What tools should I get?

Hello BHW!

I am new to SEO tools as I didn't know about them besides the pricier ones that I could not afford. Anyways, I'm trying to increase my money site and my plan is to create a lot of Web 2.0s such as wordpress, blogspot, tumblr, blogger, etc, and links those to money site. I would be writing an article a day and spinning those articles to post to all my web 2.0s. I was reading up that there may be some tools that can make this easier?

Can you recommend me some tools that can:
1. Make a bunch of Web 2.0s
2. Make backlinks on other peoples blogs by comments

Also, something that is affordable and one-time fee? I can't afford tools like rankerX or ahrefs (their monthly fee) but I can afford $60-$150 one time fee for a decent software or tool.

I was looking into scrapebox and I'm watching looplines videos on it but I'm not really sure how I can actually use scrapebox. I do like their mass comment feature but people have told me not to use it for my money site as it can really hurt it. For those using it, can you guys tell me what you're using it for and how does it benefit you? You harvest the links but then what?

Thank you in advance!

For one time fee tools, yeah scrapebox and GSA

doepjohn said:

For one time fee tools, yeah scrapebox and GSA

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I've been watching videos on scrapebox but I can't tell if there's a way to see the competition of a keyword? Do you know if scrapebox does this? I see it'll tell you the number of search results but I'm specifically looking for is the KD?

Don't buy any tools yet. Do everything manually until you understand the process and have learnt the basics of SEO, otherwise you will be wasting your money.

get xrumer, its way better as gsa and you get xevil + hrefer on top

Asif WILSON Khan said:

Don't buy any tools yet. Do everything manually until you understand the process and have learnt the basics of SEO, otherwise you will be wasting your money.

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I couldn't agree with this more. If you buy a tool, it doesn't do anything you can't do manually. All tools do is speed up and automate what you are already doing.

If you have no idea how to do it manually, then you won't understand the dynamics of what your doing in a tool. Further its going to take you longer to learn the tool.

In fact I haven't really stuided this, but I would be willing to stick my neck out and say that probably if you took the time to learn it manually

VS

Trying to go to tools, have an increased learning time and curve, then back peddle and try to figure out what you did wrong with it doesn't work and relearn it

That its probably actually quite a bit quicker to learn manual and then go to tools then it is to go to tools first.

Seriously spend $5 and buy some tea or coffee (not starbucks, just buy a bag for at home) and spend your time learning it manually. Then you don't have to ask what tools to get, then you get to say I want to do X, which tool does X or you can figure it out on your own and your better off all the way around.

loopline said:

I couldn't agree with this more. If you buy a tool, it doesn't do anything you can't do manually. All tools do is speed up and automate what you are already doing.

If you have no idea how to do it manually, then you won't understand the dynamics of what your doing in a tool. Further its going to take you longer to learn the tool.

In fact I haven't really stuided this, but I would be willing to stick my neck out and say that probably if you took the time to learn it manually

VS

Trying to go to tools, have an increased learning time and curve, then back peddle and try to figure out what you did wrong with it doesn't work and relearn it

That its probably actually quite a bit quicker to learn manual and then go to tools then it is to go to tools first.

Seriously spend $5 and buy some tea or coffee (not starbucks, just buy a bag for at home) and spend your time learning it manually. Then you don't have to ask what tools to get, then you get to say I want to do X, which tool does X or you can figure it out on your own and your better off all the way around.

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I do agree to this and I have been doing it manually actually (I should’ve mentioned this). I haven’t been doing too much advance techniques. I’ve been building backlinks to my site manually through reddit post and blog comments. I’m planning on building my web 2.0s with or without tools but after doing research, there’s a lot of work to it from using proxies to hide your IP for each Web 2.0 to creating all the the different emails for each Web 2.0. I do agree that I should know how to do it manually which I do know and have spent time doing them but I would like to start using some tools to speed up the tedious work

1. Make a bunch of Web 2.0s: RANKERX

2. Make backlinks on other peoples blogs by comments: GSA/Scrapebox