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Reread my post. He isnt attacking my website or my client.

Ok but that one aspect of your post that I mis-understood does not in any way counteract everthing else I posted to show how rediculous all of this is. NHSEO is not an effective tool for maliciously affecting competitors websites, anyone that claims so is either deliberately trying to damage my tools reputation or flat out lying.

I have no idea what you are trying to prove here and I hate to waste time explaining to people over and over again why it is rubbish when it should be totally obvious for more reasons than I even posted.
 
well I own the software and never use it anymore - like the other poster said above it really has more chance of hurting you than helping you .. really was just bad timing with all the Google Updates .... it's so damn expensive when you make a mistake so you got to avoid making them... and painting a target on yourself.
 
Assuming Negative SEO is possible and as easy as some seem to think why is it they are using NHSEO? I have pointed out a few reasons why NHSEO is not really suited for negative SEO unlike other tools.

If NegSEO is possible why do these people not use a tool to do one of the following:
Spam AA blog comment lists with a purpose made comment spammer
Spam Guestbooks (all guestbooks are very heavily spammed)
Spam Forum profiles

*hint there are very well known tools for performing each of the above that could be used mush more easily to post the same thing over and over.

Whatever you try to say does not change the fact that NHSEO is not designed to simply spam the same content to the same sites or a pre-defined list. If they are using NHSEO to do this then they have the wrong tool completely, a tool that has built in randomness by default to help avoid spam filters and appear more natural.

Why would they be using a tool that randomises certain aspects of posts to appear more genuine instead of going the whole hog and using a tool with a singular focus and setting that up to do the damage?

It makes no sense when you look at it logically!
 
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But you can choose anchor text, spin it if you want, which categories to search for, which sites with certain keywords not to post in, and with partial randomization it even helps it. And also you can input your own lists..... it's frankly a perfect and affordable tool for doing that just as it is for positive SEO....
 
well I think your giving people credit for being "smart" .. most people just use stuff out of the box and leave obvious footprints ... anyway doesn't really matter this is a BH Forum after all .. LOL .. the software maybe great for many or most - just not for me or my sites .. all the best.
 
well I think your giving people credit for being "smart" .. most people just use stuff out of the box and leave obvious footprints ... anyway doesn't really matter this is a BH Forum after all .. LOL .. the software maybe great for many or most - just not for me or my sites .. all the best.

You are insulting the intelligence of the people on this forum? You don't seem to be taking in what I have written so I will spell out for you, again, why NHSEO is not the tool for damaging websites:
1) There are many tools that could post a singular type of link to a single platform which has been targeted for spam for 10+ years, literally every guestbook out there has been spammed for longer than even I have been in this business yet there are tools that do this that get praised.
2) NHSEO varies its jobs when you press start, it does not repeatedly do just 1 task (this spreads the amount of time across different tasks and not just spamming like lots of other tools)
3) NHSEO will randomise certain aspects of the post regardless of settings, as far as I know it is the only one with these randomisations.
4) NHSEO will never post a profile to the same blog post more than once, not many tools have this protection.
5) NHSEO has the option (enabled by default in most cases) to prevent posting to the same domain more than once, no other tool of its kind can boast this feature.
6) NHSEO has a built in trending keyword scraper in case users enter a very small, niche specific or even no search keywords so that not all users are targeting the same targets (as far as I am aware no other tool has this)
7) NHSEO has a very large built in pre-defined comments list to prevent posting an un-spun comment, I always advise users use niche specific spinnable comments but the pre-defined spinnable comments file is great as a backup.

When you take the above into consideration NHSEO is definitely less dangerous than the majority of other tools of its kind and even has safe guards and randomisations that I have not seen in any other tool you must see that it is in fact much safer than other tools. I could go on but you should get the picture.

Compared to tools that have a pre-defined list of websites to post to it is much safer as it searches for targets based on your entered keywords, this creates very little footprint compared to these tools with pre-defined lists.

Compared to other tools of its kind it has these unique safeguards and randomisations to help protect the user, therefore is safer than most.

If you know of someone that is performing Negative SEO with NHSEO they are a certified idiot as there are many features in NHSEO that make it so much safer than other tools, some of which cannot ever be turned off.

I have always prided myself in being patient with people that have come into my sales thread to thoughtlessly bash a product that they do not understand and try to blame for their shortcomings, I have always kept honest and put my hands up when NHSEO has a bug or fallen short in some aspect and strived to fix or improve where necessary.

