senuke case study on new site.

Maybe it's because I've been using so many tools lately and that is why I am so unimpressed by this case study. I took the liberty of checking the search volume of the keywords used and it couldn't get much easier to dominate these. I mean, I could blast out some comments with scrapebox and take this shit over without having to think much about it, nevermind pay to have 10 articles written, then outsourcing spins and all this crap. Seriously, I have to agree with the guy who said it was a brilliant case study in how to waste a month!

Don't get me wrong, I USE Senuke daily and love it, and the usage of it was all good and proper, but serious overkill on such a non-competitive niche. This "CASE STUDY" could hardly fail. Had this used the keyword "Exterminator" this would have been interesting:)
 
Well dont be to harsh guys, the OP deserves credits for going to such lengths of posting details for all days, although I agree that the keyword choosen is very easy to rank and without any spinning and blasting etc. He could probably rank with just the domain name, 3-4 articles and a ping to index his page. Add a blast from xrumer or scrapebox and you are done in less than a couple of days.

This study uses the long way to Rome...There are much shorter ones...
 
Maybe it's because I've been using so many tools lately and that is why I am so unimpressed by this case study. I took the liberty of checking the search volume of the keywords used and it couldn't get much easier to dominate these. I mean, I could blast out some comments with scrapebox and take this shit over without having to think much about it, nevermind pay to have 10 articles written, then outsourcing spins and all this crap. Seriously, I have to agree with the guy who said it was a brilliant case study in how to waste a month!

Don't get me wrong, I USE Senuke daily and love it, and the usage of it was all good and proper, but serious overkill on such a non-competitive niche. This "CASE STUDY" could hardly fail. Had this used the keyword "Exterminator" this would have been interesting:)

Maybe you missed the whole point of this case study. The purpose of this case study was to show how senuke is used on a daily basis. Why cant you apply these same steps to the niche of your choosing? You can use the same steps over and over in a harder niche. You saying you are able to dominate this niche by simply scrapebox blastings clearly shows your basic understanding of SEO. This is helpful for people new to senuke (god knows how confused I was when I first opened up senuke) and obviously not targetted at more advanced users.
 
Anyone get SenukeX yet? Last update said it was supposed to be coming online this November. I know these guys are notorious for not delivering on time but still hopeful we'll see something this month.

Any one know whats up?
 
Anyone get SenukeX yet? Last update said it was supposed to be coming online this November. I know these guys are notorious for not delivering on time but still hopeful we'll see something this month.

Any one know whats up?


Im one of the early users. I got in when it was still 97/monthly for the pro version. I still havent gotten access to it. Cant wait though, it will make my life 100% easier!
 
Hi
I wanted to say thank you too.
Is thre someone on this forum or the original creator or anyone else who can explain the following

1) How to index all the links?
2) what is this twitter account stuff to get indexed?

I have an auto blog but it does not get the spiders to follow the links out

So what can i do to index all the hundreds of links that come out of senuke?
Thanks all
;)
 
Thanks Sexy monk.
I do that already, but still no luck, any other ideas?
Thanks
lacey:)
 
hi, could u put more larger screenshot?

btw its really long nice post :)
 
A nice example of how to set up an affiliate blog! Great! I'll be happy to see some feedback from you now! I see the site is going well
 
rep+ for taking the type to put up the case study. it is a good outline for newbies.
However, the keywords were very low competition and one should not expect the same results with more competitive keywords.
 
Awesome post :) really gets me inspired, and shows us noobs how to dominate small niches (and that it can be profitable)

In fact, i'm starting my brother in dominating a small niche right now.

People don't realize that that is where all the money is in PPC advertising (or it was for me before I got banned)

The big gold nugget in this post (in my opinion, maybe Topic Creator disagrees) is the niche and keyword selection, you don't need senuke for this, it's just helpful.

Same goes with SEnuke itself, you could do the same manually, or with some less expensive products if you don't have the money, don't let this topic make you feel like you can't rank with SEnuke.

Here's a tip for the noobs, (which is funny, despite my profits I still feel like a noob) if you don't have money for SeNuke i'm gonna make a guess and figure you have scrapebox (since everyone and their dog has it)

Take scrapebox.

Go to fiver, or search on google.

Find cheap autoapprove blog lists.

Build a niche site like the one in the topic, or heck, create your own small one, real easy to do.

Blast your site towards your specified keyword.

You can be hitting a profit in a month easily, do this over and over again until you get enough money for senuke.

Then use both and dominate entire niches.

I'm using this to get money from a large niche :) it's taken me a few months to rank.

Imagine if I had gone for a small one how fast i'd be pulling in cash ;)

Excellent topic, good journal on how to make money.
 
"kill centipede" and "get rid of centipedes" are pretty much worthless keywords, in terms of exact matches (around 200 per/month combined.)

"house centipede," and to a small extent "house centipedes," are the only terms really worth anything. But pretty much impossible to break the top 3-5 spots on either of them.

Pretty much explains why he got 2 sales for a 1+ month case study. But I get the gist; niche keyword pyramid.

As for SENuke, I personally wouldn't depend on it as much as he did. After setting up manual 2.0 web properties, a nice mix of Scrapebox, SENuke, SickSub/Xrumer, and/or BMD, SliqSub and RSS/Directory software. Honestly, I only use SENuke for the fast web 2.0 creation and bookmarking.
 
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"kill centipede" and "get rid of centipedes" are pretty much worthless keywords, in terms of exact matches (around 200 per/month combined.)

"house centipede," and to a small extent "house centipedes," are the only terms really worth anything. But pretty much impossible to break the top 3-5 spots on either of them.

Pretty much explains why he got 2 sales for a 1+ month case study. But I get the gist; niche keyword pyramid.

As for SENuke, I personally wouldn't depend on it as much as he did. After setting up manual 2.0 web properties, a nice mix of Scrapebox, SENuke, SickSub/Xrumer, and/or BMD, SliqSub and RSS/Directory software. Honestly, I only use SENuke for the fast web 2.0 creation and bookmarking.

I agree the words were pretty easy to rank for, but what is done here can be applied to much harder terms. I personally use senuke to create a pyramid first get them indexed, then blast the shit out of them with xrumer. Like stated earlier, this case study is best for "new" senukers. That program is confusing as hell to a beginner. Hope that clears up some things.

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July 27th: Today will be a slower day. I?ll be bookmarking my money site today. I?ll submit 1 URL from the site to three different profiles on each site. I?ll also be setting up a ton of twitter accounts for use with my twitter indexing script.
July 28th: I won?t be doing any posting today. I?ll be setting up more twitter accounts. Tomorrow we?ll get back into link building. I?ll also be working on the video over the next several days.
mudbutt, can you explain how Twitter is utilized here?
 
SENuke is absolutely black hat. Automated account creation/capcha solving is a no-no in pretty much all T&C's. The account creation alone makes the product worth the monthly fee.

The keywords are not the most competitive, but the point of the post was to point out how to use the tool. One of the issues of showing exactly how you created a site in a specific niche is people will knock off your work exactly creating more competition.

Thanks for taking the time to share this. I dont use all aspects of SENuke and am going to expand my use based on your post.
 
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