New Website - Core tools for pretty much everything

[SpiniestOrange]

Hi,

I have a new website I am about to launch and I'm looking for advice on the core tools to buy to help build and promote a new site.

I was thinking the following tools:

1. Scrapebox - To help with my link building.
2. SEO Powersuite - To help me figure out my keywords, backlink analysis, etc.
3. Magic Submitter - So I can create content marketing material for backlinks
4. UBot Studio - So I can build custom bots to scrape USA B2B contacts. There are a bunch of bots already created for the websites I want to scrape. Do you think I'm better off buying those or building my own? I have about 10 websites to scrape so I thought UBot would be overall cheaper and give me more flexibility.
5. Buy a bunch of proxies for the tools and bots

Not sure what else might be helpful.

Any ideas on how to email the harvested contacts without getting my server blacklisted or getting my emails thrown into the dreaded spam folder?

Thanks!

 

[SethTurin]

+1 for UBot.

 

[DunDidIt2X]

Tool in my sig has helped a lot of new sites/business launch. Some consider it a must have.

 

[PHPInjected]

You should consider GSA. The software is still good for tier 2/3/4 links.

 

[ablaise]

These all are harmfull to your new website . its better to use in 2nd or 3rd tier not direct money site. be carefull

 

[SpiniestOrange]

Thanks for all the replies everyone.

ablaise, when you say 2nd/3rd tier, how do i go about doing that? Do I need to create multiple hosted "landing pages" and point them back to my money site? Any advise here would be most grateful.

Cheers!

These all are harmfull to your new website . its better to use in 2nd or 3rd tier not direct money site. be carefull

 

[Bane Bentley]

Thanks for all the replies everyone.

ablaise, when you say 2nd/3rd tier, how do i go about doing that? Do I need to create multiple hosted "landing pages" and point them back to my money site? Any advise here would be most grateful.

Cheers!

Yes, that is what he meant. Those landing pages need to be on a different domain than your main one.

For the B2B leads, you can scrape them even for free, if you dig up on how to use VB.Net, Regex and Webclient classes.

For emailing them, any solution for mass unsolicited emailing will have problems, so expect to get banned many times. Also expect very low CTR on those emails.