SaaS selling SENuke blasts, do they even work anymore?

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I don't want to call anyone out so I won't say the agency I'm referring to but there is an agency selling SENuke blasts, they advertise all over the place and seem to have lots of different SEO offerings, like PR releases, web2.0 links etc.

The services on offer are often easily replicated with software but they are doing the work so fair enough.

What I am curious about is the SENuke blasts that they offer, the link structure is now old hat and the most recent one is already 4 years old. As SENuke isn't even for sale anymore, is it even being updated? Are the links even able to be created?

I am not looking for an endorsement on whether these links will rocket my rankings (I highly doubt they could) but more, is it even possible they are running these campaigns through a working version of SENuke. Most of the sites the software could post to will have updated long ago, no?

Appreciate the input guys.

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If I were to guess, the link quality would be similar to RankerX, which does no good but actually does more harm than good if used directly on a money site.

I am not sure how that software is, but in most link building software, you can develop your very own lists of websites you can post to using the software. So I guess such vendors will have their own updated lists to deliver services.
 
If I were to guess, the link quality would be similar to RankerX, which does no good but actually does more harm than good if used directly on a money site.

I am not sure how that software is, but in most link building software, you can develop your very own lists of websites you can post to using the software. So I guess such vendors will have their own updated lists to deliver services.
Yeah, I'm not really thinking about using it direct to my money site lol

I am just wondering if Senuke is even functional anymore, they don't sell it so I would have to wonder how up to date their site definitions could even be.

I wondered this because I haven't heard anyone talk about SN for years now
 
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