What automated SEO software do you use?

SENUKE X
ScrapeBox
Article Marketing Robot
Market Samurai
No Hands SEO
The Best Spinner
Backlinktopia
Captcha Sniper(save $$$ on captcha)
and a couple more custom ones

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chrisen

14 years ago

Currently using these the most: AMR, ScrapeBox, Spinner Chief, IM Automator, Niche Finder

I have used Pad Submit Worker, Magic Submitter, OnlyWire, Tweet Attacks, Sick Submitter, and a few others in the past. I'm itching to either go back to Magic Submitter or try out SEO Link Robot.

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ChrisDH

14 years ago

SEnuke, AMR and various blog networks.

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chzafar2012

14 years ago

Dont use softwares

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FaisalZamanInfo 14 years ago

Originally Posted by chzafar2012

Dont use softwares

Manual SEO is boring and too much work - I love using tools. :p
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- Brendan Mace 14 years ago
  
  Originally Posted by FaisalZamanInfo
  
  Manual SEO is boring and too much work - I love using tools. :p
  
  I agree man. SEO software is uber effective if used properly.
  
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DeskCoder 14 years ago

Originally Posted by chzafar2012

Dont use softwares

Don't use software to get backlinks, because any links you get from that software are going to be very low quality.

You can use software to find niches, evaluate competition, find places for links, but anything that automates backlinks is a waste.
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- Mike Anthony 14 years ago
  
  scrapebox to find great link opportunities not to spam comments. Everything else I self automate.
  
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Austin357

14 years ago

Using these tools to automate this process is a huge time saver. Plus, you can go out and focus on new markets, ideas and businesses.

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patco

14 years ago

Scrapebox and Traffic Travis. They really help a webmaster and save almost 75% of the time that you need to work on your websites

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DSTeam 14 years ago

In terms of automation: SENukeX and The Best Spinner, AMR, BMD and a few blog networks.
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AleinaKoch

14 years ago

I used SENuke X and Xrumer

Just make it sure if you are using automated SEO tools .. You know how to use it or get slapped by Google.

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sahildd 14 years ago

I always work with manually because if you need good an long ranking so dont use any software
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Rukshan

14 years ago

Senukex, Scrapebox, AMR, Niche Finder, Traffic travis, Keyword Scout and TBS

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cheapstuff

14 years ago

Free Traffic Travis and Free Cuterank XD ahaha im a cheapskate...

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Maybelle Zito

14 years ago

Wow. There are lots of SEO softwares here. But I never used any of them. For me, its better to do and work for it manually.

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Fixers

14 years ago

I use lots of tools and the key is to use them well. Try to master a tool before you move on to learn the next. So a few of what I use are scrapebox, senukex, seo spyglass (free version), traffic travis and some others of my own.

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amiramin

14 years ago

SENUKE X
ScrapeBox
and some blog networks

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TomBarrett

14 years ago

I use SEO Linkvine as an article submitter.

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Sclark

14 years ago

I prefer SEO software that's not 100% "automated", but lets me have the last word, so to speak, simultaneously saving me time and sweats.

One such software piece is

SEO SpyGlass Backlink Checker Software: X-Ray Your Competition

There are different ways to build links. You can do it by hand, you can do it using SENuke or a tool like SEO Spyglass. The difference is the quality/quantity ratio that they offer.

For me the best option is to be able to build a decent number of links FAST, but having full control over what I'm doing.

In other worlds, I wouldn't use the SEO software that would just spam my site with links without me being aware of where exactly they come from, how many links I'm getting, all that. But I wouldn't like to go all manual abt it either.

Mine would be the middle way.

Spyglass just lets you get a pretty darn good idea why your competitors are ranking where they're ranking. It shows you

- all their backlinks
- all their anchor texts
- all the websites that are linking to your competitors
- all linking site's PR, IP, domain age, outgoing links, SM bookmarks, etc.
- all the blogs, forums, news sites linking to your competitors

Also, potentially profitable links get marked for you (sometimes I look at those recommendations, sometimes I don't, it depends, but still is a huge time-saver).

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stephenwaldo

14 years ago

Originally Posted by Sclark

In other worlds, I wouldn't use the SEO software that would just spam my site with links without me being aware of where exactly they come from, how many links I'm getting, all that. But I wouldn't like to go all manual abt it either.

SEO spyglass or any number of other backlink checking tools/services should work fine for that, too.

But I do agree, even using automation (or maybe especially using automation), it is pivotal for your campaign's effectiveness that you actually measure your results and accurately measure the strength of your competition.

You can't use a spray and pray approach to building back links...It's a bigger waste of time than NOT using automation!

As for tools/services that I've used:

SENuke X (eh, didn't like it, probably just me though)
AMR (don't use it much anymore)
BMR (still solid)
Auto-Pingers (for backlink indexing)
WPSyndicator, Onlywire or LinksAlpha (for automatic back links to everything I publish)
UAW (don't use it anymore because it's so labor intensive)
TheBestSpinner (needs no explanation)
ArticleRanks (no complaints...Hey! That rhymed!)
Sick Submitter (could never quite get it to work right, but very versatile)
MajesticSEO (for checking backlinks and competition)

Honestly, my MVP from that list is going to be either #5 or #10, or maybe #3.

Hope that helps!
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anku9696

14 years ago

I use senuke , AMR and scrapebox...

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immick

14 years ago

AMR, TBS, Scrapebox.

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Clint Faber

14 years ago

At this point in time I personally do not use any type of third-party back linking automation software except for the ones which we develop in-house not that I'm necessarily against other tools is just where my focus is.

As for is tracking goes we tend to use a combination of rank tracker and traffic Travis depending on which one is pulling the most relevant results at that time.

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