Anyone else get this email? Market Samurai wrong about Google algo changes.

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Hi, Snivy

We're getting 100s of worried requests from users so we decided to explain this web rumor.

Rumors of a drastic Google algo change started spreading after another SEO software house officially announced their software stopped working with Google. What Market Samurai told its users is, "Several days ago, Google made some significant technical changes to its services" which made it impossible to work with.

Now hundreds of ex-customers of Market Samurai and our own users write to our support: Is SEO PowerSuite working? Is it safe to buy SEO PowerSuite license now when other tools are failing to work?

The answer is YES, your software is working and will work with all search engines (Google as well, until the end of Google.) We are able to guarantee that SEO PowerSuite is the safest SEO software to invest in.

So - right, SEO PowerSuite keeps working. The thing is, what is proclaimed a Google's technical change doesn't look so and has never been confirmed by anyone outside Market Samurai team. Our team of search engines experts confirms no changes to Google algos - and the speaking evidence for that is the seamlessly working SEO PowerSuite.

No other reasons for Market Samurai's software failure have ever been officially named. However, more realistic reasons were suggested by their former users, assumed by many SEOs on all kind of Internet forums - and never commented on by the Samurai representatives. So the actual reasons for the fail are assumable and lie in a strategic error at the early stage of designing the software architecture. Our experts say, the estimate of fixing such error to restore an SEO tool to a fully working condition is about half a year.

Seeing that now Samurai is planning to switch to Bing instead of Google, we assume the estimate is right.

So let us once again disprove the rumor: Google made no changes and nothing happened to it at all. More to that, whenever changes to Google happen in the future, SEO PoweSuite will keep working seamlessly.

As many know, for 7 years on the market Link-Assistant.Com software has been working reliably. And we can guarantee reliable work of all SEO PowerSuite tools in future, with a team of engineers and analysts monitoring search engines every day.

So if you've ever been choosing between SEO PowerSuite and another software, or if you see your other SEO software is facing problems now or any time later, it's time to make the safest investment and order SEO PowerSuite.
 
They still have a monthly fee on top of the initial purchase price. The fee is pretty sneaky as well. You have to really look hard or email and ask about it.
 
They still have a monthly fee on top of the initial purchase price. The fee is pretty sneaky as well. You have to really look hard or email and ask about it.

How much is the monthly price?
 
It's only like $7 per month, but it's more about the principal of the sneaky fees that you're unaware of until they come due. Without paying the fee, the rank tracker won't work long.
 
Doesn't it use a rank tracker from your own browser on your own computer? How is this helpful?
 
Daily stats, graphs, additional information.

Noted.

But my question remains:

If this software is using the rank data from my browser (known to be not accurate), why would these graphs or anything else you've mentioned be helpful; the information that the graph is based on is incorrect to begin with!
 
Hi guys, I'm answering here on behalf of Link-Assistant.Com's support team.

How much is the monthly price?

The monthly fee ranges depending on the # of tools you use and the # of months you pay for in advance. It can be as low as $3.05/mo - please read more at http://www.link-assistant.com/prices.html


Without paying the fee, the rank tracker won't work long.

Not quite right, actually.

Whenever a Live Plan expires, SEO PowerSuite will continue functioning and collecting search engine data (though that data may be slightly inaccurate, or completely off if a major search engine algo change takes place).

Doesn't it use a rank tracker from your own browser on your own computer? How is this helpful?

Rank Tracker gathers data directly from Google using the user agent specified in Preferences -> Search safety settings -> User Agents.

By default, Rank Tracker uses random user agents: thus it appears to search engines that the queries are coming from different people.
 
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