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I'd rather not browse over 64 pages looking for some reviews on this tool, but I'd like to know if you use this on your money site or if you use this tool to build backlinks to your tier 1s.. (you = anyone).
I am currently using this tool and I have only been using it for my tiered links, I am afraid to use it on my money site. Of course, if I were to use it on my money site it would be very specific such as only high PR and whatnot, but I'd like to know some opinions on their uses.
I have never had an issues of using directly to money site in well over 2 years of use but you will definitely want to be using well written and spun custom comments, private proxies and have some decent quality settings for the profile to ensure you are getting low OBL links with some PR.
Some links from last year that may be of some interest verified success with No Hands SEO and My No Hands Seo Review.
One thing I see very often is people talking about not using tools to link directly to money site but it is more about how it is done rather than what tool is used.
The reason why I asked is because there is no one good tool for web 2.0, I tired gsa ser and ser engines but that was a complete fail, ser engines cost an extra $15 every month and was suppose to create web 2.0 links but it had an extremely low success rate and it ate up captchas like crazy (500+ captchas per link) this got expensive quick, also support was piss poor, it takes 3-5 days to get a response.
And then there's money robot submitter which is also limited because of the low success rate and the sites never change, As well money robot submitter doesn't change the theme or take out default post which just looks weird if your going for quality. Lastly there's doing it manually but that takes to long, If it takes 10 minutes to create one quality backlink ( Change theme, default post, add 2 or more post's) It will take over 16 hours to just create 100 backlinks.
This is the issue, no matter how much time is dedicated to keeping single site platforms up to date it still will only ever take a minute for the site owner to break the platform (from a software automation point of view) and then you have a platform that doesn't work and users spending captcha credits on something that isn't going to result in a link, your experience with ser engines shows exactly what I am saying here. That is not to say that there will be no web2.0 platforms in the new NHSEO but single site platforms will always be the last priority for the aforementioned reasons.