oinky222
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- Oct 2, 2010
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The main advantage of SeNuke is that it is incredibly EASY to operate. It's probably the most noob friendly tool I have ever used
What sucks though is that you are extremely limited by the sites you can submit to. It only submits to like 30 sites, and the sites SUCK. There are sites like Shutterfly where the links are embedded in Javascript and dont actually count, sites like Blogger where they ban you extremely fast, sites like Thoughts Soulcast Wetpaint Hubpages which are nofollow, sites like BlogText or InsaneJournal which are very low PR, and sites like Wordpress and LiveJournal where the links appear on subdomains and not the actual site, which doesnt pass any of the link juice that you get from sites like Squidoo where your articles appear on the same domain.
So overall, out of 35 or something sites, only 1 of them (Quizilla) is actually worth submitting to.
Magic Submitter, on the other hand, lets you submit to ANY site on the web. It has default sites but it also lets you "train" it to submit to sites that it doesnt come with manually.
Its a lot harder to learn than SeNuke, but Magic Submitter is 1000x more powerful. I'd go with Magic Submitter over SeNuke any day
What sucks though is that you are extremely limited by the sites you can submit to. It only submits to like 30 sites, and the sites SUCK. There are sites like Shutterfly where the links are embedded in Javascript and dont actually count, sites like Blogger where they ban you extremely fast, sites like Thoughts Soulcast Wetpaint Hubpages which are nofollow, sites like BlogText or InsaneJournal which are very low PR, and sites like Wordpress and LiveJournal where the links appear on subdomains and not the actual site, which doesnt pass any of the link juice that you get from sites like Squidoo where your articles appear on the same domain.
So overall, out of 35 or something sites, only 1 of them (Quizilla) is actually worth submitting to.
Magic Submitter, on the other hand, lets you submit to ANY site on the web. It has default sites but it also lets you "train" it to submit to sites that it doesnt come with manually.
Its a lot harder to learn than SeNuke, but Magic Submitter is 1000x more powerful. I'd go with Magic Submitter over SeNuke any day