SE Nuke vs Bookmarking Demon

I am on 7 day trial of SENuke, not too bad so far.

Definitely helped getting some SEO love from google.

Not sure if I can stomach 97/month though
 
Hi, guys, just wanna your suggest, with the new release of SE NUKE Pro 4 is it still worth to buy BMD 4? I mean with the new feature that SE NUKE 4 have now like automate account creation for social bookmarking, are we still need BMD 4 for quick backlink? Please give me your suggestion guys, cause I consider to buy BMD4! (I already have crack version of SE NUKE 4 from this forum :) )
 
The new BMD4 beta is pretty good, although it only supports 5 major bookmarking sites at the moment. Since its a clickbank product, why don't you just buy it and try it out? If it doesn't work for you, then you can just get your money back.
 
Have another opinion guys? I don't wanna spend my time and money just to try BMD 4 if basically have the same function with the new SE NUKE 4!
 
It's like comparing apples and oranges. Both ar very good but slightly different.

SeNuke is awesome and you can do a lot of nice stuff with it and BMD is great i it's own way and you can post to more sites then SeNuke when it comes to the bookmark part (at least I think.. I haven't tried the latest version of BMD yet).

I would recommend to use both if possible. Why just stop at SeNuke or MBD?

Also.. SeNuke can do things that you only can dream of when it comes to other softwares. The problem with not posting to certain sites can be a little bit irritating with both of these programs but always keep updated with the latest version and you should have minimal problems.
 
I've got S*E N*uke 3.3 crizacked would it be detrimental to use it to social bookmark my e-commerce site?
 
I've got S*E N*uke 3.3 crizacked would it be detrimental to use it to social bookmark my e-commerce site?

SeNuke 3.3 you won't have so much of use for I guess. Things happends fast in the Web2.0 area and several of the sites can't be posted too. ONe of the main rules should always to keep up with the latest versions of the softwares you are using. Go 'n grab SeNuke 4 instead.
 
Seems to work fine at the moment, except for stumbleuwon, and prosmeller. I haven't tried with dig due to the fact they don't allow you to link to pages that are selling things. My question is though, will I be penalized for the mass amount of new links coming into my site?
 
Do both of these products allow you to toggle/cycle between your accounts? I understand that the new SEnuke has automated account creation, so I'm guessing that I could (hypothetically) create 5 accounts with a single SB site, then use them (one at a time?) to bookmark. Is this right? Can BMD do the same so far as using multiple accounts for each SB site?
 
I know in SE nuke you can list multiple accounts, then list all your webpages you want to bookmark and tell it to choose a random few of them. Got to be anonymous as possible. Don't bookmark too much or they will catch them and delete them or in some cases make them private. Also make sure to pick up the RSS feed from each of your profiles and feednuke them.
 
If you can afford it, SENuke (great) and Bookmarking Demon (great)

RightStart
 
SENuke is theory is a great tool, in practice it's very mediocre at best and you won't dominate much at all with it.

Every function is buggy in some way or another, for instance Wordpress MU there's 300+ sites and from them it claims it registers to about half then after sending an article out it only posts to about 6 blogs successfully or about 1.5% success rate.

I went and manually made 6 Wordpress MU accounts and posted an article to each by hand in about a tenth the time it took SENuke.

Similar story with the other functions, problems that prevent it from being really effective. After giving it a workout on a few new and old domains and looking at the SERP's the results are less than spectacular.

It does have serious potential, and i hope he polishes it up a lot more but at the moment there's no way i can justify the cost for what it does.
 
Nuke is buggy, and slow, its all hard work some of these tools make it a little easier.
 
Nuke is buggy, and slow, its all hard work some of these tools make it a little easier.

Yea, I think lazyboy has the perspective on it. Some are better than others. None are perfect. Tools like this that do reduce some of the tedium involved in Social Marketing, I look first for a decent tool developed by the owner (not coded by a freelancer), decent features, relatively bug free, but above all, is the developer standing behind it? Is it their "baby". What's their version release schedule? Call with a fake problem to see if tech support response is good. You dealing with a "owner/company" (a software dude), or you dealing with a Mike Filsaime, who's 100% marketing machine who will be on to his next launch before you get your "new" software "unzipped"?

I stay away from the Filsaime's of the world (don't mean to singling him out; there's plenty of company in that group).

Look for a decent tool and talk to the owner for 5 minutes (Skype, not email, if possible). You'll quickly find the good guys.

Provided they don't sell out to a "marketing" company, I think SEN and BD are solid choices that will continue to improve (they have to, they're playing cat and mouse with social sites and search engines 24/7/365. They automate work that the search engines and social sites never want automated.

RigthStart
 
"They automate work that the search engines and social sites never want automated."

That, my friend, is this entire industry in a nutshell...may the force be with us!
 
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