What tools do you use for automation?



Filipinos, 3rd party software and used WinAutomation once. I am very interested in seeing the capabilities of what these macros can do for researching (keyword/niche/demographics etc).
 
-SEnuke
-Scrapebox
-Xrumer (via Drip Feed Blasts)
-Magic Niche Finder (just started giving this a try)
-Some ubot bots made by others, mostly for forum profile creation/link-building
-Magic Article Rewriter with Magic Tokens Database to autospin content for web 2.0 parasites
-Magic Article Submitter - registers article directory accounts and posts articles. Serious multithreading. (Haven't used this much since I got Scrapebox)

I'd like to be able to create my own bots in ubot, but the only problem is the slow speed of the single thread in the browser. And for the basic stuff I do at this point the tools above are more than enough. If I start making my own bots it will be for fun not necessity.
 
Anyone ever tried Kapow Robo Suit? (Kapow Mashup Server is current name I think)
Only problem is the price is unafordable ;).
Beats the hell out of ubot for east of use and *most* stuff.
As with all - not perfect all in one. But the Fucking closeset you can get currently.
 
-SEnuke
-Scrapebox
-Xrumer (via Drip Feed Blasts)
-Magic Niche Finder (just started giving this a try)
-Some ubot bots made by others, mostly for forum profile creation/link-building
-Magic Article Rewriter with Magic Tokens Database to autospin content for web 2.0 parasites
-Magic Article Submitter - registers article directory accounts and posts articles. Serious multithreading. (Haven't used this much since I got Scrapebox)

Is Magic Niche Finder like Market Samurai?

How have those article programs worked for you?
 
Anybody using a VPS or a dedicated box for running all the Automation programs?

How does it work?
So do I have to get a Windows based box and RDP into it?
Does a Basic VPS suffice running at least Ubot+scrapebox+senuke+magic article submitter?

I need to have a box where I can RDP in since I will be traveling half the year starting early next year.

Any suggestions. I asked my bro to keep a Windows PC in his house with a separate net connection where I can RPD in, but he suggested I get a VPS instead... He thinks I am a spammer or something.

Anybody using a VPS or dedicated for the above purpose?
Are the server companies OK with the said use... Proxying included.
 
PHP/Java

I automate dinosaur POS systems that so they can interact with web applications.

TJ
 
Ubot. Basically I make use of it for spamming and commenting, but am thinking of branching out now


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I know I am new but I can tell that I am going to want to start automating tasks that I have been paying for.

SENuke and SERPAssist look very good in their own ways but is there an issue in the limited number of sites each can post to?

I have read a little on xGenSEO - seems to have a larger number of sites it can work with but there must be a reason no one here uses it nor has mentioned it.

I do not mind buying a tool or tools just want to buy correctly and I have been scouring this forum for input.

I have been paying for Web 2.0 creation, social bookmarking, blog posting, profile links (xRumer) - it has all worked well for me - just trying to determine what I can automate.

Any words of wisdom on best tools to accomplish those tasks? uBot looked a little too technical for me - last programming I did was in 1987 in Pascal.
 
Custom C# code all the way. PHP is cool, too, although with my background I can write pretty much *anything* with C#. I'd love to add Python and Ruby to my belt, as well.

My ultimate goal is to tie all of my disparate tools into a single platform which runs on a VPS. After each agent completes a work task, I'll view an "audit trail" to verify it's been properly executed, then sign-off. Then another agent can pick up where it left off, etc. etc. I want it to be just like an assembly line.

Working hard to get there... I tend to build things in a disciplined OOD/OOP fashion so the transition to one-platform can happen more smoothly.
 
Custom C# code all the way. PHP is cool, too, although with my background I can write pretty much *anything* with C#. I'd love to add Python and Ruby to my belt, as well.

My ultimate goal is to tie all of my disparate tools into a single platform which runs on a VPS. After each agent completes a work task, I'll view an "audit trail" to verify it's been properly executed, then sign-off. Then another agent can pick up where it left off, etc. etc. I want it to be just like an assembly line.

Working hard to get there... I tend to build things in a disciplined OOD/OOP fashion so the transition to one-platform can happen more smoothly.

Working on the same solution, but in Perl. Command line tools, where output can be piped into other tools, etc... Also some APIs for myself as well.