Hello there, Black Hat World

Hi everyone.

I've been doing SEO the white hat way for years. But, have recently decided to go down the black hat path. So, I've setup a VPS with Scrape Box, GSA (GSA, Rapid Indexer, and Captcha Solver), SENuke, and XRumer. Also have some content being written, so it will take a bit to setup a new site (likely another week or two) and get to testing. It will be interesting learning more about these tools, seeing what they can do, and what they are capable of.

That being said, just a quick question: if I have Scrapebox, GSA, and XRumer, do I need SENuke? I can only do the monthly fee for SENuke right now. It's not breaking me but I don't exactly want to constantly pay the $97/mo for it, if that makes sense. I will if I need to, though.

Anyway. I am excited to embark on this journey with all of you and look forward to seeing what I can learn from all of this. Cheers!

Oh, well. Guess I posted at the wrong time!

watching this thread as i want to know more

i still have a long way to go.

The site is close to ready to launch. I think I may end up launching this weekend. Can't reveal much specifically in terms of the exact site (of course), but I will reveal everything I do in terms of technique, anchor text, and building the link profile. We'll see if this works (and what it will take to stay under the radar using these tools). My VPS is ready to go with Scrape Box, GSA SER, GSA Rapid Indexer, GSA Captcha Breaker, SENuke, and XRumer. We'll see how long it will take Google to slap my site out of the index. Experimentation is always fun right?

I scraped a few thousand images today for this site without much effort (always checking the box - free to use or share). Next, I will optimize and crunch them using Adobe Photoshop's batch image processor and add them to the site. First task took about an hour to scrape approximately 6,000 images. I only need 50 images or so but it's nice to have a library for future sites. Next task should take only half an hour.

Content is all ready to go and ready for image population.