Yes RankerX is better. But it's about marketing strategies.
SeNuke TNG First Impressions..
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Yes RankerX is better. But it's about marketing strategies.
webmasterbd
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- Dec 2, 2009
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Its full of CRAP! I bought the 7 day trial when launched & cancelled it after using it for two days,I was also going to buy the full version with all those hypes(!) but I am glad I didnt buy it!
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And you sir, get a shiny new infraction for insulting our member(s).
That makes two infractions so far . . . One more infraction and it's "Bye-bye" . . .
spiritfly
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Wow some serious allegations there @Syste M, but do they deserve a reply? Well I'm going to address a few points, but I won't direct it to you and I won't even quote you. Because the best way to pass by barking dogs is usually to ignore them..
For the record I've had Senuke for like 3 days to be exact out of which I've spend full two days messing with it. I like to own all of the latest SEO software on the market and decide how I'm going to use them later and I prefer to buy lifetime version whenever possible. SEnuke made it clear that they would only offer lifetime for a very short period of time during launch and this is another reason why the rushed decision. Also the fact that I've decided to pay $2000 without testing a trial just shows the trust I've put into the product. The past reputation of SeNuke and some of the key selling points of the software convinced me into buying it with no questions asked. And even if the results it provides weren't what I would've expected I still would've kept it without saying a word. But selling me a crappy non-functional product for $2000 and expect me to be a beta tester? I find that insulting. Even if I was using the trial I still was going to uninstall it and never look back after what I saw. Either test your software well make it to 99% and sell it as a high-end tool or start selling it at a normal price first and increase it AFTER you polish everything off.
I had it installed on a pretty powerful VPS from a VERY reputable provider where I run some of my other tools without any issues for some time now.
Yes I didn't test the software properly, because it was buggy and never managed to create a successful account let alone post to them. I even updated to their next version after the release(which was weird because it was again marked as 4.0v same as the previous one, but only around 50MBs shorter in size) and same bugs happened. A campaign made with the wizard only managed to create 2 crappy links and that was it. And this is why I explicitly said this is NOT a review, but a personal opinion and only first impressions. Take it with as much salt or curry as you want lol!
Also I never mentioned that I had issues with getting a refund. I asked for it and they delivered it instantly fair and square. The refund action is a one click button in paypal, not sure how this is the same as moving furniture around. But then again some people like to call sneezing an ab workout so..
And as I've already pointed out in my original post, I still want to own SeNuke TNG, but ONLY WHEN it becomes a COMPLETE PRODUCT! I could forgive them about this fail during launch only if they make something really spectacular out of it.
But what I will never do is pay for something that is far from finished and pray to god that it will some day become the product that it was promised.
Well if this really is the case here with SeNuke TNG then it can be a decent offer, but only AFTER they made it into a complete product!
For the record I've had Senuke for like 3 days to be exact out of which I've spend full two days messing with it. I like to own all of the latest SEO software on the market and decide how I'm going to use them later and I prefer to buy lifetime version whenever possible. SEnuke made it clear that they would only offer lifetime for a very short period of time during launch and this is another reason why the rushed decision. Also the fact that I've decided to pay $2000 without testing a trial just shows the trust I've put into the product. The past reputation of SeNuke and some of the key selling points of the software convinced me into buying it with no questions asked. And even if the results it provides weren't what I would've expected I still would've kept it without saying a word. But selling me a crappy non-functional product for $2000 and expect me to be a beta tester? I find that insulting. Even if I was using the trial I still was going to uninstall it and never look back after what I saw. Either test your software well make it to 99% and sell it as a high-end tool or start selling it at a normal price first and increase it AFTER you polish everything off.
I had it installed on a pretty powerful VPS from a VERY reputable provider where I run some of my other tools without any issues for some time now.
Yes I didn't test the software properly, because it was buggy and never managed to create a successful account let alone post to them. I even updated to their next version after the release(which was weird because it was again marked as 4.0v same as the previous one, but only around 50MBs shorter in size) and same bugs happened. A campaign made with the wizard only managed to create 2 crappy links and that was it. And this is why I explicitly said this is NOT a review, but a personal opinion and only first impressions. Take it with as much salt or curry as you want lol!
Also I never mentioned that I had issues with getting a refund. I asked for it and they delivered it instantly fair and square. The refund action is a one click button in paypal, not sure how this is the same as moving furniture around. But then again some people like to call sneezing an ab workout so..
