Lifetime license to Clydes SEdemon

Purchased a lifetime license to Clydes SEdemon,

For those who haven't seen this yet, this thing is super easy to use! with alot of features. This is basically a Senuke clone but so much easier to use.
Seems to have all the features of Nuke as well and allows for using xml templates just like nuke. Im waiting for a reply to a question I sent off about using the templates that I already have for senuke.

###Update### Clyde said that we cannot use xml templates from Senuke on SEdemon, as there not the same format.

Also unlike Nuke, we have the option to use other spinners instead of TBS,
Im seeing options for
Spinrewriter
SpinnerCheif
SpinChimp
WordAi---My favorite
And of course a api for TBS

Software also has a turbo wizard with drip feeding option.
Not seeing any article builder integration yet, but Im hoping thats on the horizon for future updates.

has indexing options for
indexification
Linklicous
Lindexed
Ping farm

Captcha options
Has all the normal options
DBC, de-captcher etc
with options to set first priority and second
Also has a refund request option for bad captchas, which I thought was kind of nice.

Also has proxy support.

Overall guys, this is not a bad alternative to SEnuke at all. And sure is alot cheaper for the guys that cannot afford Nuke itself.



Check your emails if you signed up with SEdemon for early access because he sent out a special one off lifetime option instead of monthly fee.

So far guys this thing looks great. Will update this again in a couple of days and let you know how its going.

Should I opt for the EDS option?

Thanks for the update. I am registering for the 7 day trail to test this out.

warner410 said:

Should I opt for the EDS option?

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What is the EDS option?

mikeydell said:

What is the EDS option?

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It's on the order form page:

Extended Download Service.

Now purchasing software online is more convenient than ever. Our Extended Download Service frees you from the time-consuming - but critical - chore of backing up your new software.
Simply purchase EDS as part of your order. We'll automatically store on our server a back-up copy of the software that you purchased and downloaded in your order for two (2) years from the date of purchase. System crash? Hard disk error? No Worries! You can re-download your purchase anytime during your extended protection period.
If you don't choose to purchase EDS, you can still re-download your new software for a limited period of time after your purchase. (After the expiration of the download period for your product purchase, your download will no longer be available unless you have EDS.)

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warner410 said:

It's on the order form page:

Extended Download Service.

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Oh, I gotcha, I didnt buy that, thats for in case you lose your download link. But if your like me I store a copy of software in 3 different spots, so even if one computer goes down, I always have a backup.

can you send me the link to buy lifetime license?Thanks

How many real web20 it post?...I am going to try it before buy..if it can get even 20-30 real web2 ..its worth it

The software can't even be installed. LOL

senty4love said:

How many real web20 it post?...I am going to try it before buy..if it can get even 20-30 real web2 ..its worth it

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So far he has 57 web2.0's included. Out of the 57 My first run I wound up with 49 successful.

mikeydell said:

So far he has 57 web2.0's included. Out of the 57 My first run I wound up with 49 successful.

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1000$ bet that most of these are open source platforms and not actually web 2.0 high quality blogs.

Kimi said:

1000$ bet that most of these are open source platforms and not actually web 2.0 high quality blogs.

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Yeah there is no denying that Kimi, alot of the web2.0's are open source platforms, and basic to say the least. I only paid $88 for a lifetime license so I'm ok with waiting for awhile until clyde starts getting more platforms integrated.

mikeydell said:

Yeah there is no denying that Kimi, alot of the web2.0's are open source platforms, and basic to say the least. I only paid $88 for a lifetime license so I'm ok with waiting for awhile until clyde starts getting more platforms integrated.

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Well mike...

I have installed the license on my personal PC (on windows 2008 server and windows xp VPS fails big time to get installed) and I just opened it. Check the screenshots:

Wait what the lifetime license is $88?
Count me in, where at?

Hey Kimi,
Thats strange, because I have a different count of sites, see screen shot


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I will say, I did have to install twice, for some reason my first install was messed up. second time after rebooting I was fine.

I have the 7 day trial and only have a few sites. I think clyde has limited the sites in the trial although it isn't mentioned anywhere in the sales page so it could be turing off a lot of potential users from buying it.

cool.dude123 said:

I have the 7 day trial and only have a few sites. I think clyde has limited the sites in the trial although it isn't mentioned anywhere in the sales page so it could be turing off a lot of potential users from buying it.

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Yeah I believe you are correct, I havent taken the time to count all the sites, but in bookmarking alone there is close to 1,300 I think there is a total count of 3,000 or sites between all modules

What happens when I try to install on a win 7 vps.

Hey Kimi,
are you sure that the Visual C++ 2012 Runtime Libraries (x86) installed correctly? Because that is exactly what my first install attempt did to me. I rebooted my computer, and reinstalled and then I was fine.