SEO Elite is it a buy or dont buy

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I have many tools that I have bought over the years. Some I have bought and used them once as they were not really all that they were made out to be.

I have been looking at SEO elite 4 is it worth the money and does it really do all that it says it will.

Thanks for your feedback
 
I will take a look. I have always bought all the software that I use. But i will check in the download section again. The one I saw yesterday they said wasnt working and that it had a virus attached to it.

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Is it me or do the training videos put everyone else to sleep as well.

I wanted to know how to do this to get that and I have watched videos all day and still have no clue on how to make the program do what they say it will in the sales page.

Any other programs like seo elite that you would recommend?
 
I have many tools that I have bought over the years. Some I have bought and used them once as they were not really all that they were made out to be.

I have been looking at SEO elite 4 is it worth the money and does it really do all that it says it will.

Thanks for your feedback

SEO Elite is a waste of time.

Anytime I use it I get lots of incorrect and false data especially the search engine position rankings.

Your best bet is to keep track manually, and write down your progress in txt file and save it on comp. This is what I do, and it's more accurate than any software.
 
SEO Elite, Keyword Elite, ahhh the good days. Seems like those are s/w whose time has already passed.

Market Sam. does quite a few of the things that SElite does, like rank tracking (only doing it better).

I would not bother.
 
SEO Elite is a waste of time.

Anytime I use it I get lots of incorrect and false data especially the search engine position rankings.

Your best bet is to keep track manually, and write down your progress in txt file and save it on comp. This is what I do, and it's more accurate than any software.

This is what we do now. Just looking for ways to speed process up. Have been testing different services on BHW on different sites to see what works and what does.

Just looking for a way to speed things up is all.
 
The problem with these kind of SEO reporting tools is that they are build on stats which have gotten progressively more inaccurate over time. The Yahoo backlink counts are now missing up to 95% of the actual backlinks, even though these SEO tools use this information as if it were the last word on what links a site possessed. To get the real truth on backlinks you have to use a paid service like MajesticSEO dot com. For SEO Elite type of analysis, I find the free SEO Quake browser add-on (the Firefox version) to be a sufficient substitute. If you really are in an SEO death battle with another site in a competitive niche, you either need to use a tool like Majestic to find out what links the other site has and get them too, or take the Russian army approach and just go for broke and massively out-backlink them. For either of these, you may need automated help like Scrapebox, SENuke or, for really difficult cases, xrumer, which is sort of like using a nuclear weapon. SEO Quake will give you some idea of what level of problem you are dealing with and which type of tool will be require to overcome the competitor.
 
i remeber that was shared a trick to complete seoelite registration, without making the payment
search on google "GET seo elite and keyword elite legally" and you'll find
 
I used their ranktracker and it's faster and uses less resources than market samurai. What i didn't like about it is that it doesn't export to xls, only txt, html, xml and sql.
 
what about commission blue print 2.0 anyone using this? Or another program that does what they are saying?
 
I use to look SEOElite but it's sooo buggy, crashes all the time and takes forever to produce half ass results. It's ok but if i had to do it again i would not purchase.
 
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