SENukeX and Google's New Update - Is It Safe?

[xNICKx]

Hello everyone,

I just proudly signed up to this great forum! I hope everyone is doing good!

I have a question about SENukeX, I was wondering if it is safe to use with Google's new penguin update.

The more advice I can get the better, I would highly appreciate anyone's response or advice.

Thanks a lot,
xNICKx

 

[a32335]

Ok, finally a member that actually knows something. Also, I can't answer your questions, I need the answer to this myself.

 

[crazedspyker]

Welcome to the forum!

Most of the new "penguin strategy" is more about how you use the tool, rather than the tool itself. You basically want the tool to mimic what you would do manually, as closely as possible. Focus on diversity of anchor text, anchor location, randomness of spun article, quality of spun article and diversification in link structure.

In my opinion, tools are there to help automate a task that you would otherwise do yourself and it allows you to do it on a larger scale without committing all your time and resource to it.

I recommend if you are going to use senuke X, avoid large blasts directly to your site. Keep the velocity natural and consistent on a weekly basis (natural backlinking has daily spikes). I would also recommend doing some manual backlinking alongside your campaigns (or outsource it) for properties that have moderation and high PR. You want these to contain your exact match anchor and a high quality article with pictures/videos.

I treat automated links as "filler" links in a sense, and focus my manual efforts only on the highest quality properties and backlinks. For even more linkpower, use all your manual high quiality properties as the target for another senuke campaign.

This is just how I do it and by no means the "best" way. Tools like senuke X still work, but you have to put in a bit more time than before penguin if you want to be safe. Good luck!

 

[golface72]

SENuke is still definitely a great tool if you use it correctly aka anchor diversity and better spinning.

 

[CandyLand]

I definitely agree with the post above, web 2.0 posts are what you make them. If you post poorly spun content with a foot print the size of Michael Moore, you're going to fail. I definitely wouldn't recommend using SENuke these days though given the footprint, and instead build your own bots to post to these sites if possible.

 

[0_00_0]

If you use SenukeX with properly spun human-readable content it will always help your rankings. You will be completely fine as long as you diversify your anchor text! Add a lot of generic anchor text and only use your anchor text as the keyword you're trying to rank for <10% of the time.

 

[Blue Demon]

Do extensive research on SENUKE, I can't believe people are recommending it to you. Use the search button to read about it, in my opinion is one of the worst out there.

 

[Melvin]

Do extensive research on SENUKE, I can't believe people are recommending it to you. Use the search button to read about it, in my opinion is one of the worst out there.

Worst? U mean SENUKE is worst?

If you like to do SEO manually by your own and you have plenty of time to spend. Yes, you don't need it.

Otherwise, try and you will love it. (Make sure you have proper SEO ideas and know what you want out of the beast)

 

[xNICKx]

Do extensive research on SENUKE, I can't believe people are recommending it to you. Use the search button to read about it, in my opinion is one of the worst out there.

Blue Demon, I recall SENukeX being the best I've ever seen and heard of (as far as what I've seen, heard, and learned about it). I've watched a lot of tutorials and reviews and it just seems like a dream for SEO, but not something to get carried away with, of course, unless you want your website(s) to be thrown in Davy Jones' Locker (Sandboxed).

If you say it's the worst, then what would you recommend? Not that I'm going to pass up on SENukeX just because you say so, just curious.

It just seems like if you use SENukeX right, then what seems black turns white in Google's eyes.

Thanks,
xNICKx

 

[Knuckledust]

If used carefully, Senuke is still a VERY powerful tool. Dont let penguin scare you.

 

[highl4nder]

No SEO tool is safe in the hands of a newbie.

 

[frazgta]

No SEO tool is safe in the hands of a newbie.

Spot on with that. You just need to learn to use them WELL.

 

[Blue Demon]

Here is a great discussion why senuke sucks. -----> blackhatworld.xxx/blackhat-seo/black-hat-seo/371381-why-senuke-sucks.html

I recommend zennoposter!!!!

Blue Demon, I recall SENukeX being the best I've ever seen and heard of (as far as what I've seen, heard, and learned about it). I've watched a lot of tutorials and reviews and it just seems like a dream for SEO, but not something to get carried away with, of course, unless you want your website(s) to be thrown in Davy Jones' Locker (Sandboxed).

If you say it's the worst, then what would you recommend? Not that I'm going to pass up on SENukeX just because you say so, just curious.

It just seems like if you use SENukeX right, then what seems black turns white in Google's eyes.

Thanks,
xNICKx

 

[slim_dusty]

Any automated tool can be very dangerous, until you master how to use it. SEnuke is really good because it is regularly updated and easy to learn. But you will get no results, or even worse get your site penalized, until you learn how to use it well.

I'd recommend building some manual web2 which point to inner pages of money site. Use senuke on the tier1 web2 while you are learning. Use it as much as possible. Even try a few runs first on web2 which aren't linked to your money site.

Once you are very confident, try some small templates, drip fed, directly to money site inner pages. I would never use any automated tool or automated service directly to money site homepage.

Good luck!