SE Nuke:Worthwhile Investment?

I thought the subscription price is $47 or $97 / month depending on which package you choose.

SENuke has been discussed in other threads, do a search...

Dramatically increasing your prices at a time of severe economic downturn is an 'interesting' marketing strategy - perhaps they've been reading too much Frank Kern.

Anyway, products I use to do the same (and often better) jobs than SENuke that only have one single up-front payment cost:-

Market Samurai (absolutely the best!)
Bookmarking Demon 4 (absolutely the best!)
Web2Submitter
RSS Submit
Power Article Rewriter/Article Post Robot (a great combo)
Blog Farm Generator (absolutely the best!)

I obviously use other programs to do other jobs, like blog commenting, directory submission etc. but those are the direct replacements for the same functionality in SENuke.

As for video submissions, well, Video Post Robot or one of the free web-based solutions will do the job. I haven't got the time to put into 'throwaway' videos meant just for linking or traffic though as I concentrate on high def stuff for my sites, so can't properly comment on that.

I had SEnuke before it is a great piece of software however it does have tendencies to play up which can be a problem, when I have used it before it has a habit of freezing during submissions that timeout.

I find it very easy to use and with the exception of a few ticks here and there it runs pretty smoothly. But after about 2 months of using it I am finding that the links do not seem to be sticking.

I haven't over used it at all, but Yahoo Site Explorer isn't showing but a fraction of the backlinks I have created. So my jury is still out on whether the results are worth the effort.

I was very excited about the software when I first started using it because it did function very well and had a short learning curve. But the proof is in the pudding as they say, and so far there isn't a whole lot of my pudding sticking to the wall.

If you're going to use it consistently, then it's worth the money.

Remember, this is designed to automate the (somewhat tedious) tasks of syndicating all your content.

At $127 a month, that's still less than $5 a day. Try and think of what your time is worth i.e. if the software saves you an hour a day, then it should be worth a lot more than $5 a day to you.

I also find it works better with every update. Yes, there are times when one or two sites may not work - but different sites change and update the way they function.

The guys behind the software are very responsive and quick to update the software and implement user suggestions.

I've been a member for around 5-6 months and it's come a long way since then. In my opinion, it's well worth the money I'm spending on it - you just have to make sure to use it.

Don't forget also that it's good to have an understanding of basic SEO and keyword research while creating your content. This isn't a "magic button" that will help any site rank better for any keyword - it's a tool to help you make your current work more efficient and less time consuming.

Hope this helps,

Richard

I use Senuke, and I have got good results out of it.
Atleast am making enough and able to pay the subscription from my sales generated by Senuke.
guess it depends on how you use it.
cheers,
zenji