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Let's see your website. How's your content looking? Do you have lots of niche relevant posts on what your site is about, or is it a thin affiliate style site designed make sales and capture leads. If it's the latter, I think you have your answer :) Reason I say this, is you mentioned some onPage...

High PR Forum Profiles backlinked with contextual Wiki blast, and both of those AA Scrapebox blasted and all links meta-indexed is working a treat for me ATM.

Some great info there to get started in email marketing... the BHW way. Cheers mate.

err, I rank/move urls with just bookmarking all the time. I track all my results constantly with Rank Tracker.... so WTF are you talking about sunshine? Bookmark blasts are the easiest and safest way to produce a well rounded anchor diverse backlink profile to your property. Bookmark all...

Social Media Presence is still working a treat. Retweets of your posts/urls are great. Easy traffic from Instagram and Pintrest ATM which will help your SEO. Bookmarks and Wikis from high PR sources. And high PR profile from authority sites where you have manually gone in and done some...

Non niche related from spammed out blog comments will land you the Penguin Penalty! Esp if you have a newer site. Old authority domains can be impenetrable to any penalty, but for new sites if you have links coming from pages that have links to porn pharma and gambling, as most AA comment pages...

6 bookmarks a day won't get you far friend. There's a lot of paranoia out there about SEO these days. Most of it is BS. Here's a quick sum up. Panda: Spam/Copied/Spun content Penguin: Junk link from junk sites esp spammed blog comments, unrelated blogs, and junk forums and directories. Stay away...

Why would you say that? All tools are effective as long as you know how to use them safely and properly. To OP, best tool for right price right now is Ultimate Demon. It's bookmarking module is best of its class by far. You have complete flexibility over scheduling/dripping, and most importantly...

The only use for AA lists is indexing your other backlinks. They are always spammed out to shit, mixed with porn blogs, and can and will sink your site. Only things that may be safe are old authority domains. Think about it. Penguin is a link focused algorithm penalty. Google is good at one...

Here: Get SEO Spyglass. There's a free version available. Or purchase Market Samurai. Analyze the top 10 for that keyword. You see how many PR 5, Pr 4, PR 0, etc links they have........... So you need more than that to out rank them. Plus you should have more and better content. Now you outrank...

Safe: Sell you design skills/link building/whatever else you can do on eLance, Guru, and the other online service providers. If you create accounts and multiple listings on all of them you'll make you $3,000 but you'll work your ass off. Risky: Open an options brokerage, do some minimum...

Hey man. I've ranked a bunch of sites/videos/pages in my time. First off 2 weeks is too soon to be getting worried. Give it some time. 2nd Unlike what some have said here, Social Bookmarks work great for getting content ranked, especially low comp keywords. Don't just bookmark your homepage...

Another vote here for Bookmarking Demon as the best in its class :)

Works fine for me on 'windows 7. I've heard it may be a graphics card issue though.........

You know you can run Instagram by simply installing Blue Stack (mobile phone app replicator) on your PC right? That way you are not limited to your smart phone, and can upload Photoshoped pictures. And yes, /instagram can send you a ton of traffic. How well it converts depends on what you're...

Great product. Just starting to use it. Thanks again.

Hey Clyde, Just notices a massive fall off rate of successfully posted wikis using the inbuilt list, like over 1,000 from what I used to get. Using brand new accounts and over 100 private proxies. Any ideas? Thanks, man.

@ Clyde. Submitter seems to be working properly now. It may well have been that it stopped because I loaded all info on one day, and didn't submit until the next. That's not how I usually run things, so no prob. Cheers, mate.

"You're right, we meant for you to be able to do that and as you've noticed it's been working fine until the latest update. The behavior you're reporting is a bug and is not intentional. I apologize for this. Our programmer's on it!" Thanks Clyde. That's great news.

Originally Posted by lesid1 Clyde, I'm sorry to say that even after the updates the submitter still doesn't work as it used to or should. If you schedule a whole bunch of tasks with the "submit now" check box checked, and the task that is running isn't finished, the next...