SENukeX users please.

[darrensss]

so can one of you experts explain what you do with the content you post? how much do you spin? sentence? paragraph? and how many sites do you post to?
how often do you reuse profiles before you create new ones? if ever ...

 

[asiriusthoth]

darrensss we probably run SenukeX a lot different than you do. 99% of the campaigns we setup are for clients, not our websites. To answer your question: we spin the content anywhere from 60% - 70%. We like the content to be as unique as possible without making the content look unreadable. Most of the times we use TBS as a stand-alone program, rather than spinning with TBS on SenukeX.

Everytime we setup a campaign it gets a new profile, and we rotate between a 100 or so exlcusive IPs. An average profile/campaign creates around 400-500 backlinks. Some of our campaigns create more, just depends on how many profiles we use and if we use exclusive forum profiles we have.

Most people do not use the templates, or if they do... they are customized.

 

[Expertpeon]

Harsh, says the person who didn't get results.

It's starting to sound cliche now, but if someone truly knows how to run the program (as had viewed all the videos, read the documentation, and learned some tips/tricks) it does have results. SenukeX is a work in progress, things are always changing. But you first have to know how to run the program. If you haven't spent at least a few hours learning everything you can, the program hasn't failed.... YOU HAVE!

I created 85+ registration, posting, image embedding/video embedding templates for web 2.0s I think I can figure out what to do with SEnuke (several of them running server side scripts to do clicks when code is hidden in java)
The 50-60% failure rate, the BS patching out of the service (ie whenever SEnuke tries to automate a web 2.0 it is instantly patched by the site, many sites are now impossible for SEnuke to ever use again

It sucks, it will always suck, and it is a captcha and content HOG, it will give you next to no benefit even with glorious content given to it. It does not change blog titles, taglines, most things created with it will get banned or deleted, it cannot embed various link types, and has a host of microblogs it pretends are actual blogs.

Please I have used SEnuke since its inception, it has never worked right, and now that they can only automate posts to mostly nofollow sites (livejournal etc) they are now throwing microblogs or complete BS into their "networks" to try and pretend they're expanding it, while they trim back their failing Social bookmarking modules (once upon a time not long ago it had 250 BMs, now it has 64 again?)
SEnuke is a broken tool, for broken SEOers, and I can fully support this assertion. I will not swallow a bunch of marketing jargon by micro niche bloggers about how it works, you're not running competitive markets the tool is less useful and more expensive (either by measuring it in captcha credits or monthly fee) than anything else I've come across.

Once you watch a tool process 1000 blogspots with video dropping on 200 subdomains in <1 hour with 100% success you cannot go back to the garbage that is SEnuke.
It would be cheaper and more effective to hire a virtual assistant

 

[apoorv]

SENuke is a good tool to add to your arsenal. It does what it says: helps you automate things and does it pretty well, too. It will work if you know how to make it work.

Web 2.0s, etc don't have much of a power these days by themselves however, they are good for some link variety, etc. Here are my answers to your questions -

- how often do you use senukex? and is this for one site or multiple sites?

* Daily. Multiple sites in various niches.

- what do you find works? i mean what parts of nuke have the biggest impact on serps?

* I just use it as a part of the entire backlink strategy. I haven't measured the results by module however, I can't say any single one of them is powerful enough to get you decent results for competitive keywords.

Use them in combination with contextual backlinks from directories, blogs, high PR blogs and some private networks, etc and you'll see good results.

- anything that doesnt work?

* As far as the software goes, no, it works as it says. The success rate though depends on a number of things however, I'd be disappointed if it were less than 80-85%.

- would you share your methods?

* Sure, already did above. I use SENuke as a part of the entire link building. I get content created and posted via SENuke to wherever it posts to. I don't do direct linking from forums via SENuke (heavily spammed). I use this along with good homepage backlinks, high PR private networks, etc etc.

 

[Expertpeon]

* Sure, already did above. I use SENuke as a part of the entire link building. I get content created and posted via SENuke to wherever it posts to. I don't do direct linking from forums via SENuke (heavily spammed). I use this along with good homepage backlinks, high PR private networks, etc etc.

This sounds like a WSO
Or you simply own a "High" PR private network.
I would take 400 articles on some web 2.0s over 400 articles on a PR2-PR3 private network... anyday... after tiering the structure (heavily) the web 2.0s can easily turn into a much much better "private" network.

There's a ton of crap being spread around about homepage and paid blogposts being far more powerful than they are. In many niches I'm in I've watched people spend something like $50k/mth just on these links, and my sites still outrank them for large keywords
I would much rather have 100 PR5 blog comments (d0follow, which are easy to get, even 100 diff domains) than 1000 PR3 homepage links
I own a large private network on all diff IPs, and I cannot say that it's even brought enough benefit to warrant the hosting fee.
Most links you buy, however, won't even be contextual...

SEO is about what you can do for free and how much work up front you can put in, so that you can keep hustling. The lazier and more assumption based your backlinking is (ie. listening to the hype) the less successful you'll be.

 

[nickt]

I created 85+ registration, posting, image embedding/video embedding templates for web 2.0s I think I can figure out what to do with SEnuke (several of them running server side scripts to do clicks when code is hidden in java)
The 50-60% failure rate, the BS patching out of the service (ie whenever SEnuke tries to automate a web 2.0 it is instantly patched by the site, many sites are now impossible for SEnuke to ever use again

It sucks, it will always suck, and it is a captcha and content HOG, it will give you next to no benefit even with glorious content given to it. It does not change blog titles, taglines, most things created with it will get banned or deleted, it cannot embed various link types, and has a host of microblogs it pretends are actual blogs.

