no hands SEO is useless crap

I must say I have used it with Scrapebox, Xrumer and SeNukeX2 and the results are very good. As long as you know what you are using it for and set it up well you will get results. If you expect to hit the button and run to the bank to pick up your money... well don`t run to fast. No insult just my opinion. Use it like it and will continue to use it.

zenmoog said:

No Hands SEO is a broken beta p.o.s.
And good luck posting at their forum for help, he won't post complaints that it does not work. Basically u waste hours to sadly find that it may get a couple of confirmed backlinks (out of over 130 it says are confirmed), and ditto on the other features. Lots of bells/whistles but simply fails to work. We tested on 3 networks, 3 machines all updated. Not worth the $$ or time even if it was free.

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Im using No hands seo right now and its working great. It seems like its you zenmoog that is the worthless crap
You cant seem to use even the most simple of seo tools effectively

The problem is, some people have wrong expectations or they don't know how to use the tool properly.
Maybe Jim should implement "generate money" button in NHSEO to make them satisfied with the product

y it no worrrk

boatdrinks said:

This works and does exactly what it says on the tin.
These are not exactly the be all and end all of SEO.
Post only once to a domain rather than multiple times option.
Jim's support is superb.

Now Jim if you can just release a mega link pyramid creating, article posting, web 2.0, social bookmarking, advanced AI, OCR auto captcha behemoth like I've been dreaming of then finally I can get a bit of rest.

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30 MIT graduate students with a 2 million dollar budget couldn't do stable OCR, I doubt some rogue software engineers will. Anything that automates it now, decent ones, is 'microworker' based.

AI like neural networks are pointless on the size of data sets SEO people usually accumulate also.

The rest of those features are in a lot of tools, slight changes bug them out though and the devs are overwhelmed by updates. I guess this is why the steep prices. If people crack the tools developers can't afford to manage them anymore as well.