Magic Submitter Vs. SEnuke

**Updated Quote Of The Day From Alexander Krulik Re: What He Thinks About Areeb, The SEnuke Developer:**

“Areeb is [a] very good developer.”

That was from an email Alex sent me (he still doesn’t pay for these comments…I think I’m missing out on some $$ here). Just for the record, after watching Areeb’s videos (he gives really really good training on spinning, btw, on his SEnuke blog – props, Areeb) – his program is a “good” one. I just disagree with his approach (encouraging scraping). That said…

One of my readers that you might know from her blog, Passive Aggressive Marketing Tactics…oh. Hold on…that’s not right. OH! Passive Income Online Blog, Michelle, asked:

I’d like to hear more about your take on SE Nuke and why you nearly lost your lunch! :) I’m serious thinking about giving SE Nuke a spin in the next month or so, although you are gradually interesting me in Magic Submitter instead. Still, would like to see a good comparison of the two programs. It seems like so many more people use SE Nuke and speak highly of it.

I want to be upfront with you: what I’ve learned about SE Nuke is from writing and researching, what I know about Magic Submitter is from first-hand experience. Let me also be clear that I think both “work,” and what the former has in advantage is they have a few more months out on the market.

That would explain the popularity difference between the two. What I found in my research-review-writing has been that SEN has blatantly coded in the software flat-out scraping of content. As a writer, this makes e not only lose my lunch, but I’d like to see the programmer lose his ability to peddle the program for copyright infringement.

Now it might be that sounds like I’ve got a chip on my shoulder – actually, I do! I write for a living. I don’t scrape content. I generate it. From that perspective, SEN is a no-go.

Ethics aside, however (did I just say that?), the ability to add your own websites as targets to Magic Submitter has yet to be duplicated. It might be that the next version of SEN or EVOBrute Force SEO or this or that may be nipping at Alexander Krulik’s heels – but I’ve put my confidence in Alex as a programmer, and as an upstanding example of fine entrepreneurship (he does not as yet pay me to say this – Alexander, can we talk about that?).

==>>Alexander Krulik for President<<==

All kidding aside for a minute, customer service at Magic Submitter is second only to my wife’s amazing skills at taking care of me and the kids. That’s saying a lot, I love my wife above even Magic Submitter (now THAT is saying a lot, too).


Why Magic Submitter Beats The CAPTCHA Out Of SE Spook

(( What do you mean, “Grow up?” SE Nuke should be re-named, that’s all I’m suggesting with my synonyms… ))

The reasons I think Magic Submitter is the top dog in the kennel.

  • Not to beat a dead horse, but SEN is a Plagiarism Tool – Copyright Infringement, Anyone?
  • SEN Uses Their Own Targets, Magic Submitter Allows User Defined Targets
  • Magic Submitter Is User Friendly
  • Magic Submitter Puts YOU In Control (Proxies, Keywords, Targets)
  • Magic Submitter Saves $60 a Month, or $720 a Year – ‘Nuff Said (Until The Price Goes Up)

Lemme break it down a little something like this…

Not to beat a dead horse, but SEN is a Plagiarism Tool – Copyright Infringement, Anyone?
It’s too late not to beat Mr. Ed here, I have to re-iterate: from the sales page, the videos, and the coding, this tool was created to push plagiarism as a good business practice. It scrapes content from EzineArticles, allows you to spin that content, and does the same for videos.

(( I take issue with that, Areeb. But maybe it’s just me… ))

Now can you do that same thing with Magic Submitter? Sure you can, and I’m sure many do, and like I said in my Welcome page (or was it the About page? Why do I have both?), I’m probably going to be an honest, and poor internet marketer, but I can’t help it. Those laws like copyright infringement, etc., kinda get stuck in my craw (if by “craw” I mean “conscience”).

The difference between Areeb and Alexander Krulik insofar as this point goes, is that you won’t find a blatant recommendation on the sales or training videos from Magic Submitter that encourage you to plagiarize. For me, Alex’s character shows through on this point, as well as his programming savvy.

From what I have heard, he even walks on water.

SEN Uses Their Own Targets, Magic Submitter Allows User Defined Targets
SEN comes as a done-for-you tool, with fixed targets and scripts. The only contribution you make is to select your keywords (I do happen to like the built-in tool for that, that’s a nice touch in SEN, BUT I now do independent research except in article marketing, when I use Micro Niche Finder…actually I found a new tool that I’m loving, more on that later), you spin the article that the software scrapes (steals!) for you to use, and you change tags, descriptions, etc. of the videos you scrape (steal!).

This can’t be stressed enough – you will not (at this time) find Areeb (the programmer of SE Nuke, btw) asking you what your websites are, so you can add content to several of your properties. You can do this with Magic Submitter – and if you have sites that are not even included yet (software or PAD sites, for example), then you just add them in yourself.

