I've been using SENuke for ages now but not for affiliate stuff, for customers. I'm in the UK and SEO is still a dirty word over here, but if you sell it well then you can make a mint. SEO has, in fact, saved my business, I'll tell you why.
Before the recession I was only doing web design and that suddenly dropped away. I needed to build up business quick and so I turned to SEO and learned as much as I could about it. I went out and got some clients who weren't paying much, but enough just to see me through some bad times. With some basic blog posting and the use of another automated tool and some iMacros scripts, I managed to get some OK results, but nothing blinding. Then I found SENuke.
I have since spent the last six months refining the use of it and I now have a system that enables me to get sites to the top of search for EXTREMELY difficult keywords. Stuff like 'car lease' and 'office supplies' and these are for companies in very competitive industries. Seriously, tough stuff.
I'm now earning 8K+ a month (GBP) just doing this for customers and the web design is on top of this - things are pretty good!
I'm putting together an ebook with all the tactics I use plus a bit of software I've developed myself to help me. When it's ready, I'll let you know but if you're new to SENuke and have any doubts as to its effectiveness then bear one thing in mind, the key to this is FOCUS!!
Big results don't come overnight and although in some niches you can indeed get all ten results on Google, for customer websites and competitive searches getting the money site in the top five is important and it TAKES TIME. A new site I worked on is now number two for a search term that gets 500 searches per day in the UK alone, another is top ten in a niche that gets 110,000 searches per month but they took time to do. One of my customers made £500,000 last year online after eight months of solid, focused SEO work.
I'm now negotiating to buy a shopping site from one of my other customers who can't afford SEO, it'll be the top of the shop for one of the biggest searches in the UK by this time next year - yes, a long term view but with correct planning I should be able to sell it on in two years for tens of thousands of pounds.
Anyway, any questions, I'd be glad to help.
