Bookmarking Demon vs. SENuke

I've read about both being used by members of this forum, and I wanted to know which one every preferred. Up until now, I've been doing manual social bookmarking (which is a pain in the a**) and I was looking into automating it.

The two programs I've seen the most on BHW are SENuke and BMD. I'm personally leaning towards BMD as I tried a cracked version of SENuke some time ago (I thought it was abysmal, but then again I'm not sure how much of that was caused by it being cracked).

So, I just wanted to ask everybody which tool that they prefer? I'm also interested in hearing if you had some crazy increase in traffic versus when you were doing social bookmarking by hand.

(And to anybody who says to buy both: Right now I only want to spend money on one tool. I'm willing to toy around with the other down the road after I have some more cash in the bank.)

BMD for me. It's a great tool and you only pay one time.

SE Nuke on the other hand is also a great tool but there's recurring monthly fees.

completely agree with plateau plus SENuke is a jack of all trades BMD is a master of 1

nah I hate BMD as its a pain in the ass to create accounts...

senuke has a inbuilt captcha breaker etc etc... I think it is much better.. and you want links from more then just one source.. makes it look more organic... you do not just want bookmark links... SE nuke can do that for you...

Senuke

i tried bmd but it doesnt result in anything.

not worth the money. senuke i dont know yet

senuke all day..$127 a month is cheap if you learn to use it.

There are also another tools like that: Brute Force SEO and SEO Link Pro from Syndk8. And of course Xrumer, but this is only for hardcore players... I prefer Xrumer, which has very good relation of price and features...SEnuke is not worth paying 127 bucks per month, If it was for one time fee of like 150-200$ I'd recommend it, but otherwise is just not worth it.

seonuke and xrummer for the win

I agree with you, SEnuke has grown some serious balls. I also like the fact that they constantly add new modules.