SE Nuke, 1Way Links, Automatic Article Submitter or something else?

[carrick]

Tim/Anthony,

Just wondering, if you could only buy ONE service or software such as SE Nuke (you recently sent an email with a strong endorsement), AAS or 1 Way Links (or something else I have not mentioned), for the purpose of getting the most, high-quality and diverse links what would you choose and why?

Having yet to earn any income of note, I cant really afford to buy multiple tools or services, but I need SOMETHING to get the volume of links required to get decent rankings....So, I have been, based on your recommendations, contemplating both 1Way Links and SE Nuke, but dont really know which to choose. Would you be able to offer some advice??


Thank you very much in advance,
Carrick

[c14h20o4]

Hi Carrick,

If you're wanting to get bang for your buck, I'd go with an article submitter if you're dead set spending your money on something. Automatic Article Submitter is the one that's recommended around here and I've used the software for a long time. I will be honest and say that it's a little clunky to use. Article marketing robot is another one that my friends like and I've recently switched to article demon which is a bit on the pricey side.

Of course, you can always sign up for a free trial of SE Nuke but if your starting out, you'll probably want to avoid monthly fees and SE Nuke is $67 or $127 a month. One way links is $47 a month I believe.

Why that recommendation? You can do quite well creating a site and only putting content on your site and waiting a long time. So you don't need any software at all. I'm guessing though, you're a little more impatient than that and article marketing on article directories and web 2.0 sites is effective and free. Signing up for a lot of directories and posting your content though, is time consuming and software will free you up from that. All of the article submitters I submitted also include the ability to spin your articles so you get registration, spinning and submission out of one piece of software.

Hope that helps,
Chris

[Eddie68]

Hi this is my first post, but im not seeing any backlinks at all using the web traffic genious and i cant find any of my posts the software is configured correctly thanks Eddie

[carrick]

Thanks for the thoughts Chris - appreciated!

Anyone have a different opinion? I was EXPECTING a recommendation around 1Way Links (or something similar) due to the higher PR backlinks available, so I'm interested if others have a different take on this??


Thanks again!
Carrick

[carrick]

Thanks for the thoughts Chris - appreciated!

Anyone have a different opinion? I was EXPECTING a recommendation around 1Way Links (or something similar) due to the higher PR backlinks available, so I'm interested if others have a different take on this??


Thanks again!
Carrick

Hey Chris et al,

I neglected part of my reply! I wanted to ask how you go about getting backlinks from web 2.0 properties if you prefer to use article submission software? In other words, if I were to use, say, AMR for article marketing, I believe I would also require web 2.0 backlinks in order to have the diversity required for good ranking (as well as the flexibility around creating anchor text contextual links, which is limited in many article directories)....Would you say that it is faster/easier to create web 2.0 backlinks manually and use article marketing software to get the mix of links?

Hopefully you see where I'm going with this: I'm trying to find the most efficient and cost effective way to get as many diverse and high-quality links as possible....Just trying to figure out whether an article marketing software or a web 2.0 software (like SE Nuke -- it does more I know) would be best.

From what I've seen, a combo of something like AMR (for quickly creating a large volume of links), 1Way Links and SE nuke (for high PR links from sites other than article directories) would be killer and would probably cover all your bases with respect to creating backlinks. As I said, I cant afford more than one (none really, but I need something), so just wondering which is the single most effective tool, especially when considering that I would have to manually create the rest of my links....

Hope that makes sense!


Again, thank you in advance if you can offer some opinions here. Hopefully Tim and Anthony will also have some updates on SEnuke as most of the threads on the topic are light and not very recent....

[c14h20o4]

Well Carrick, It sounds to me like you're asking permission to try them out. So why not? One way links has a $7 trial and SE nuke has a free trial. Just make sure to stay on top of your paypal subscriptions. Personally, I haven't tried one way links but generally, I stay away from linking schemes. I have tried SE Nuke but it was really just doubling up tools that live on my desktop so I couldn't validate the price. Realize too that with the article marketing software having a spinner, you can put some of those spun articles on web 2.0 sites.

Hope that helps,
Chris