Tools for black hat

rayee

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What tools do you use and recommend? What do you think of these tools?

Ultimate Demon
GSA Search Engine Ranker
SENuke XCR
Scrapebox

How much do you spend on them? What other tools do you recommend?
 
You need captcha breaker (it's a great investment) a spinner and a server.

Or a vps. But servers are much better.

Then I'd add indexification for indexing.
 
Essentials
Server with 1 gbps connection and at least 4 cores
30+ semi dedicated proxies
Catchall e-mail address
Manual Captcha solver (Recaptcha, DeathbyCaptcha, etc)
Subscription indexer of your choice
Scrapebox

Tier 1

FCS Networker + Articlebuilder

Tier 2 + 3

GSA + GSA Captcha Breaker + GSA Indexer
Catchall E-mail Address
Wicked Article Creator

Tier 4
One big ass GSA verified list

Good to go
 
Recaptcha is a good choice this is key to automating this, definitely SeNuke has my vote.

Good luck :)
 
I used to love Scrapebox, still do- but now I'm leaning towards Gscraper, since you can buy packages of rotating proxies..Wish scrapebox would come up with something like that. I've moved from SENuke to PBN's, I have a lifetime SENuke license, but wish I had bought something else instead now.
 
Don't forget about analytics:
Ahrefs
Majestic
Screaming frog
Power suite
 
Lots of people on the forums are saying GSA isn't working like it used to. I already had it and sold it, but if I was new and considering it I would wait a while to see if it's even worth it anymore. It's not just the cost of the tools, but the huge learning curve (time commitment) to learn how to use them properly.
 
Thanks for the advice, this is something I and I'm sure others didn't consider. The price point is low but if it takes alot of learning to configure it as needed it defeats the benefit of using it.

Lots of people on the forums are saying GSA isn't working like it used to. I already had it and sold it, but if I was new and considering it I would wait a while to see if it's even worth it anymore. It's not just the cost of the tools, but the huge learning curve (time commitment) to learn how to use them properly.
 
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