SEnuke X Users Your Thoughts So Far???
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loads16017
Power Member
- Aug 24, 2010
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its not supporting auto captcha right?
lostkitten
Regular Member
- Dec 7, 2008
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This tool makes Magic Submitter, SEOLR & AMR look really good tools.
urhomemoneymaker
BANNED
- Apr 26, 2010
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Here are the advanced templates if anybody needs them.
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Malofie
Junior Member
- Apr 16, 2010
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Has anyone tried manual submissions?
I don't like the templates so decided to do it the long way. Trying to post content on the social sites, i'm getting a lot of fails. I don't think Wikispaces accepts IE browser anymore, blogger wouldn't accept the password, X stops at step 1 in Wetpaint. It took 2 attempts to place content in wordpress, but X didn't record the URL. And I didn't receive a confirmation e-mail from Quizilla so couldn't post content.
Might be worth checking out. If you've scheduled tasks, I don't know how many are going to be successful.
I don't like the templates so decided to do it the long way. Trying to post content on the social sites, i'm getting a lot of fails. I don't think Wikispaces accepts IE browser anymore, blogger wouldn't accept the password, X stops at step 1 in Wetpaint. It took 2 attempts to place content in wordpress, but X didn't record the URL. And I didn't receive a confirmation e-mail from Quizilla so couldn't post content.
Might be worth checking out. If you've scheduled tasks, I don't know how many are going to be successful.
beaglejuice
Power Member
- Mar 12, 2009
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You're nitpicking. I've used the special templates that were mailed to me and so far, I've got an 80%+ success rate, everything on automatic.
SecretMoney
Regular Member
- May 13, 2009
- 499
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hmm,it is so expensive for me!
HDShock
Registered Member
- Mar 25, 2011
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I'm having a lot of fun with SEnuke X. I could swear I heard angels singing when i set up all my SEO for the month and walked away. 
lol
I've gotten maybe 1 crash so far on an O.C. quad core amd, windows 7-64, raid-0, yadda yadda yadda system. There are some work-arounds currently that are a little annoying. Like creating the forum profiles don't work so well at the moment for private proxy users like myself. (you have to switch to SEnuke's proxies to get a good amount of account creations with the forums. Normal article based account creations work fine.)
And the account verifications (even for the pre-made hotmail accounts) still won't get moved out the spam folder on it's own so you still have to go in and scoop them out manually. (not that big of a deal)
But other than really just those 2 issues I'm completely blown away at how easy and streamlined it makes everything.
lolI've gotten maybe 1 crash so far on an O.C. quad core amd, windows 7-64, raid-0, yadda yadda yadda system. There are some work-arounds currently that are a little annoying. Like creating the forum profiles don't work so well at the moment for private proxy users like myself. (you have to switch to SEnuke's proxies to get a good amount of account creations with the forums. Normal article based account creations work fine.)
And the account verifications (even for the pre-made hotmail accounts) still won't get moved out the spam folder on it's own so you still have to go in and scoop them out manually. (not that big of a deal)
But other than really just those 2 issues I'm completely blown away at how easy and streamlined it makes everything.
For everyone having problems with the email; try getting a few .infos setup on cheap hosting and create a bunch of emails on your own account. You can get ten .infos from Godaddy for less than $10. You don't have to worry about confirmation emails going to the spam or junk folder, and you will get a better success rate i account creation. A lot of the forums don't seem to like Hotmail and Yahoo emails.
Also, using the same built in proxies as everyone else is going to lower your success rate a lot. I use my own email accounts and 10 private proxies from Squid proxies here on the forum, and I have a 98% success rate for account creation, and a 100% success rate for submission to everything but the forum profiles.
So far I have been running SenukeX for 2 days straight, and it hasn't crashed yet. My VPS crashes more often than the program. I'm running it on Windows Server 2003 32 bit on a VPS with 3 gigs of RAM.
So far I am thrilled with the program, it is the first automated tool of it's kind I have used that actually works as advertised.
