Help me understand Magic Submitter and SEnuke

iScotts

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Hi all. I have subscribed to magic submitter and I am trying to figure out how to use it. What I want to do Is automate all my backlinking for the next 6 months. So what is did was, I collected all my articles ( in spintext format) and created a 14 day campaign using one article then another 14 day campaign using another article, which would start AFTER the first campaign has ended. I want to set it up to 6 months. But it seems this does not work because the campaigns either run at the same time or they dont run at all. Also the tool tries to create new profiles everytime you create a campaign instead of just reusing the old ones.

So instead of blaming the Tool I thought maybe I am using it wrong. Can someone please explain to me how I would go about setting up such a campaign. I noticed Magic Submitter doesnt manage Projects very well. unlike SEnuke .

PS: For SEnuke users can what I am asking about be done easily, in SEnuke, might even consider crossing over.?

Thank you.
 
In SEnuke you can easily schedule projects by calendar date and time, and then you can set up your campaign to run in unison.

The downside is, if you wanted to run SEnuke for 6 months it's going to cost you $882. So, yeah.
 
Ok thanks for that.. Wait isnt back linking a continuous thing? Or do people only run one campaign and leave it once it is done?
 
You can use parts of campaigns multiple times (ie: social network posts, social bookmarks, wikis) but the profiles can't be reused.

I didn't mean you'd only run one campaign (that would be insane, especially considering you can run multiple campaigns concurrently), I just meant that if you wanted to schedule any SEO project 6 months in advance you're probably going to run into some problems.
 
Senuke XCR is much easier then Magic Submitter.
There are a lot of online tutorials on youtube on how to use these softwares.
 
Ok thanks for that.. Wait isnt back linking a continuous thing? Or do people only run one campaign and leave it once it is done?

It should be - a 6 month campaign is exactly the right idea.
Building powerful profiles with many posts on yout WEB2, WIKI or article accounts is a great idea as well - deep linking from the individual posts/articles is pretty much best practice these days

I run one campaign at a time for a project - leave it 3/4 days and run another. But using the same accounts is very much preferable (and less hassle) than creating new accounts all the time. Surprised MS can't do it. Nuke certainly can.

Scritty
 
@iScotts: I'd prefer you to ask this directly from Alex (MS Owner) instead of asking here, because everyone here is just trying to get eyes to their sigs. I am sure MS handle scheduled projects very well.
 
You are not alone dude. Every other person is trying to find some tool that is going to work out for them. keep trying you are on the right track i would say. Good luck with it.
 
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