Found this on another board thought it may help out.
Propz to Cole for showing a brother a new hustle..
Hi guys,
I thought I'd share with you the basics of my SEnuke X blueprint that is generating me great results as we speak. I haven't been using SEnuke X for that long but this current strategy has provided me with outstanding results compared to what I did before.
Most of my inspiration comes from Tops - check out his thread at http://senuke.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=4&t=14714
Before you go ahead and ask him a bunch of questions I ask you to kindly read through his entire thread before as most of the questions he is getting asked has already been answered before.
Anyways, back to the way I use SEnuke X to generate great results..
I am a big believer in organizing all my tiers and links and when I open SEnuke X I see nothing but organized links & tiers :- ) I have therefor stopped completely to run campaigns that create multiple tiers. I instead create each tier separately as I then can go ahead and see which links are dead and which ones that are alive from the previous tier. I then don't have to waste any captchas (I am already wasting enough as it is) on links that are dead.
This will be a quick crasch course in how I do my SEO strategy. If anything is unclear please let me know.
1.
Create a tier 1 link campaign containing as many Social Networks as you feel like (the more the better). Chain RSS module & Pinger module to each Social Network module. Let the campaign run for 10-45 days with random submission. The amounts of days to run the campaign will come down to how many social network modules you have in your campaign. I usually have 12 SN modules and let it run for 45 days with random submission. If you have less you can let the campaign run for a shorter amount of time.
2.
Now take all your tier 1 links and check which ones are dead & alive so you know which ones you should use to build tier 2 links to.
3.
Setup a Social Bookmarking campaign to use for your tier 2. Tops recommends that your tier 1 link gets submitted around 10 times so calculate how many social bookmark submissions you need in order to achieve this number (give or take a few of course). I also chain a Pinger module to each of my SB modules so it will get pinged at the end of each day. I usually let this campaign run for 7-21 days.
4.
Setup a Forum & Web 2.0 profile campaign to use for your tier 2's as well. Leave this to run for 20 days with random submission. I use tops x8 profile campaign for this. Ping the links too.
5.
When the Social Bookmark campaign is finished, take all your Social Bookmark URLs and head over to hostmyrss.com or links2rss.com and generate an RSS feed out of them. Then RSS nuke that feed!
6.
Repeat step 5 for the forum & web 2.0 links.
7.
Use a PLR article (quick and fast) and submit them through a Social Network module with the RSS feed you created from the Social Bookmark URLss.
8.
Repeat step 7 for the RSS feed created from the Forum & Web 2.0 Profile URLs.
Voilá. You're Done!
This might be very basic for some but this is essentially what I am doing as we speak and I see some great results.
If you have any questions I'd be happy to try and answer them.
UPDATE: There were a PR update a few days back, and using nothing but the above mentioned method has made my latest site jump from PR 0 for all it's pages to PR 3 for most of the targetted pages. One or two of the pages have PR 2.
So yes, the above mentioned method does work.
sirnukealot wrote:So these are done by the actual accounts themselves and not a wizard correct? Since some of these may go as far as 45 days, how long till you saw a jump? 3 months? 2 months? seems a bit of a long time to see how it will work for you right?
Well, you could do either way. For the bigger campaigns that I run I prefer using the wizard as it saves me time. But once you have run most of them through the wizard all you need to do is copy the campaign and make new accounts and you are ready for the next blast!
You don't have to set the campaigns for 45 days (unless you are running 12 SN modules). If you only choose to run 3 social network modules you could let it run for 7-10 days if you want. The essential part is just making sure that you are backlinking the live links and then follow the steps I outlined..
And you don't have to stop at tier 2, you could carry on with another tier as well.. Blast your profile links with an AMR blast perhaps if you have access to that.. Or Scrapebox.. Or No Hands SEO. Or simply set up another couple of Social Network modules pointing to your live profile links. This way you make sure to pass on more link juice to your money site.
When you say you let the SN run for 45 days what do you mean? Are you saying that you are taking 45 days to submit an article to all of the SN your profile is signed up to or are you running several different profiles and you're letting some of them run on different days?
Also you said you copy the campaign, I have read many people say they do this after setting up a campaign and simply add new profiles and change the keywords. Can you please explain how this is done or direct me to a thread that does?
Thanks
Hollie Berries wrote:Thanks for sharing how you nuke. When you say you let the SN run for 45 days what do you mean? Are you saying that you are taking 45 days to submit an article to all of the SN your profile is signed up to or are you running several different profiles and you're letting some of them run on different days?
Also you said you copy the campaign, I have read many people say they do this after setting up a campaign and simply add new profiles and change the keywords. Can you please explain how this is done or direct me to a thread that does?
