Scrapebox VPS or SEONuke
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No1here
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- Aug 17, 2009
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I've been using ScrapeBox for quite some time and I've never really had any problems running it over my cable modem connection.
My business partner got VPS today so we may trying running SB or any number of other software from it but I don't know if it's necessary. Unless, of course, you're selling a SEO service and have ScrapeBox running for 10 hours per day, every day.
As for SEONuke, I don't know as I haven't ever used/tried it so I can't speak about that.
My business partner got VPS today so we may trying running SB or any number of other software from it but I don't know if it's necessary. Unless, of course, you're selling a SEO service and have ScrapeBox running for 10 hours per day, every day.
As for SEONuke, I don't know as I haven't ever used/tried it so I can't speak about that.
MKelly
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- Aug 27, 2010
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SENuke has become a bit useless over the past six months, not only with the spinned/duplicate content filters in google, but the video nuke is quite useless, the bookmarking & article sites have dropped in number & I have found it's quite difficult to get things posting without at least a handful of errors/hitches.
Considering the $1200+ it costs per year, you would be a lot better off if you spent this on outsourcing for quality handwritten articles hand submitted to quality article sites that will stick around.
Maybe SENuke X will be worth the money... I doubt it
Considering the $1200+ it costs per year, you would be a lot better off if you spent this on outsourcing for quality handwritten articles hand submitted to quality article sites that will stick around.
Maybe SENuke X will be worth the money... I doubt it
phseomaverick
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- Feb 3, 2011
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You can't compare those two software because they work differently. Web 2.0 and profile creation goes for senuke. url harvester and blog commenting is on scrapebox.
Hope you see the big difference of this two software.
Hope you see the big difference of this two software.
UltimateMack
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- Jan 31, 2011
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SE Nuke is a great tool and was quite innovative, but I have to agree that its price makes it a tough call whether it's necessary to have. As the poster said above, you could take that $130 a month (or whatever they're charging) and get a lot done with outsourcing.