It's been ridiculous how many threads have been posted about this.
"My first purchase what should I do?
"I have $100, what should I buy?"
The amount of threads is sickening, and no offense to many of the members, but so are the responses because they completely assume the the user has ANY idea what they are getting into.
Before you make a purchase you need to understand: THERE IS NO ONE PURCHASE THAT WILL SATISFY EVERY SEO NEED.
For example:
"I have 200 dollars to spend a month" - Every other person will go "OMG you need to get SENUKE its only 147/month." Sure, it's a good program and yes it will create a link wheel for you but guess what.
You're not going to get IP diversity- what you will get is a lazy man's version of a link wheel.
So off the SEO Checklist you get.
Which will then lead to a thought of "Omg, I need to pay for someone to do this?" then you'll go into the debate of purchasing SB, which then you'll realize to use efficiently you need to buy some private proxies because you're impatient to harvest public proxies, which then you'll get frustrated because you have no idea why you don't get results with public proxies....
My point is, there is no one stop shop period and you need to forget about making a PURCHASE DECISION on a TOOL- THAT is not how you should be allocating your time and money.
Software is ONLY a TOOL - a tool needs a user trained to use it, and understand the INPUTS needed to use it.
Second common example. OMG I have 100 dollars can someone give me a AMR DISCOUNT PLEASSEE.
Great, so you got AMR. Now you realize the database / list is useless so you figure out you need to get lists online. Then you realize most lists online tend to be overused and useless, so you realize you need to scrape your list. Now you realize you dont have SB, so you need to buy it.
Oh and you also forgot you need to spin and create articles.
So when you BUY AMR, think about this.
You need to create articles -> spin the articles -> create e-mails -> scrape your own list -> test your own list -> then test your article with your list.
There are 3 different things you need to do just to USE AMR. Another tool that IS NOT ALL IN ONE.
BMD is the same as well, but a little less spintaxing and a little more scraping.
Oh
and don't forget captchas.
Requirements (inputs) for most tools
So before you even make a purchase, if you don't understand the above list and why I have listed them you most likely will not be happy with your purchase.
So before you buy, ask more questions then just "What should I buy" You need to have SEO GOALS and before you have SEO GOALS you need to understand what your PURPOSE for SEO is going to be!
"My first purchase what should I do?
"I have $100, what should I buy?"
The amount of threads is sickening, and no offense to many of the members, but so are the responses because they completely assume the the user has ANY idea what they are getting into.
Before you make a purchase you need to understand: THERE IS NO ONE PURCHASE THAT WILL SATISFY EVERY SEO NEED.
For example:
"I have 200 dollars to spend a month" - Every other person will go "OMG you need to get SENUKE its only 147/month." Sure, it's a good program and yes it will create a link wheel for you but guess what.
You're not going to get IP diversity- what you will get is a lazy man's version of a link wheel.
So off the SEO Checklist you get.
- Link Wheel - Backlinks
- Full automation
- Scheduling
Which will then lead to a thought of "Omg, I need to pay for someone to do this?" then you'll go into the debate of purchasing SB, which then you'll realize to use efficiently you need to buy some private proxies because you're impatient to harvest public proxies, which then you'll get frustrated because you have no idea why you don't get results with public proxies....
My point is, there is no one stop shop period and you need to forget about making a PURCHASE DECISION on a TOOL- THAT is not how you should be allocating your time and money.
Software is ONLY a TOOL - a tool needs a user trained to use it, and understand the INPUTS needed to use it.
Second common example. OMG I have 100 dollars can someone give me a AMR DISCOUNT PLEASSEE.
Great, so you got AMR. Now you realize the database / list is useless so you figure out you need to get lists online. Then you realize most lists online tend to be overused and useless, so you realize you need to scrape your list. Now you realize you dont have SB, so you need to buy it.
Oh and you also forgot you need to spin and create articles.
So when you BUY AMR, think about this.
You need to create articles -> spin the articles -> create e-mails -> scrape your own list -> test your own list -> then test your article with your list.
There are 3 different things you need to do just to USE AMR. Another tool that IS NOT ALL IN ONE.
BMD is the same as well, but a little less spintaxing and a little more scraping.
Oh
and don't forget captchas. Requirements (inputs) for most tools
- Proxies (public or private)
- Captchas (Service or Software)
- Articles / Copy (Scraping or Self Created)
- Spintax (Automated or Self Created)
- Stable Internet (Home or VPS)
- Knowledge of use
So before you even make a purchase, if you don't understand the above list and why I have listed them you most likely will not be happy with your purchase.
So before you buy, ask more questions then just "What should I buy" You need to have SEO GOALS and before you have SEO GOALS you need to understand what your PURPOSE for SEO is going to be!
