Good Tools?

Okay, I own a couple of blogs, and Im currently using a lot of whitehat SEO tactics. However, I have heard how effective blackhat tactics can be.

Thing is im a complete noob when it comes to blackhat SEO, so I was wondering whether someone would be kind enough to point out a few tools and breifly explain what they do.

I've had a quick browse, but I'm still none the wiser...

Thanks

With Xrumer you can make magic if you know how to use it, but it cost money for you, but if you know how to use it you will get your moneys back if you are smart =)

Money isnt really an issue, you have to speculate to accumilate!

Where can I get this from, and are there any starter guides for it? Are there any other tools that you can recommend?

Thanks

Search the forum for xrumer, senuke and scrapebox. You'll find tons of useful info, tips and advice. But please be aware of the fact that all tools are only as good as the person using them. Take your time to learn everything you can about them. Only then they can do their "magic" for you.

Scrapebox all the other things its better to pay others to do it for you !!

Paying others is ok, but to get people to do GOOD work for you (as opposed to shit - or NO work for you) costs A LOT.

Start off with a basic toolkit - 3 or 4 tools that help in your niche
Then have a look at the Uber solutions like Nuke, Xrumer SEpro and suchlike.

The pro's that do a proper FULL seo job for your site - using these tool - charge a lot for it.

Sure you can pay for a Xrumer "blast" - but full seo, content writing and optimization. PPC ad analysis, keyword analysis, market targetting and CONTINOUS posting over a long period (i.e daily or weekly for months on end) is going to cost you thousands.

Best to learn what is goo and what is bad first. Otherwise you end up paying for a "black hole" service.

That's to say you've got no frikking idea if the service you are paying for is worth it, what it does, why, and even if it's really happening or not.


The most valuable thing you put into the first year of SEO is your time. There are a TON of things to learn. Site design, keywords, HTML. social networking, writing skills, the list is a loooooong one.

Going in blind and throwing money - whether that's for products or services - is not a good idea really. .

Lot's of people seem to take that approach though. Then come back here with threads like

• "SEnuke doesn't work" or
• "I've bought scrapebox now what" or even
• "I paid some guys to write and offiste SEO for me but I still have no traffic"

Don't be one of those people.

If you've got THAT much money that you can afford to just throw it away like that you probably shouldn't bother with IM anyway. Go and have a round of golf - or give it to me.


Scritty

I'm not loaded if thats what you think, I was merely suggesting that i dont mind spending a few quid if what I'm buying is practical and is worth the money.

Now in regards to content, keywords, landing pages etc, I think I'm pretty much covered, as I write good articles and I also have a trusted article writer, who provides me with excellent unique content.

I'm using whitehate SEO tactics at the moment, however, I want to try some blackhat tactics and see what the results bring.

I've read a few threads and scrapebox seems to be a good program.

So enlighten me on these tools and let me know where I can get/buy them from. Only then will I do some more research, play around and generally find my way with these so called "magical" tools ..

Cheers