Magic Submitter Is User Friendly
I am depending on the skill of Alexander Krulik for this, but his Magic Article Rewriter and Magic Article Submitter are incredibly easy, stable, and effective. Magic Submitter has been so far, and moreover, I have read (as I’m sure you can easily do with a search) many reports that SE Nuke is not user-friendly.

Says who? Areeb, the designer. Um…yeah – he says that, “SE Nuke is not for beginners.” Now, you might not be a beginner, but I am. It has to be simple to use, I don’t mess with CSS if I can get away from it, I can’t mess too much with HTML unless it’s only manipulating basic things…and from what I’ve read from the programmer in chief at SEN, that tool is not meant for beginners.

Translation: Magic Submitter wins on this point, even to add sites it’s often just a visit to the forum and a few clicks to add sites. Using the GUI (Graphic User Interface) to add sites is really, really easy. The submission aspects of the tool are very simple, too.

I don’t think I mentioned, but in the recent upgrade, Magic Submitter was given a “preview” function for all the spun content. Now you can preview your submissions, just like using ArticleRanks or Unique Article Wizard: hit preview to make sure it’s all in place before you mis-fire.

I have no doubt that SE Nuke will improve over time, mind you – I’ll give Areeb his due in that his software works, but when it comes to having a business that operates on the customer-oriented side of things, sorry, Alex’s Submitter has them beat.

Magic Submitter Puts YOU In Control (Proxies, Keywords, Targets)
With SEN as it stands, you are NOT in control. You need to wait for Areeb’s team to fix a broken link, add a command to the script when submitting to this or that site, add this target, take out that target.

With Magic Submitter, you can contact support or why wait? Fix what needs to be fixed (like I’ve done – usually just a trip to the forum will do it, or the Wikispace). It is not hard, and it speeds production in some cases (I’ ve not had a problem getting service from the MS team).

You can use their proxy service, which is a nice feature, but if you just use Michelle’s free proxy tool, you can import any proxy into Magic Submitter and have the software even rotate these during submission.

Want new proxies? Using a paid proxy service? Import what you need. Again: Magic Submitter puts YOU in control, not the programmers.

You control what commands the software is using to register or submit to a site. (For the record, these site admins are pretty smart: they change their login process, submission process, etc. so you will have targets that are here now, and later on you need to add something or take something out.) No need to wait for the next upgrade.

SEN has a keyword module, much like Micro Niche Finder from the sound of it. That’s a nice touch – but I don’t rely on one tool for that. I select keywords based on 4 different…hmmm…is it 5?…tools. Only paid for none of them so far (MNF was a gift with the USB jump drive and all, the others are tools I’ll cover in another review).

The advantage is that you are not relying on just one resource for keywords. I only do that with MNF when writing articles, I don’t think having one tool to do research with is a good idea for keywords (thanks, Yolanda, and Leo Demilo). This means that you are in control – you aren’t going for the same keywords that other Nukers are using!

This is an oversight in SEN, btw, if you think about it. Why use their KW tool when others will, too? Just food for thought, but it’s one reason I don’t rely on just one tool any more.

Magic Submitter also puts you in control with the targets – you can add your own link wheel properties in there to receive a blast, or you can use it to grow a freebie network using monetized sites (write posts with your affiliate links, use sites with AdSense sharing, that sort of thing).

Conversely, with SE Nuke, you are hitting the exact same targets everyone else is. You are limited to these targets, too, so yes, you may have 156 forum profiles to hit up. But how many Nukers use the same ones? Do you think the site admins are catching on by now?

Magic Submitter gives you the steering wheel. I’d rather drive.

Magic Submitter Saves $60 a Month, or $720 a Year – ‘Nuff Said (Until The Price Goes Up)

So, what can you do with an extra $720 in your marketing budget?


Let’s see…

- Hire me for great content…OR Human Rewriter – They are MUCH cheaper.
- Pay a small army of VA’s to grow your empire…
- Buy another PC…
- Get all the B\L/A\C/K hat tools you’ll ever want, and then some…
- Um…did I mention you could hire me or Human Rewriter for content or articles?

Seriously, by saving $60 a month (if you buy before the price increases and this is a moot point), you can pay to have someone else write/backlink/etc. for you. You could have a Unique Article Wizard subscription (almost), or ArticleRanks (and still have money left over).

Or you could invest that money into a good, growth-stock mutual fund, one with over 10 years of experience and a positive track record, and by the time you retire, you’d be a millionaire ( and you think I’m kidding ).

Michelle, I hope I’ve answered your question re:

Why Magic Submitter Beats The CAPTCHA Out Of SE Nuke – and Areeb, if you’re reading this: I’ve just given you a business plan, man…best of luck to you, Areeb, and I actually do wish you and your business the best (second place to Magic Submitter ain’t bad).

SEnuke Got PWNED

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