My Senuke X Strategy - Please Rate

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1) I run (2) social networks (Both are 1st tier) for 3 days.
2) I run (2) social bookmarks (1 for the 1st tier and then one for the other 1st tier) at the end of the cycle.
3) I run (2) Web 2.0 Profiles (1 for the 1st social network and then one for the second social network)
4) I AMR blast and Scrapebox blast all my 2nd tier URLs (Bookmarks).
5) I ping, and RSS submit all of the URLs at the end.

Do you guys think this is a good strategy and/or anything I should change?
 
I recommend throwing in 2-3 manual build web 2.0s, and have them have videos.

then run your strategies on those as well.

What advantage does creating them manually doing that Senuke isnt doing? And should those 2-3 be focused per keyword?
 
What advantage does creating them manually doing that Senuke isnt doing? And should those 2-3 be focused per keyword?

Well first off, sites like squidoo which are powerful aren't supported by SEnuke as far as I know. Also, you can do things like put in videos which apparently has some power to it.

Since they'll be tier 1, yes make them keyword focused.
 
Everytime I see Taktical post I imagine the guy typing looks like Robert Downey Jr and is the CEO of a huge company like the one in Iron Man and I picture his advice as being genius. I don't know why, but you sound so... smart. (I read your offline business thing, f'ing love it)

Also, I think the SeNuke X strategy seems pretty solid. But the manual web 2.0's can be powerful like Taktical mentioned. Put some time into creating a prime Squidoo lense or something.
 
Everytime I see Taktical post I imagine the guy typing looks like Robert Downey Jr and is the CEO of a huge company like the one in Iron Man and I picture his advice as being genius. I don't know why, but you sound so... smart. (I read your offline business thing, f'ing love it)

Also, I think the SeNuke X strategy seems pretty solid. But the manual web 2.0's can be powerful like Taktical mentioned. Put some time into creating a prime Squidoo lense or something.

Thanks man. I can assure you I look nothing like Downey Jr. otherwise my career would be in front of a camera instead of behind a computer :popcorn:
 
Besides Squidoo, what else do you recommend? Hubpages?

I should simply just write a unique keyword focused article, include a random video, bookmark, and do all that? Should I spin the article or have it 100% unique?
 
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Besides Squidoo, what else do you recommend? Hubpages?

I should simply just write a unique keyword focused article, include a random video, bookmark, and do all that? Should I spin the article or have it 100% unique?

Hubpages is also very strong. http://www.ebizmba.com/articles/web-2.0-websites Check that out for some more ideas or Google "Web 2.0 sites"

But the articles should be 100% unique by you, but make them spinnable.. Spin them yourself. (Don't use some program that makes it sound ridiculous)
 
good enough mate .. but you must wait to see the result
and don't for get to pray too
 
Besides Squidoo, what else do you recommend? Hubpages?

I should simply just write a unique keyword focused article, include a random video, bookmark, and do all that? Should I spin the article or have it 100% unique?

wikispaces, weebly...
 
Should I mostly build backlinks to my 2nd tier (bookmarks) or my 3rd tier (web profiles)? or a mix?
 
Everytime I see Taktical post I imagine the guy typing looks like Robert Downey Jr and is the CEO of a huge company like the one in Iron Man and I picture his advice as being genius. I don't know why, but you sound so... smart. (I read your offline business thing, f'ing love it)

Also, I think the SeNuke X strategy seems pretty solid. But the manual web 2.0's can be powerful like Taktical mentioned. Put some time into creating a prime Squidoo lense or something.

geddup offa hiz nutz dawg!!
 
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