Also, using the same built in proxies as everyone else is going to lower your success rate a lot. I use my own email accounts and 10 private proxies from Squid proxies here on the forum, and I have a 98% success rate for account creation, and a 100% success rate for submission to everything but the forum profiles.
So far I have been running SenukeX for 2 days straight, and it hasn't crashed yet. My VPS crashes more often than the program. I'm running it on Windows Server 2003 32 bit on a VPS with 3 gigs of RAM.
So far I am thrilled with the program, it is the first automated tool of it's kind I have used that actually works as advertised.
HDShock
Registered Member
- Mar 25, 2011
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Meh to each their own i guess.. It's not really that much if you think about it.. This is how i see it:
This makes ranking and handling even my less competitive micro niche sites extremely easy... Not to mention I can set things to run unattended for what seems like at least 60 days in advance.
Just as an example, say, with even one of those sites raking in at very reasonable amount of $10.00 a day...
This would mean that site alone makes roughly $280.00 a month virtually unattended. Granted that's not factoring in the $30.00 or so a month for my private proxies, and what I would estimate about $16.00 or so a week in outsourced content for that site.. But still, that's 30 bucks a month profit from that 1 (!!!!) micro niche site.
Now this thing runs what seems to be an infinite number of projects at once making it easy for me to keep on top of a ton of now "automated" site SEO. (freeing up my time for some white hat link building on my other sites.) I'm sure you get where I'm going with this...
I don't expect this thing to play into the whole "wtf-z omg it ranked my 2 hour old domain to 1st on the keywords fat loss"... It however does have it's place in my book. But anyways, just my 2c.
neilbradydom
Junior Member
- Aug 12, 2009
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Id like to try out x
This month I have purchased or done a trial of seolinkrobot, magic submitter, xgenseo, article marketing robot, and now senukex. Without a doubt, senukex is the best of the bunch, even with the bugs. It misses some creation, which I believe will be improved on. The main thing is its just so damn easy.
From what I could tell, magic submitter does almost exactly the same thing, I love that you can add your own custom sites. But its not as user friendly.
ARM is great (probably the best tool I've ever seen) for article submission, and I will keep using it.
SEOlinkrobot, can't put my finger on it, I just don't really love it, definitely powerful though. Great price, too. If money is tight and you want something like senukex, get this, its a one time purchase.
If a higher price tag is worth the easiest to set up tool of its kind, I say just buy senukex. I'm splitting it with a buddy. I just set up my first campaign and it was almost fun. Something about being able to visually put the linking structure together is just great. I think I will be able to put a blast together in about 10 minutes soon, and its simple enough that I will be able to give it my VAs, and know they could actually do it without pestering me with too many questions. Thats a huge bonus.
I could piece all the tools together and save some money, but I prefer saving time to money any day of the week. Maybe I'm just lazy, but if a tool takes too much work, I know I wont use it enough. This, I know I will use it, so it's worth it to me. I never had the regular senuke, so I can't say if its some huge improvement, but I recommend it for sure.
From what I could tell, magic submitter does almost exactly the same thing, I love that you can add your own custom sites. But its not as user friendly.
ARM is great (probably the best tool I've ever seen) for article submission, and I will keep using it.
SEOlinkrobot, can't put my finger on it, I just don't really love it, definitely powerful though. Great price, too. If money is tight and you want something like senukex, get this, its a one time purchase.
If a higher price tag is worth the easiest to set up tool of its kind, I say just buy senukex. I'm splitting it with a buddy. I just set up my first campaign and it was almost fun. Something about being able to visually put the linking structure together is just great. I think I will be able to put a blast together in about 10 minutes soon, and its simple enough that I will be able to give it my VAs, and know they could actually do it without pestering me with too many questions. Thats a huge bonus.
I could piece all the tools together and save some money, but I prefer saving time to money any day of the week. Maybe I'm just lazy, but if a tool takes too much work, I know I wont use it enough. This, I know I will use it, so it's worth it to me. I never had the regular senuke, so I can't say if its some huge improvement, but I recommend it for sure.