Daniss Jasmer
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I'm still working fine in Windows.
Web 2.0 creating tool?
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superangion
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I know, that one is still fine. I spoke to the guys yesterday and they told me that the mac version has some issues with Google's new captchas so to they need some more time to work on that,I'm still working fine in Windows.
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SERengines is coming back very soon and this time its got a custom headless browser built into SER to handle javascript heavy sites that SER wasn't able to do on its own before. It should be a lot better
MyGirlfriendIsaPBN
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whats senuke like nowadays?
SERengines is coming back very soon and this time its got a custom headless browser built into SER to handle javascript heavy sites that SER wasn't able to do on its own before. It should be a lot better
That's really good news, Santos. Can't wait for that
hmh11ltkprc
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I do not really understand your question. If you want to find a tool creating good content and auto posting on Blogger and WordPress, you can try Auto spinner of Proseokit.
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I personally use RankerX. I've used SENuke TNG and Money Robot with poor success. I've been using RankerX every day for the last 8 months or so and I've had awesome results.
I scrape for expired web 2.0s and then load them into the private blog section of RankerX. Then I can go back and post to them for quick ranking boosts.
That guy CodyJason has been called out for promoting RankerX over on the GSA fourm too. While he might be a paid corporate shill, he is right that RankerX is the best web 2.0 tool out at the moment.
I scrape for expired web 2.0s and then load them into the private blog section of RankerX. Then I can go back and post to them for quick ranking boosts.
That guy CodyJason has been called out for promoting RankerX over on the GSA fourm too. While he might be a paid corporate shill, he is right that RankerX is the best web 2.0 tool out at the moment.
bekemew
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I agree with your viewpoints, Maybe he's a big fan of RankerX or an affiliate marketing. But honestly, RankerX is the best web 2.0 tool now. It really helps a lot on SEO works
andrew1978
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I always use custom scripts for this stuff, you can find on upwork or fiverr, $10 or so
bekemew
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bekemew
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The tools require a lot of time to comprehend and learn how to use it. It will not affect to SEO of your blogs if you know how to use it
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You coded your own headless browser? Please elaborate.SERengines is coming back very soon and this time its got a custom headless browser built into SER to handle javascript heavy sites that SER wasn't able to do on its own before. It should be a lot better
showravhauqe
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You are right. better to do it manually. However GSA SER and Senuke Rock.
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No, there is a custom .DLL added to SER which includes a headless browser. I guess I worded that wrong (I'm not a coder)
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Oh, so phantomjs?No, there is a custom .DLL added to SER which includes a headless browser. I guess I worded that wrong (I'm not a coder)
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Actually, I just got a few more details from the dev and it appears I was correct the first time. It's a completely custom headless browser that's basically like its own submitter that has its own scripting engine, http parsers, webkit, error handing, logging, etc and SER push commands to it for automation. They went the PhantomJS route at first to learn things from it, but that project was restricted to 1 web browser/job per process so they ditched it. They wanted to build it with 1 process that could handle multiple jobs, all with separate cookie jars, but with a shared in memory cache (shared memory cache is restricted to static files like images, javascript files, etc (not captcha) - So all of it was bundled into a .DLL and added to SER.
It was made with C++ and Delphi.
That's all the technical info I have at the moment.
- Nov 8, 2009
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Actually, I just got a few more details from the dev and it appears I was correct the first time. It's a completely custom headless browser that's basically like its own submitter that has its own scripting engine, http parsers, webkit, error handing, logging, etc and SER push commands to it for automation. They went the PhantomJS route at first to learn things from it, but that project was restricted to 1 web browser/job per process so they ditched it. They wanted to build it with 1 process that could handle multiple jobs, all with separate cookie jars, but with a shared in memory cache (shared memory cache is restricted to static files like images, javascript files, etc (not captcha) - So all of it was bundled into a .DLL and added to SER.
It was made with C++ and Delphi.
That's all the technical info I have at the moment.
RELEASE THAT ALONE!