SENuke?

Sharksfan

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I did a bunch of searching around the forums but I haven't seen any specific comments on this tool.

Anyone have any opinions? I am starting to get traction helping small businesses promote themselves online (aka the Local thread...) and a guy in California I was talking to was using it.

Any opinions?
 


Download imacros or automate7 and you'll be able to do anything senuke can do.
 
I use it. It definitely helps speed certain tasks up like account creation, content submission and bookmarking. Like any tool though, it's only as good as the person using it.
 
I have used SENUKE ... is it worth the money? Yes.

But I don't like how it's a continuity service. I guess it's okay since the owner is continuely updating it.
 
Except captcha solving, multithreading and some of the interlinking functionality.

You're right about multiple threads but it doesn't really matter when you compare it to senuke which is limited the amount of sites supported by the program. Captchas are easy:

<your start of the macro is here>
'typically you put this code when you are first able to see/download the captcha
'this deletes the previous captcha picture otherwise imacros will have errors
FILEDELETE NAME=c:\pic.jpg
'this sets where you want to download the captcha to on your computers. You MUST call the captcha pic.jpg otherwise errors might happen

ONDOWNLOAD FOLDER=c:\FILE=pic.jpg
'this downloads the captcha you do this by using the SAVE ITEM command while recording and click on the captcha
TAG POS=1 TYPE=IMG ATTR=HREF:<THIS IS WHERE YOU INSERT CAPTCHA HREF>CONTENT=EVENT:SAVEITEM

'this opens and brings you to a new tab to upload your captcha
TAB OPEN
TAB T=2
URL GOTO=http://beatcaptchas.com/captcha.php
'you are given a key upon signup and you paste it here
TAG POS=1 TYPE=INPUT:TEXT FORM=ACTION:upload.php ATTR=ID:key CONTENT=<PASTE KEY HERE>
'this is the location of your captcha on your computer to upload
TAG POS=1 TYPE=INPUT:FILE FORM=ACTION:captcha.php ATTR=NAME:file CONTENT=C:\pic.jpg
TAG POS=1 TYPE=INPUT:SUBMIT FORM=ACTION:captcha.php ATTR=NAME:submit
'once submitted it will take a short time to solve the captcha and once completed you will automatically extract the captcha text
TAG POS=1 TYPE=BODY ATTR=TXT:* EXTRACT=TXT
'this sets the captcha as variable 1 to use later
SET !VAR1 {{!EXTRACT}}
TAB T=1
'this shows an example of how to input the variable into the captcha input
TAG POS=1 TYPE=INPUT:TEXT FORM=NAME:regFormBody ATTR=ID:captcha CONTENT={{!var1}}
<END OF MACRO HERE>

As for interlinking, I'm sure it can handle that too but I don't need it so I haven't tried it.
 
Thats pretty fucking interesting. I might have to play around w/ it. I have imacros, but the shit I do with it is way less than that. Mostly just use it to open and log into certain sites. E.g. "Check Stats". "KW Research", "Create Blog" etc.
 
You're right about multiple threads but it doesn't really matter when you compare it to senuke which is limited the amount of sites supported by the program. Captchas are easy:

Quote:
<your start of the macro is here>
'typically you put this code when you are first able to see/download the captcha
'this deletes the previous captcha picture otherwise imacros will have errors
FILEDELETE NAME=c:\pic.jpg
'this sets where you want to download the captcha to on your computers. You MUST call the captcha pic.jpg otherwise errors might happen

ONDOWNLOAD FOLDER=c:\FILE=pic.jpg
'this downloads the captcha you do this by using the SAVE ITEM command while recording and click on the captcha
TAG POS=1 TYPE=IMG ATTR=HREF:<THIS IS WHERE YOU INSERT CAPTCHA HREF>CONTENT=EVENT:SAVEITEM

'this opens and brings you to a new tab to upload your captcha
TAB OPEN
TAB T=2
URL GOTO=http://beatcaptchas.com/captcha.php
'you are given a key upon signup and you paste it here
TAG POS=1 TYPE=INPUT:TEXT FORM=ACTION:upload.php ATTR=ID:key CONTENT=<PASTE KEY HERE>
'this is the location of your captcha on your computer to upload
TAG POS=1 TYPE=INPUT:FILE FORM=ACTION:captcha.php ATTR=NAME:file CONTENT=C:\pic.jpg
TAG POS=1 TYPE=INPUT:SUBMIT FORM=ACTION:captcha.php ATTR=NAME:submit
'once submitted it will take a short time to solve the captcha and once completed you will automatically extract the captcha text
TAG POS=1 TYPE=BODY ATTR=TXT:* EXTRACT=TXT
'this sets the captcha as variable 1 to use later
SET !VAR1 {{!EXTRACT}}
TAB T=1
'this shows an example of how to input the variable into the captcha input
TAG POS=1 TYPE=INPUT:TEXT FORM=NAME:regFormBody ATTR=ID:captcha CONTENT={{!var1}}
<END OF MACRO HERE>

As for interlinking, I'm sure it can handle that too but I don't need it so I haven't tried it.

+rep for that
 
I've gone off it recently. Now I can get automatic jet spinner syntax without it, it's actually kind of expensive for what it does. The competition has also shaped up over the last two months. And that's why I don't use it anymore.
 
You're right about multiple threads but it doesn't really matter when you compare it to senuke which is limited the amount of sites supported by the program. Captchas are easy:



As for interlinking, I'm sure it can handle that too but I don't need it so I haven't tried it.

I tried senuke as well - it was ok. But I too don't like the monthly service. My goal next month is to hunker down and get serious about automation. Then I am creating a manual on it. Actually I was skyping with BUFU2U about that the other day - i.e sharing thoughts on the top tasks folks do in the biz and how much of it can be automated. He said he'd do some posts on it so I have to hunker down and send some suggestions. I'm sure he's be open to your suggestions too guys so go ahead and tell 'em.

Here's is blog: Contempt - A BlackHat SEO Blog by the Automation Specialist


I personally want to make better use of this kind of task:
http://www.iopus.com/imacros/tutorials/Macrotaxsalelists.wmv
 
What about proxies? I don't even mind paying for a freshly updated list of fast ones. If I solve that problem, I might drop SENuke altogether.
 
With the latest update they've included almost 500 "web 2.0 profiles" or so they call them, some of them looking quite interesting for your link building but a lot of them are garbage.
 
You can simulate multi-threading in iMacros. It's not perfect, but it is doable with multiple tabs. It's a lot easier to just run 4 browser windows and split your datafiles up 4 ways, and run 4 macros.