care for much of the automated software. However, you can outsource your backlinking, content, and more with some of the services in the Warrior for Hire section.

I have also had some good luck with some of the backlinking packages sold on eBay.

Benjamin Ehinger

[Olson Mino]

Yeah there are people offering services out there but if you want long term results the best way is to have access to blog networks and it really takes about 30 min max a day to build quality links if you have access to quality networks of course.

[mrclean78]

I'd recommend learning the tools of the trade: Scrapebox, Senuke, LFE, Hand-Submittions, AMR, etc.

Find a tool for each kind of backlink you want to get, and for the backlinks you can't get with a tool, use your hands.

Never buy a tool based on what 'they claim', but rather buy the tool because it is based on your existing seo strategy.

For instance, if I want to post to a blog, I use scrapebox, if I want to want to build forum profiles, i use Xrumer, if I want to build .edu links, I might use one of Noble's edu wikibots, if I want to build articles, I use AMR, etc etc.

The trick is having a strategy before you buy the tools. Because you can have all the forestry equipment in the world, but with no clue on why or how it works you'll be left with scrap metal.

[DSTeam]

Hi Dave, the best seo tool to automate your linkbuilding efforts is SENuke X, been using it for quite some time and the results are superb.

And the monthly price compared to the work volume it handles is insane.

[daveyace]

anyone had good results with senuke x?

[Olson Mino]

I use SeNuke-X on daily basis but you need to understand that SeNuke should be part of your overall link-building campaigns because with SeNuke and other similar tools like AMR Scrapebox you can only build low to medium quality links.

Google likes to see randomness meaning links coming from all over the web from low quality to high quality and if you manged to achieve that you'll see super fast results.

[GyuMan82]

I would probably say Article Marketing Robot if you are on a limited budget.

[simonrv]

I would advice to outsource it rather than using spammy backlinking tools. It's better to build backlinks manually as they looks more natural to search engines unlike backlink tools.

[GyuMan82]

Originally Posted by simonrv

I would advice to outsource it rather than using spammy backlinking tools. It's better to build backlinks manually as they looks more natural to search engines unlike backlink tools.

Tools are only as good as their users.

I get PLENTY of "White Hat" work done using my spammy tools and they look perfectly natural.

[adamv]

Originally Posted by simonrv

I would advice to outsource it rather than using spammy backlinking tools. It's better to build backlinks manually as they looks more natural to search engines unlike backlink tools.

I love it when people say that it looks more natural to build backlinks manually, it makes me laugh.

If you submit an article to a couple dozen article directories manually and I use a piece of software to do the same thing in a tiny fraction of the time, how can anyone tell that your link was made by hand and mine was placed there with a machine?

A bot can place a link that looks just as natural as a link made by hand. You can spend hours doing the same thing I can do in a few minutes if it makes you feel warm and fuzzy inside.

[CindyRoosen]

How much is Article Marketing Robot? Is it much cheaper than Scrapebox?

[GyuMan82]

Originally Posted by CindyRoosen

How much is Article Marketing Robot? Is it much cheaper than Scrapebox?

Article marketing robot is $97, Scrapebox you can buy for $57.

Though scrapebox is cheaper, you're gonna need more resources to run it (VPS, Proxies etc).

My Scrapebox set-up alone costs me $300/month, I am a service provider though

[Rukshan]

Originally Posted by daveyace

anyone had good results with senuke x?

Yeah, I get good results with senukex. But you need to manage campaigns properly.

[Willmarathon]

Originally Posted by mrclean78

I'd recommend learning the tools of the trade: Scrapebox, Senuke, LFE, Hand-Submittions, AMR, etc.

Find a tool for each kind of backlink you want to get, and for the backlinks you can't get with a tool, use your hands.

Never buy a tool based on what 'they claim', but rather buy the tool because it is based on your existing seo strategy.

For instance, if I want to post to a blog, I use scrapebox, if I want to want to build forum profiles, i use Xrumer, if I want to build .edu links, I might use one of Noble's edu wikibots, if I want to build articles, I use AMR, etc etc.

The trick is having a strategy before you buy the tools. Because you can have all the forestry equipment in the world, but with no clue on why or how it works you'll be left with scrap metal.

I have been told that xrumer.org gives non-contextual forum links that raise your SEO temporarily and then because they are poor quality, your page rank goes back down in 6 months. What can you say to dispute that? Also I have Xrumer post on some of my blogs advertising their service and I wonder if that is spammy and why should I pay for a service that is spamming blogs? Obviously you have a different appreciation having used them But I buy a lot of Incansoft products for a one-time $29.95 and although the technical support and sales pitches are really bad, how can you compete with a 7 $29.95 tools?

[johnben1444]

Originally Posted by adamv

I love it when people say that it looks more natural to build backlinks manually, it makes me laugh.

If you submit an article to a couple dozen article directories manually and I use a piece of software to do the same thing in a tiny fraction of the time, how can anyone tell that your link was made by hand and mine was placed there with a machine?

A bot can place a link that looks just as natural as a link made by hand. You can spend hours doing the same thing I can do in a few minutes if it makes you feel warm and fuzzy inside.

That's right adamv. Tools only make the work easier and faster and if it is ever going to be harmful than it will also be when carried out manually, unless of-course you ain't got the experience.