What are the best tools for back links?

[Sajiali]

I am a new to SEO, please help me in choosing the right tools for back links.

I am thinking to buy Ultimate demon, Should I buy it or not?

I have a range of you tube videos to rank.

[csmithal]

I've never heard of it. After visiting the page, I stopped reading after:

• Scraper
• Privacy Protection
• Article Spinning & Rewriting

I guess if you're going black hat, this is the tool for you, but I wouldn't touch it with a 10-foot pole!

[csmithal]

Sorry, I hit submit before I was finished, but if you are new to SEO, don't use a software like this whose whole aim is to manipulate search results and build low-quality links via comment spam and 'social bookmarking' on sites Google doesn't care about.

Learn to do SEO the right way (it may be the slow way), as outlined in SEOmoz's Guide rather than the fast way, the wrong way.  You will just end up chasing your own tail.

[TheeDigital]

If you're new to SEO check out the Beginner's Guide by SEOMoz, that might help you out.
http://www.seomoz.org/beginners-guide-to-seo

Also it's worth pointing out that the guy who wrote the testimonial has a PR of 1, which is just one level above the 0 where all sites begin at.

[Thos003]

You aren't going to get much support for an automated link building system around here. You may want to check into some black hat forums for that kind of feedback.

In the end, if it's a tool or system that everyone can use than you are going to find that Google is already of aware of it, and that it will give you no competitive advantage because anyone can do it.

Having said that, many SEOs get a short boost from spamming tools, but at the cost of loosing all rankings in the future. If you want to play a game of constant building and burning then you are free to live the treadmill life of nonstop running.