SE Nuke, is it any good?

[onlineexpression]

Wow! I watched the Link Building Seminar and I must admit that it was pretty eye-opening. I confess, I am very new to SEO and after 3 weeks of research I had it narrowed down to SE Nuke and SEOmoz, both of which I am currently trialing.

They are both very different paths to take for SEO but there is so much support for each out there, it had me in two minds. I must say that I really enjoyed the link building seminar by Justin and felt like it turned on a very bright light bulb for me.

I can clearly see how SE Nuke is not a long term option by itself, but is there an case to use this in support of purely White Hat methods, or can this only hurt?

I am wondering how so many staunch supporters of SE Nuke can be wrong? Are they all going to find out the hard way when Google gets tougher again? Are there any SEOmoz devotees that can vouch for SE Nuke at all or is this just for short sighted people in search of the Golden ‘Google’ Egg?

[Riona]

I think what it boils down to is this - Using tools such as SEnukeX really can provide some short terms results. However, and here is the problem - Just because Google is crediting these backlinks now doesn't mean that they will in 6 months time - once their algorithms can detect these types of links reliably they will devalue these links overnight. All the time you put into creating them will be wasted and you will be in a position where your competitors who have been taking the slow long road will suddenly be ahead of you. Google is on a mission to rid its search engine of spam and they employ the brightest minds in the industry - You need to demonstrate that you are an authority and a trusted site. Right now the best way to do that is to get links from other highly trusted authority sights. Spend you time wisely, just like most of life the tortoise wins the SEO race.

[onlineexpression]

After a month of SEO research I can clearly see that SE Nuke is a complete waste of time. Question answered, SE Nuke sucks

[Scipio00]

Perhaps You don´t use it hardly enough. It´s not about making a campain every month, it´s more about making a campain every day. For example writing an unique non-spinned article (with pictures, embedded videos,... if possible) and then use SENuke also for this article.

The good thing is these links get deleted right away or they last a very long time.

It would be nice to hear some more answers. Right now i believe that people that are only using low-class linkbuilding techniques like that are totally wrong, as well as people that don´t use it based on a "Whitehat-principle".

[onlineexpression]

My tiral ran out and I didnt renew it. I see the whole concept as being flawed after the panda update. Google will be looking for companies that exactly like SE Nuke and think of ways to eradicate them. They will win eventually.

[hwade]

I know this question is already answered, but I thought I'd add my two cents. The more I do SEO, the more I realize that nothing can replace the human mind. What I mean by that is that no matter how hard companies try to create automated software to do all of the work for you, they will not be successful when it comes to SEO. As you said, this is especially true with the recent changes Google is making. Google doesn't want just anyone to become number one in the organic results with the click of a button. (ppc is a different story). We have to earn it. We have to work hard to build relationships and get links, write great content, network socially, etc.  Unless software can write quality content that  people will really care about, it won't work. Nothing can replace the thought process and relationship strategies of the human mind.

Good luck,

Holly

[DouglasAnderson]

SEnukeX is awesome - if you continue using it.  Their updates keep it one step ahead of Google's devaluation, so as long as you continuously use it (especially if you subscribe to 3rd party forum profile lists, etc) it remains very effective. Should it be your only method of SEO?  Heck no, but it does help and I wouldn't do without it.

[mngo8888]

if senuke was so spammy it would be out of business now.

[EricOliver]

@ying lee  My understanding was that SEnuke was really good for short term stuff, but not as good for long-term due to the risk of blacklist. What is everyone else's take on it? From what I see with SENuke, it's most effective for people who have sites which aren't necessarily active moneymakers for years -- more like months. Do I have that wrong?

[RankMover]

we recently started using Senuke and the results are not too bad given the cost. With regards to it being a long term strategy, NO, id suggest you use it for sites that you do not plan on keeping for a long time or sites that you want to make quick money with.

[the1andonlytravis]

Senuke is great! If used the right way. Most people have no idea how to use. If used the right way it is an amazing tool. I can beat entire SEO floors with the product. Senuke is not a stand alone tool but the benefit of it is huge.

[keplabs]

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