Are SENuke, UAW etc. Still Powerful, & Which Ones To Get?

There are already a whole bunch of threads discussing each of these products, individually and in various combinations. But if you want to start another thread, go for it.

Except it's against the rules of this section to discuss or review WSOs. So we have to leave out SEOLinkvine and Angela's backlinks. You might remove those choices from your post so we don't have to delete other posts later on.

Don't use ALL of them, try 1-2 out at a time on different websites each month or so. the only problem though is that I think you need 2 months per product to have a good feel for what it does...

Linkvana is way to expensive for what it gives you in my opinion.

I am going to say use one if you are a hobbyist. But if you are a professional business person, use them all.

Now there are multiple threads saying product XXX or product YYY does not work. You have to remember though that these products are just tools. They only reflect how they are used. I guarantee that someone who complains that a product (assuming it is a white hat strategy) does not work is not using the product correctly. Whether it be using articles that look like they were written by a Mongolian yak herder or bad linking practices, they are not using the system the way it was intended. Create fantastic content and you will see a significant difference in your experience to these users.

Just remember when reading any review on these products, the spammers complain the loudest (and lie the most).

Bottom line is create a link that you would be happy to have on your main sites for everyone else and the world is a happy place.

Use every program above that you can afford.Personally i do a lot of experimenting and for new websites the Senuke is a blessing.Got 4 out of 5 sites on page 1 within 2 weeks.
Submit,submit and submit some more...and when you have created your good position on Google -use UAW and get the amount of backlinks you need to stay on top for good!

My best advice.
Annette.

Hi

I'm still learning but I think I'm heading the white way, if you know what I mean? I want to deliver good quality content and I'm fairly ambitious chasing some big targets with moderate success so far. I know I wont achieve what I want by giving up but I'm getting some pressure from family for "too much work make jack a very dull boy."
I'm ranking highly but time is ticking on and want the big cheese. I've managed to get where I am and acquire the little knowledge I have the hard way. I've never bought a product on principle. I figure you need to know the basics before investing in your future, and I'm a tight as a gnat's chuff too.
But I'm ready to buy something and to speed up my processes.
I want a really good article submitter that enables me to do the following:

1. Auto submit content to any article sight I choose now and any I want to add in the future (I know the ones I want, I've got the accounts I need and I want to control the Captchas and the keywords.)

2. Auto submit to Web 2.0 sites (same deal as above.)

3. A fully controllable social bookmarking submitter (same again - yes I am a control freak . . . I admit it.)

4. Some thing that enables me to make the most of my content.

5. I'm not making the most of video but I intend to so something auto submitty would be nice there too.

But here's my problem! I don't want to pay any monthly fees. I don't want to have to subscribe for product support and I will only pay more than $100 dollars if God herself guarantees me that I'll be eating dinner off gold plates by Christmas.

I don't care if its one product or a combo of many. I just want to get the job done!

Don't ask much do I?

The fountain of your splendiferous wisdom would be most edifying.

T.T.F.N

(seriously your advice would be really welcome)

Hi!

My experience from doing A LOT of article marketing through automated solutions like the ones you suggest above is that most of them will work - if you work them.

What I mean is that while these solutions are awesome if you use them right, they will take up quite a lot of your time in terms of writing an QUALITY article, spinning it, submitting etc etc... if you cannot afford outsource personell, that is. You need to submit a lot of quality articles continuously and you must make sure they are optimized well etc.

If you write good quality articles daily, submit daily, and all SEO factors are in place, not only in the article it self but also the site you are promoting must be search engine optimized very well for this to work. Then it works well.

Clear as mud... eh....

Thanks Molsted

I think I have a basic grasp of on page and off page SEO (though I know I have a lot to learn - that's partly why I like IM actually).
On page I favour wordpress based sites (and so does Google from what I can see) with optimised landing pages and use Headspace2 for meta's and such (brilliant plugin if you use worpress). I keep my keyword structure spider friendly, and use LSI on other pages. I aim to naturally rank pretty well before I start my off page efforts. If I don't I go back and check my on page first.

Off page, I write keyword rich (but not too rich) articles using LSI to avoid looking spammy (and to maintain the hopeful quality of the article). I submit to a top quality site (usually ezinearticles) and once published spin and link to other article directories. I also create squidoo lenses, hubpages and other web 2.0 properties with unique content and link an a roundabout way. I then social bookmark and use social networks and niche related forums to drum up a bit more interest (and hopefully big up my backlinks).

But I have been doing all this manually without any automated software. So what do you recommend that I use?

I've never outsourced and ( going back to my control freakery ) would be wary of both reducing content quality and giving away my niches. Any adice on outsourcing would be most welcome.

Thanks and T.T.F.N

UAW + SEnuke = best results

Han

Nope. I think google spies have already debunked it.