It seems magic submitter will be more cheap and easy..
^x2. Magic Submitter is like SeNuke on steroids. SeNuke is really noob friendly and easy to work with but your stuck with the 32 or whatever number of sites that it comes with, and those sites SUCK. Sites like Shutterfly dont give you links since theyre embedded in Javascript, sites like Blogger are extremely ban friendly, sites like Wetpaint Thoughts Soulcast and Hubpages give nofollow links, sites like Wordpress and LiveJournal give links on subdomains and not on the actual site (which doesnt give you the link juice that you would normally get), and sites like BlogText and InsaneJournal are only PR4, so overall out of the 35 sites you get, the only one really worth to submitting to is Quizilla.
With Magic Submitter, it's not as noob friendly and there's a bigger learning curve, but the major advantage is it can submit to literally ANY site. I have hundred of sites programmed in and I have yet to find a site that it couldn't successfully submit to. You submit to a site once manually using the Designer mode and it "trains" the software to submit to it regularly, making it 1000x more advanced than any of the other Web2.0 softwares, and you can get the really good sites like Squidoo, Suite101, etc that are way more powerful and arent available in other Web2.0 softwares. I even have the program trained to submit to Article Ranks, Unique Article Wizard and blog networks like that.
The only major disadvantage is that it takes quite a bit of time setting up the commands the first time, and it's not extremely easy to learn how to do (especially compared to SeNuke which is 100% hands off). But if you do figure out how to make the most of it, it is one of the most POWERFUL pieces of software you can possibly get your hands on