Backlinking software

burger king

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So i recently got an ebook thing out of the downloads section about backlinks, and it helped me a ton on how to build backlinks manually for your site.

So I now know how to build backlinks but i was thinking it would take a long time to do manually, I do however know that the links i would make would be high quality high PR though.

So I know scrapebox gets those links for me, but is there a software that automatically posts on those blogs for me if i provide the links? I know XRUMER does that but that is alot of money.

Is there either a free software, or a software found in the downloads section that does this? I just want to be able to provide it with the backlinks and have it post on the blogs or whatever...

I have traffic travis, market samurai, zennoposter, and IBP.... I dont know if any of those can really do what i am talking about.

Sorry if this is a noobie question I am fairly new to this field and am trying to get things straightened out in my head.

Thanks
 
Zennoposter is a good start, I haven't used it but have heard great things about it.

If you don't want to build your links manually, which is smart. I'd recommend using services found on BHW OR outsource it to a VA on oDesk or other popular outsourcing websites.

As long as you understand the fundamentals of backlinks and the purpose, then you should outsource the work.
 
Depending on softwares like Scrapebox or XRumer is BS if your just starting with niche sites and IM, which I think is the case here.
I'm building niche sites for some time now, and even having a scrapebox licensed copy, I rarely use it to rank my sites.

If your doing it right, you don't need to put much effort into linkbuilding.
Beside that, you would only need scrapebox if you are trying to rank for a very competitive keyword and if you are starting, blasting 1000 links to a site who you just uploaded will make it never even reach the google index, nor for the page 100.

I would suggest you to stick with articles, bookmarking and manual commenting, like 5 comments a day per page. That way you can get used to the number of backlinks you will need to rank site with X competition.
I'm not saying SB or XR do not work, I'm just saying that for someone who is starting you'd be better off doing offsite SEO manually.

Good luck mate.
 
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I guess tooled is right on with his answer. I know though that everybody likes gadgets and likes to learn more about them. There are other programs such as AMR, Senuke X, BMD, ... They are not free though.
 
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