I got my VenomSEO Pro key today, after signing up for earlybird special like a month and a half ago. Here is my unbiased review of this program:
With the current version, 1.09, it was not working for me, because when you try to create a campaign, it will not add the name to the list, and when you try to start a job, it asks you to create a campaign first to continue.
So I had to revert it to 1.06, and it worked pretty well for my first run. It created the accounts well, and I ran it through the web 2.0's. During the web 2.0 run, it crashed on me twice, and the third time it worked well. I was successfully able to finish a campaign.
No doubt there are some bugs, because it just came out, but updates do happen frequently and I have no doubt in ReinRein's coding abilities.
Considering I was paying $150 to use SENukeX, I am only being charged $50/mo to use VenomSEO Pro because I signed up for earlybird. Even at $79 its really cheap because it does everything SENukeX does and more for half the price.
Theres alot things I liked about VenomSEO compared to SENukeX. Immediately, you notice a really solid foundation. More like a Scrapebox feel to it. You can copy and paste easily within the programs with no lag, using shortcuts, and there are some cool features in the program. One I noticed is link tools, and it does things like PR check, check if indexed, and check if link is on the page. These features were greyed out today, but they are probably something that will be added.
The OCR is decent, but you cant rely on it fully, you still need a captcha service. What is the best settings for OCR, repetition wise? I had it on use it 3 times, then use decaptcher.
Overall, VenomSEO Pro can do everything SENukeX does. Today is like the 3rd day since release date, but hopefully ongoing updates with new features keep happening. I heard that it will have a diagrammer and scheduler in it as well, so basically this program is alot better than SENukeX at half the price.
It took some time to get my key after release date, but GreenGoblin provided good support, when he was able to, and ReinRein and his coding team is developing a very flexible program. :thumb: