Would using SE.NukeX or M. Submitter Hurt My Rankings Or Help?

[ramtulla]

I used to think they was great for time saving, for 2.0s forums etc yet I'm worried that, as this method is widley used it would now possibly hinder my site?

[KeriMorgret]

In my opinion, the easiest way to clean up low-quality links is to not make them in the first place. I would avoid anything like this.

[ramtulla]

Thank you. You gave me a couple of great things I can work on.

[deaddogdesign]

I would write a couple articles on authority article directories, web 2.0's, guest post and spin your anchors on every single one.  Ask connections in your niche to share on social networks too.  It would be more of benefit in the longrun.  ALso, create more pages on your site that are related to your landing page and build links to them as well.  For instance, features of product A with a link to the your landing page.  Don't go overboard with it but it will pay off nicely for you in the longrun.

[ramtulla]

Indeed i take your stance, and with my latest project we are original and unique and rank well for all but our products pages and was wondering if it would waste my time doing link pyramids to my products?

also mind my naivety I am a web designer/ entrepreneur, trying to learn seo

[deaddogdesign]

The whole spinning thing isn't going to do you any good with Google.  I think so much of the time people focus so much of there time on saving time and taking shortcuts that there is no surprise when you sites rankings get dropped because of this.  Personally, I wouldn't use SENukeX and would focus on creating good quality unique content.