Please I have used SEnuke since its inception, it has never worked right, and now that they can only automate posts to mostly nofollow sites (livejournal etc) they are now throwing microblogs or complete BS into their "networks" to try and pretend they're expanding it, while they trim back their failing Social bookmarking modules (once upon a time not long ago it had 250 BMs, now it has 64 again?)
SEnuke is a broken tool, for broken SEOers, and I can fully support this assertion. I will not swallow a bunch of marketing jargon by micro niche bloggers about how it works, you're not running competitive markets the tool is less useful and more expensive (either by measuring it in captcha credits or monthly fee) than anything else I've come across.

Once you watch a tool process 1000 blogspots with video dropping on 200 subdomains in <1 hour with 100% success you cannot go back to the garbage that is SEnuke.
It would be cheaper and more effective to hire a virtual assistant

What is your tool of choice then?

I have my question here, if I were to run a template for one site and spread it out for 7 days. What do I do after? Do I repeat the process with another template?

 

[Ambassy]

What is your tool of choice then?

I have my question here, if I were to run a template for one site and spread it out for 7 days. What do I do after? Do I repeat the process with another template?

I'd like to know that as well. Someone please answer

 

[Umbrella Corporation]

I have my question here, if I were to run a template for one site and spread it out for 7 days. What do I do after? Do I repeat the process with another template?

If you have an aged domain you can follow an aggresive link building strategy, otherwise it is better to things a little slow and waiting a few days before repeating the process with another template. This will reduce the chances of getting sandboxed.

 

[katona44]

You can get very nice results with SE Nuke if you use a well built and experimented diagram,it`s quit hard to find/make one but if you did it,after that it`s easy...

 

[jfsinel07]

Hi,

I've been using SenukeX for awhile now. And for me it does work. You just need to come up with your own technique or follow some ideas of other people like there's a lot of tutorials on youtube that shows how they use SEnukeX. You can also refer to the videos that SenukeX provide. Make your purchase worth it by using it. You just need to give time and sit down to learn how to use it.

Good luck to you!

 

[Gondal]

Is SENukeX good for a new site that has 0PR and very few backlinks?

 

[LongBanana]

Is SENukeX good for a new site that has 0PR and very few backlinks?

If you use it appropriately, I believe so. Don't spam and blast a ton to your site at once. It's better to do it gradually and build quality links to a newer website.
Although, you can spam your tier 1 links that go to your money site

 

[Gamboloyd]

I ran a campaign for about two weeks with a template I found here, and got some fantastic results. That was with the trial version, so I believe strongly that it works. I wrote all my own articles and then spun them myself so I knew they had quality. I also created decent profiles. If you chose to do it poorly then expect the same results. A bit of effort goes a long way. Went to page 1 and number 3 in a month for 3 chosen keywords. Also added some of my own scraped forums from Scrapebox too. You need to keep it up in my opinion as you will start to slip in the rankings. One of my older keywords I did a run on is now on page 3 some 6 months later so shouldn't be too hard to get back up again. My opinion. Research it then apply what you have learned, as with any tool, its application is what makes it work.

 

[Expertpeon]

I ran a campaign for about two weeks with a template I found here, and got some fantastic results. That was with the trial version, so I believe strongly that it works. I wrote all my own articles and then spun them myself so I knew they had quality. I also created decent profiles. If you chose to do it poorly then expect the same results. A bit of effort goes a long way. Went to page 1 and number 3 in a month for 3 chosen keywords. Also added some of my own scraped forums from Scrapebox too. You need to keep it up in my opinion as you will start to slip in the rankings. One of my older keywords I did a run on is now on page 3 some 6 months later so shouldn't be too hard to get back up again. My opinion. Research it then apply what you have learned, as with any tool, its application is what makes it work.

Again, the forum posting tool is the most functional part of SEnuke, its pretty easy to add a ton of VBulletin forums to it and have all of them work.

 

[Gamboloyd]

Again, the forum posting tool is the most functional part of SEnuke, its pretty easy to add a ton of VBulletin forums to it and have all of them work.

Also the way the templates link sites, profiles etc. to each other too, creating a diagram that can build like wheels etc, makes it so much easier

 

[ThopHayt]

That's off cause you rarely hear ppl talk about forum posts with Senuke... mostly just web2's.

 

[the-kashish]

Problem with SeNuke is that it has become way too popular which means that Google has begun to detect the footprints because they show up all over the internet.
Not a software it used to be and definately not worth the money.

 

[ThopHayt]

Problem with SeNuke is that it has become way too popular which means that Google has begun to detect the footprints because they show up all over the internet.
Not a software it used to be and definately not worth the money.

If it doesn't work then it's user error... you.

 

[Expertpeon]

If it doesn't work then it's user error... you.

Eh, other things work so much better

 

[ThopHayt]

Senuke is the most comprehensive and out-of-the-box powerful tool around. Other individual tools may be better at bookmarking or any one other task, but I did a LOT of research and couldn't find anything that did as much as Senuke with one tool. The closest thing I found was VenomSeo and while that is growing up into a good competitor I had to choose Senuke because I absolutely had to have something for right now.

Anyway I think Senuke gets a lot of flak just because it's the biggest and because it's a bit too pricey. But to say it doesn't work is inaccurate I feel. People say that about SB all the time too and that is a sweet program. It's all about using it in INNOVATIVE ways. Ya know.