Are seo automation tools legal?

oskar2002

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Hello, I have doubts about if for example, I make a tool to create links automatically, I can be demanded.

Greetings. :)
 
It's not safe to spam 1000's of links to your site with any software.
so you need to be careful using automation SEO tools
 
Automated tools can’t (and shouldn’t) replace people when it comes to developing marketing plans based on:

Target audience personas
Analyzing competitive intelligence
Relating to publications and influencers
Making decisions based upon the data gathered
 
Mostly criminally legal yes, but you're still liable for bandwidth and abuse damages if target sites sue you.
 
Mostly criminally legal yes, but you're still liable for bandwidth and abuse damages if target sites sue you.

That I wanted to know, thank you, ;), then, gsaser would be legal while rankex if I could have problems, right?
 
That I wanted to know, thank you, ;), then, gsaser would be legal while rankex if I could have problems, right?

Well like I said, both are legal strictly speaking but if you bomb a website with 2 billion requests they could sue you for damages. That's up to individual sites though.

I used to run large scale crawlers and I got angry emails all the time. I had to apologize and tune my custom bots to throttle requests.
 
u can
people already use gsa, rankerx, xrumer and that's fine
 
Well like I said, both are legal strictly speaking but if you bomb a website with 2 billion requests they could sue you for damages. That's up to individual sites though.

I used to run large scale crawlers and I got angry emails all the time. I had to apologize and tune my custom bots to throttle requests.
Yes, but I understand that the culprit would not be the creator of the program, but the user would bomb those websites, or is the owner of the software?
 
u can
people already use gsa, rankerx, xrumer and that's fine
GSA cannot handle modern websites where there is interaction, and rankex, 90% of your list is either banned or blocked by robots or meta. ;)
 
Yes, but I understand that the culprit would not be the creator of the program, but the user would bomb those websites, or is the owner of the software?

The IP from which the requests came would be the culprit. They'd go after the IP. If that's you then tough luck.

The software makers are not held liable. Not that I know of.
 
Make sure to use proxies or VPN, if you spam with your server IP you'll most likely get a notice from your host
 
The IP from which the requests came would be the culprit. They'd go after the IP. If that's you then tough luck.

The software makers are not held liable. Not that I know of.

Make sure to use proxies or VPN, if you spam with your server IP you'll most likely get a notice from your host

Thank you very much, all cleared up. ;)
 
Even as the procedure of search engine optimization takes full-size funding of time and cannot be surely automated in its entirety, there are numerous extremely good search engine optimization gear to assist automate particularly monotonous SEO tasks, including generating keywords, analyzing backlinks, and tracking scores
 
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