Thanks
Hi,
When I am running the campaign that contains 12 Social Network module I let each of these modules submit their content spread over 45 days (each module has a different profile with it's own Social Network sites). But since they have random submissions, some might finish earlier than the 45 days and some might finish later than 45 days. I hope it makes sense.
I know there are a video out there explaining the simple process of duplicating the campaign but I couldn't find it... Anyways, If you right click on one of your campaigns you should see an option that says "duplicate campaign". Click that and you should see that you get a new copy of the campaign you just copied. After you have done this you simply just go ahead and create new accounts and sign up to the sites again and change the content you are using (unless you use highly spun content in which you skip this step).
I hope I clarified things for you.
codedalex wrote:Hi, tonywhelis. Thanks for sharing your strategy.
Please, explain the following to me:
When you say you run 12 SN modules, do you mean you first create 12 separate full sets of SN accounts and then start posting articles?
How many articles do you use?
Do you spin articles? To what level of uniqueness?
How many links do you place in article? Do you place links at the bottom of the article or do you link contextually?
Thanks in advance.
Hi,
Yes, that's exactly right. I create 12 separtate accounts using separat profiles. I only use 1 article when I submit it through my campaigns but I make sure it's highly spun. Probably wouldn't do that oterwhise. I aim for around 60-70% uniqueness with my articles and I definitely think it's worth spending an extra hour spinning your articles as you can recycle it so many times (but I know quite a few people who don't spin their article. I guess it's a matter of taste and belief).
My campaigns are always set up to target just 1 page so I usually only insert 1 link into my posts, and I make sure that they are contextual. However, every now and then I will add my homepage link into the spun article somewhere so that it will insert a link to my homepage as well as to the inner page.. But, this is quite rare. 99 times out of 100 I stick with just 1 link. I imagine that the sticking rate will be higher in the end. This might not be the case but that's what I do and it works :- )
Hi thanks for sharing your strategy
All my keywords have very low competition.
But they are not getting ranked
How long did it take you to rank yours to #1 using your strategy?
Can you show me a screen shot of the template you are using?
And when do you start do build your tier 2 link? Do you use indexing service first?
And what do you mean by "Tops recommends that your tier 1 link gets submitted around 10 times so calculate how many social bookmark submissions you need in order to achieve this number"???
Thanks!
Propz to Cole for showing a brother a new hustle..
Hi guys,
I thought I'd share with you the basics of my SEnuke X blueprint that is generating me great results as we speak. I haven't been using SEnuke X for that long but this current strategy has provided me with outstanding results compared to what I did before.
Most of my inspiration comes from Tops - check out his thread at http://senuke.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=4&t=14714
Before you go ahead and ask him a bunch of questions I ask you to kindly read through his entire thread before as most of the questions he is getting asked has already been answered before.
Anyways, back to the way I use SEnuke X to generate great results..
I am a big believer in organizing all my tiers and links and when I open SEnuke X I see nothing but organized links & tiers :- ) I have therefor stopped completely to run campaigns that create multiple tiers. I instead create each tier separately as I then can go ahead and see which links are dead and which ones that are alive from the previous tier. I then don't have to waste any captchas (I am already wasting enough as it is) on links that are dead.
This will be a quick crasch course in how I do my SEO strategy. If anything is unclear please let me know.
1.
Create a tier 1 link campaign containing as many Social Networks as you feel like (the more the better). Chain RSS module & Pinger module to each Social Network module. Let the campaign run for 10-45 days with random submission. The amounts of days to run the campaign will come down to how many social network modules you have in your campaign. I usually have 12 SN modules and let it run for 45 days with random submission. If you have less you can let the campaign run for a shorter amount of time.
2.
Now take all your tier 1 links and check which ones are dead & alive so you know which ones you should use to build tier 2 links to.
3.
Setup a Social Bookmarking campaign to use for your tier 2. Tops recommends that your tier 1 link gets submitted around 10 times so calculate how many social bookmark submissions you need in order to achieve this number (give or take a few of course). I also chain a Pinger module to each of my SB modules so it will get pinged at the end of each day. I usually let this campaign run for 7-21 days.
4.
Setup a Forum & Web 2.0 profile campaign to use for your tier 2's as well. Leave this to run for 20 days with random submission. I use tops x8 profile campaign for this. Ping the links too.
5.
When the Social Bookmark campaign is finished, take all your Social Bookmark URLs and head over to hostmyrss.com or links2rss.com and generate an RSS feed out of them. Then RSS nuke that feed!
6.
Repeat step 5 for the forum & web 2.0 links.
7.
