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Are These Tools Still Relevant In 2013?

by Sirr
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I used to be hot at SEO back in the day, but I ended up stepping away from IM for 2 years. I went to prison for 1 year (computer hacking charages, nothing major) and then I spent the year or so that I've been out setting up offers on affiliate networks and generating revenue that way.

All is well, but recently I've been getting back into SEO as I did enjoy it. I noticed I still have the following tools at my disposal from back when I purchased them 2 years ago. Are they still relevant today?

- XRumer
- SENuke (Lifetime License)
- Scrapebox

Some honest opinions please.
#2013 #relevant #tools
  • Profile picture of the author georgefuller
    well is some results they are but there are some newest tools you can use like ahrefs.com and screaming frogs. I'm not using scrapebox
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  • Profile picture of the author johnben1444
    Those tools are only going to tank your rankings.

    Instead focus on contextual links, authority sites, unique content, relevance and low OBL.
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  • Profile picture of the author pritikris
    Try SEO Powersuite, its a package including 4 tools - SEO Spyglass, Link Assistant, Rank tracker and Website Auditor.
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  • Profile picture of the author MadeofSEO
    Xrumer is relevant. By the way they will have a big update pretty soon (in a week or so) - it will be able to post in much more types of forums.
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  • Profile picture of the author Laubster
    Just blogged about this yesterday. The problem with software is it creates new pages. New pages take forever to get indexed and have ZERO PageRank. You're better of using services that offer high PR link packages. Software is only good for super blackhat churn and burn, and even then you have to know what you're doing.
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    • Profile picture of the author ceogod
      TRUTH! The wise think alike. Took the words right from my mouth.

      Originally Posted by Laubster View Post

      Just blogged about this yesterday. The problem with software is it creates new pages. New pages take forever to get indexed and have ZERO PageRank. You're better of using services that offer high PR link packages. Software is only good for super blackhat churn and burn, and even then you have to know what you're doing.
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  • Profile picture of the author GyuMan82
    Those are just tools man. It's how you use em.

    Like someone else said, they are great for "churn and burn" sites that are very profitable.

    If you make tweaks to them (say Senuke), you can teach the software to post to almost any site, though most lazy people won't do this.
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