If I were you I wouldn't try to insinuate that others are not "smart", even if NHSEO is used as is out of the box there are just so many different variations and safeguards (enabled by default and some that cannot be turned off at all) that the user will be fine.
 
Also what in the world, do you seriously still think Negative SEO is mythical? I mean even Google has confirmed it and people on this site are making major bucks performing it, myself even on occasion....

What a load of rollocks!! Just tell this guy that you will do the same to him, period...
 
I have heard a lot of good stuff about this program, going to give it a try and I'll post responses
 
Let us know how you get on guys. If you have any questions feel free to ask them in here.

I'm sure you will all like its power and ease of use.
 
well I own the software and never use it anymore - like the other poster said above it really has more chance of hurting you than helping you .. really was just bad timing with all the Google Updates .... it's so damn expensive when you make a mistake so you got to avoid making them... and painting a target on yourself.

NHSEO and the other tools like it are as good if not better than ever (and no - I don't promote any of them as an affilaite - but I use them all)
With link diversification and steady link building so vital this is EXACTLY the right time for NHSEO and GSA.

Tool is right - most people's methods are WAAAAAAYYYYY wrong.

Don't use AA lists of tens of thousands of sites. Set for hi PR, low OBL, use custom READABLE comments, deep link to your site not just your root domain, and these tools are worth their weight in gold.

Switch them on with an AA list of crappy spam filled junk sites loaded and just press "Go" and you get what you deserve.
Don't know what that is..cause I wouldn't do that :)

Scritty
 
Running the trial version and it says 'Confirmed Links' = 78, Whois Posted =1230, Comments Posted 690. In the logs, I cannot find the word confirmed. In the check links tab, I can only see Whois stuff got confirmed. My question is, does it mean no posting to blog comments ? 2nd, is posting to Whois relevant ? I really want to go to a sample blog and see my website url there but I cannot at the moment. Cheers,
 
Hey guys, interested in this software... has anyone seem positive results here?
 
The ability to avoid(or at least try) nofollow links. You've mentioned this as a possibility before.

Oh, no. Every time it has been mentioned I have pointed out that there is absolutely no way of guaranteeing a blog's comment section is follow or nofollow. Think of all the blog posts with no comments, you cannot check them, and for blogs where there are comments it is very difficult to accurately check just the comments for follow/nofollow as there are links all over the site. It is very likely that a blog will have follow links in its blogroll or posts but not in the comments and also some blogs even have different settings for different users so some comments may be follow and others not.

The whole follow vs nofollow links is a bit misleading anyway, there are plenty of links on decent PR pages with a low OBL that would carry far more weight than a follow link on a page with loads of outbound links and a n/a PR.

Running the trial version and it says 'Confirmed Links' = 78, Whois Posted =1230, Comments Posted 690. In the logs, I cannot find the word confirmed. In the check links tab, I can only see Whois stuff got confirmed. My question is, does it mean no posting to blog comments ? 2nd, is posting to Whois relevant ? I really want to go to a sample blog and see my website url there but I cannot at the moment. Cheers,

No it is posting to blog comments, if you are yet to receive any comments, trackbacks or image comment links by the time you have posted 1k of each then you likely have an issue with how your profile is setup. Very long anchor texts will do this.

Ultimately you should see far more image comment links than anything after a not very long run.

Hey guys, interested in this software... has anyone seem positive results here?

Too many to quote here really. There have been many many positive reviews from people seeing very tangible and real improvements in their rankings. The below pages are just a couple of examples of users being very happy with the results from NHSEO.

#1 in Google with No Hands SEO Alone
Some Really Good Links
 
I realize there is no way to guarantee a d*follow. The GSA SER handles this with a project checkbox labeled "Try to skip nofollow links". In other words, there is no guarantee.

I've got some sites that were hit hard by Penguin, and brighter people than I have looked at my profiles and concluded that my no/do follow ratio is waaaaay out of whack and could be contributing to the ranking problems. These are sites with 100% original content composed by a highly literate writer. Namely *me*.

I've stopped using nhseo on these sites for the time being.

Oh, no. Every time it has been mentioned I have pointed out that there is absolutely no way of guaranteeing a blog's comment section is follow or nofollow.

The whole follow vs nofollow links is a bit misleading anyway, there are plenty of links on decent PR pages with a low OBL that would carry far more weight than a follow link on a page with loads of outbound links and a n/a PR.
 
What variation is there to the links it gives? Any danger of google penalising for a load of similar links being thrown at the site?
 
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