Traffic Geyser or Brute Force SEO?

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I am comparing a few 'all in one ' traffic generators side by side, but can start with only one. Both of these are $97 monthly and have a little bit of overlapping in the features they offer. Both of them seem fairly simple to use. In any case, which ONE would you choose if the choice were yours? And why?
thanks for your opinions.
#brute #force #geyser #seo #traffic
  • Profile picture of the author Matt James
    I think Traffic Geyser just deals with video submissions doesn't it?

    Brute Force is supposed to handle a whole lot more but I can't get the darned thing to work properly. It doesn't seem to save articles I plug-in there so I have to keep starting from scratch and folks are also having trouble getting into the forum

    Had high hopes for this but it doesn't quite seem finished somehow
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  • Profile picture of the author Neil Ellis
    Traffic Geyser does quite a bit more (pod casts, videos etc).

    The brute force forum is locked to all members mate until the "official" full price launch I think. Something along those lines anyhow! =)
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    • Profile picture of the author drnet
      Neither..

      SENUKE loads videos to 11 sites

      Senuke does market research...

      Senuke spins content...

      senuke. uploads to numerous sites automatically...wetpaint, blogger, wordpress...ect...

      senuke has 35 social bookmarking sites for instant bookmarking..

      Senuke has RSS submitter built in..

      So neither of the above wins in my book...

      Sam
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  • Profile picture of the author tommyp
    Well, I haven't tried SENuke but of all you listed above, Brute Force SEO (I don't know about Traffic Geyser) does pretty much all of it, too in one way or another except for spinning content (although it does rotate author bios) but having experience in content spinning I can say that it is overrated - it does have its place but it isn't always necessary. Brute Force SEO also comes with most of his past and future products, too.

    It's works based on the strategies in his reports.

    It's only been four days and some bugs need to get ironed out and it should be improved based on user suggestion, but people are getting results with it already during the 7 day trial.

    I can't say definitely go with Brute Force SEO because I don't know what you want exactly but I chose to go with this and will give it a shot because I did by hand what this software does when I read his reports and I know it works.

    I don't know if the whole $1000 spots are filled yet but for a $1 trial that's nothing to find out and try for 7 days to see whether you like it or not. Besides the longer you wait the higher the price will be.

    I have heard of Traffic Geyser, have been interested in it and I've heard good about it but I don't know from personal experience.
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  • Profile picture of the author flnz400
    I have BF, but unfortunately my mac daddy V64 systems are a POS when it comes to software compatibility. Hopefully I can successfully try it out soon.

    Any others getting great results?
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  • Profile picture of the author artmacc
    I am using BF and great results. I takes 2.5 hours to run a project but have seen great results in terms of rankings. Some take time but the product is great...the forum is the secret sauce.
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