LinkBuilderPro vs SERPAssist??

From memory, you can use proxies with Serp assist as well. Otherwise everything is created from their servers with a select few ip addresses.

Sure you tell it when to finish but it doesn't always quite make it. Depends on how much other stuff you have it doing really.

I did not specify when I want the submissions made (but I think you can do that). I was hoping to have my projects completed asap, particularly within 24 to 48 hours. I only had like 2 projects going on at the same time (which would hardly bog down the system). My 3rd project was already more than 48 hours in processing and I don't know if it has ever been finished since my trial is over.

Dave, I really like serpassist but the processing time was a bit slow during my trial. If this has been improved, I would love to use it again.

I am the creator of SERPAssist - let me know if I can answer any questions. I don't get out to the forums much, but I'll do what I can to help answer questions.

-Dave

Some answers:

I support about 15 Web 2.0 sites - check the FAQ for an update to date list (SERPAssist - Home Page)

They are mainly hi PR sites (Vox, Hubpages, etc.) I am rolling out some private sites that will range from PR0 to PR4.

SA is only 7 weeks old, but yes, there are users in my forum stating they are seeing positive movement on their sites.

Some vids, yes (not enough I'll admit).

I include a Getting Started Guide (PDF) as part of the install.

Time frames: remember, you are laying out your whole diagram and submitting to my backend servers. I am working *very* hard to get a consistent 24 hour turnaround on tasks. So, in an hour, you can layout a pretty complex diagram, but you are then relying on my backend servers (SACentral) to do the actual processing. 1 hour is not very realistic since you are creating accounts, confirming account, and posting. Further, you can use the scheduler to spread this out (along with article dripping) to implement a pretty robust strategy.

Bottom line: I am processing on average 4500 successful tasks per day. So ALOT is getting done well before the 24 hour mark. However, as hiccups occur (such as Blogetery going down or Terapad offline for the whole weekend for maintenance) there are going to be delays. The good news is SA self-heals. So, if a site dies (like Blogetery) I automatically redirect posts to another site to keep your diagrams complete.

The only tasks that take more than 24 hours are delayed due to some problem which gets cleared out as quickly as possible and sent on their way.

Hope this helps!
Dave

What's the URL for LinkBuilderPro ?

SA supports 24 Web 2.0 sites right now and I just implemented the automated bookmarking capability which will initially target big sites like Digg, StumbleUpon, and Connotea with plans to implement smaller pligg sites to balance quality and quantity.

More and more I am working to make SERPAssist a totally set and forget system (including the upcoming diagram template concept) to make implementing your strategy as easy as possible.

To specifically address the question around "stuck" tasks, say a web site is down for maintenance, a task is retried 3 times over 3 hours. This is what I call "stuck". This happens and is just the nature of article marketing.

The cool part about SERPAssist is the system is designed to focus on fixing these WITHOUT you needing to get involved.

When VOX closed for good, all the pending tasks that were "stuck" got redirected to alternate sites - all done automatically. Thus, your diagrams remained "whole" and you did not have to do a thing as a result of this major site no longer working.

Yes, it took a few days for me to fully implement the redirects, but customers did not have to do a thing for this to all happen.

This is what SERPAssist is all about and is what sets it apart from other tools.

Thanks for letting me take some time to explain a bit about SERPAssist.

-Dave