And as I've already pointed out in my original post, I still want to own SeNuke TNG, but ONLY WHEN it becomes a COMPLETE PRODUCT! I could forgive them about this fail during launch only if they make something really spectacular out of it.
But what I will never do is pay for something that is far from finished and pray to god that it will some day become the product that it was promised.
Well if this really is the case here with SeNuke TNG then it can be a decent offer, but only AFTER they made it into a complete product!
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ChanzGrande
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- Feb 16, 2008
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Wow, this thread went way off track. Sad to see such exchanges over a simple "review." Thanks to OP for this valuable experientially based testimonial. You sir have saved me $2000. I bet you saved a lot of others from this mistake as well.
I've done business with SENuke in the past, and was happy to promote and use their product when it lived up to it's hype between 2010-2012. However, I do hope this experience puts others on notice that the reason many people offer lifetime access to a limited number of folks and for a limited period of time during launch is not to minimize exposure points. It's to accumulate big initial payments, and is largely an attempt to further create a false sense of "scarcity."
A great workaround in this situation is to use a throwaway account and try the trial version of softwares before shelling out $2k+ for products you have little or no experience using.
Do remember you will be very unlikely overall to find initial negative reviews during a launch period because ALL the SEO efforts of the affiliates promoting the product typically push those negative experiential reviews completely out of their exposure points. I can't believe those guys still use these tactics in this day and age, but more concerning is that people still fall for this crap. Sad to hear that they once again released a completely buggy software package and then massively overcharged for it.
Sorry about your experience OP! Thanks for sharing it with us!
I've done business with SENuke in the past, and was happy to promote and use their product when it lived up to it's hype between 2010-2012. However, I do hope this experience puts others on notice that the reason many people offer lifetime access to a limited number of folks and for a limited period of time during launch is not to minimize exposure points. It's to accumulate big initial payments, and is largely an attempt to further create a false sense of "scarcity."
A great workaround in this situation is to use a throwaway account and try the trial version of softwares before shelling out $2k+ for products you have little or no experience using.
Do remember you will be very unlikely overall to find initial negative reviews during a launch period because ALL the SEO efforts of the affiliates promoting the product typically push those negative experiential reviews completely out of their exposure points. I can't believe those guys still use these tactics in this day and age, but more concerning is that people still fall for this crap. Sad to hear that they once again released a completely buggy software package and then massively overcharged for it.
Sorry about your experience OP! Thanks for sharing it with us!
Joseph Lich
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- Nov 25, 2015
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This beast (past version) made me more money than I spent on it.
It's a group buy so hadn't cost an arm and a leg, worth the price.
Overall logic of design can be improved as when projects increased, have to
switch back and force, up and down between established accounts.
The famous turbo wizard is very unique. (A little guy at the left upper corner)
But the really piece of masterpiece which makes me feel hard is the macro recorder.
Import a bunch of urls to it, magic happens.
New version is waiting for us, it's time start to nuke.
(emails and proxies are well prepared.)
It's a group buy so hadn't cost an arm and a leg, worth the price.
Overall logic of design can be improved as when projects increased, have to
switch back and force, up and down between established accounts.
The famous turbo wizard is very unique. (A little guy at the left upper corner)
But the really piece of masterpiece which makes me feel hard is the macro recorder.
Import a bunch of urls to it, magic happens.
New version is waiting for us, it's time start to nuke.
(emails and proxies are well prepared.)
Ambitious12
Elite Member
- Jun 26, 2014
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Then that will be worth to use,SeNuke have the similarities with this.
northlondon
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- Nov 13, 2012
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I used XCR back in the day for a couple years and got great results then the penguin update came along and made XCR obsolete. I started using TNG as soon as it was launched and yes I totally agree with op the script was and still is buggy but, you can work with it and get some reasonable results. The main thing to remember is that this kind of script is just one of many tools that an SEO needs in his tool box either RankerX or GSR they all do much the same job. Be aware the crowd searcher feature in TNG is a load of crap it does not work however what I do like about TNG is the new article manager thats a nice bit of kit and if used correctly will increase link yield. For the best campaign results you need to use the full wizard to create a campaign because it allows you to create unlimited variations of url extensions but it take a long fucking time man. I use the turbo wizard its not as powerful but all the features of new article manager are integrated so it's a 1000 times better than the turbo wizard in XCR. Campaign loop mode is a bit hit and miss it never worked when the script was launched but following numerous updates it seems to be working now however it's not 100% bug free. Overall I like TNG, I pay monthly but I recon like XCR it will become obsolete withing a couple years time following a few more Google updates.