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Senuke and traffic generator program is a good idea?? I think i got some problems now.
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First of all thanks for reading, especially if you are the one whose bright ideas will help me out:)
I started using senuke xcr about 3 months ago, obviously at the beginning i didnt make much success(not like I do now). Later i bought that inferno thingy and it actually works. First 2 weeks didnt make much difference(although i could see some little but stable uprising) but after 4th week ended, the average impression and queries doubled up, 6th went up again, its like every week or two it jumps up and keeps it there. Also the actual traffic from keywords went up! When about the second week finished, i started using a traffic generator program, first it leveled out the impressions and seemed to help a bit. Lately i think it messed it all up, plus about 2 weeks ago there was 2-3 dayswhen i sent a bit more traffic than usual and around that time the average rising of impressions didnt happened, it might even went down. Now i stopped using traffic g. and everything stayed the same no improvement!!
Anyone could help me? I need to get it moving up again! Also im still nowhere near the top as the keywords are competitive well at least for me. What do i do wrong and what should i do? Also what about traffic generator?
ps is it safe or/and or allowed to write that?
Thanks
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Well thank you very much for both of you. Im going start it all over again:( at least Im going back to wordpress..
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Obviously you are new to seo and that is great.
You are also making the biggest seo mistake first, which is also good, because making mistakes helps you learn faster and you may as well start with the biggest mistake first.
Dave is right, after you have already unleashed the carnage of SE Nuke on your site scrap it and start over.
You need to get real traffic from real sites and real people, not just fictitious traffic from, auto created content that SE Nuke creates to trick Google into thinking you are a big site, which google will soon find out and never rank your site ever again. Damage already done.
Get your site going. Pay for some Google Adwords to get traffic to your site while you are learning the basics of SEO and learning how to get traffic from sources in your niche market. Create a blog and post quality content on it for starters.
Be prepared for the long ride which is SEO. It is a marathon that never ends, not a sprint to the finish line. Things constantly change and you will have to change with them or no matter how good you do today, you will be left behind tomorrow.
Good luck and wish you the best.
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Senuke is a blackhat SEO software used to manipulate Google rankings. Do not use it to increase your rankings. Honestly, this discussion is too complex to discuss over an SEOmoz Q & A. I have a great post on this exact subject here:
Understanding Google Penalties & Filters
That you should read. It's almost 2000 words, but if you can make it through it you'll have a much better grasp on all of this SEO stuff.
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Im already on it, i will buy a new domain now and set it up for wordpress, but until i got that better than this one i have to use the other one. One last question, i do NOT want to make the same mistake again. I am already reading that beginners guide. So which one is a mistake? Senuke or traffic or both?
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Trust me. You're better off deleting the domain, learning about SEO, and then re-doing your idea over again on a new property.
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I cant do that! There must be some way to undo the damage and i also need the website because it will be in use from next week. Please at least give me some ideas at least. Is senuke bad or generating traffic?
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Oh where to begin. I'm just going to redirect you to the Google's SEO guide and SEOmoz's beginner guide.
http://www.seomoz.org/beginners-guide-to-seo
Read those links, read some more about SEO, delete your domain and start over on a fresh one once you know what you're doing. Good luck.
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