Use a PLR article (quick and fast) and submit them through a Social Network module with the RSS feed you created from the Social Bookmark URLss.
8.
Repeat step 7 for the RSS feed created from the Forum & Web 2.0 Profile URLs.
Voilá. You're Done!
This might be very basic for some but this is essentially what I am doing as we speak and I see some great results.
If you have any questions I'd be happy to try and answer them.
UPDATE: There were a PR update a few days back, and using nothing but the above mentioned method has made my latest site jump from PR 0 for all it's pages to PR 3 for most of the targetted pages. One or two of the pages have PR 2.
So yes, the above mentioned method does work.
sirnukealot wrote:So these are done by the actual accounts themselves and not a wizard correct? Since some of these may go as far as 45 days, how long till you saw a jump? 3 months? 2 months? seems a bit of a long time to see how it will work for you right?
Well, you could do either way. For the bigger campaigns that I run I prefer using the wizard as it saves me time. But once you have run most of them through the wizard all you need to do is copy the campaign and make new accounts and you are ready for the next blast!
You don't have to set the campaigns for 45 days (unless you are running 12 SN modules). If you only choose to run 3 social network modules you could let it run for 7-10 days if you want. The essential part is just making sure that you are backlinking the live links and then follow the steps I outlined..
And you don't have to stop at tier 2, you could carry on with another tier as well.. Blast your profile links with an AMR blast perhaps if you have access to that.. Or Scrapebox.. Or No Hands SEO. Or simply set up another couple of Social Network modules pointing to your live profile links. This way you make sure to pass on more link juice to your money site.
When you say you let the SN run for 45 days what do you mean? Are you saying that you are taking 45 days to submit an article to all of the SN your profile is signed up to or are you running several different profiles and you're letting some of them run on different days?
Also you said you copy the campaign, I have read many people say they do this after setting up a campaign and simply add new profiles and change the keywords. Can you please explain how this is done or direct me to a thread that does?
Thanks
Hollie Berries wrote:Thanks for sharing how you nuke. When you say you let the SN run for 45 days what do you mean? Are you saying that you are taking 45 days to submit an article to all of the SN your profile is signed up to or are you running several different profiles and you're letting some of them run on different days?
Also you said you copy the campaign, I have read many people say they do this after setting up a campaign and simply add new profiles and change the keywords. Can you please explain how this is done or direct me to a thread that does?
Thanks
Hi,
When I am running the campaign that contains 12 Social Network module I let each of these modules submit their content spread over 45 days (each module has a different profile with it's own Social Network sites). But since they have random submissions, some might finish earlier than the 45 days and some might finish later than 45 days. I hope it makes sense.
I know there are a video out there explaining the simple process of duplicating the campaign but I couldn't find it... Anyways, If you right click on one of your campaigns you should see an option that says "duplicate campaign". Click that and you should see that you get a new copy of the campaign you just copied. After you have done this you simply just go ahead and create new accounts and sign up to the sites again and change the content you are using (unless you use highly spun content in which you skip this step).
I hope I clarified things for you.
codedalex wrote:Hi, tonywhelis. Thanks for sharing your strategy.
Please, explain the following to me:
When you say you run 12 SN modules, do you mean you first create 12 separate full sets of SN accounts and then start posting articles?
How many articles do you use?
Do you spin articles? To what level of uniqueness?
How many links do you place in article? Do you place links at the bottom of the article or do you link contextually?
Thanks in advance.
Hi,
Yes, that's exactly right. I create 12 separtate accounts using separat profiles. I only use 1 article when I submit it through my campaigns but I make sure it's highly spun. Probably wouldn't do that oterwhise. I aim for around 60-70% uniqueness with my articles and I definitely think it's worth spending an extra hour spinning your articles as you can recycle it so many times (but I know quite a few people who don't spin their article. I guess it's a matter of taste and belief).
My campaigns are always set up to target just 1 page so I usually only insert 1 link into my posts, and I make sure that they are contextual. However, every now and then I will add my homepage link into the spun article somewhere so that it will insert a link to my homepage as well as to the inner page.. But, this is quite rare. 99 times out of 100 I stick with just 1 link. I imagine that the sticking rate will be higher in the end. This might not be the case but that's what I do and it works :- )
Hi thanks for sharing your strategy
All my keywords have very low competition.
But they are not getting ranked
How long did it take you to rank yours to #1 using your strategy?
Can you show me a screen shot of the template you are using?
And when do you start do build your tier 2 link? Do you use indexing service first?
And what do you mean by "Tops recommends that your tier 1 link gets submitted around 10 times so calculate how many social bookmark submissions you need in order to achieve this number"???
Thanks!
