Dread Hats

A few days ago I received an e-mail from a mailing list I am subscribed, I might add, has been touting the wonders of a new software called SE Nuke.

(No, I'm not a subsidiary, but it is fair to add a link to their site when doing a review. I saw a few other opinions that have no link to the SE Nuke I think it is very unfair.)

Thus, all that is SE Nuke?

According to the SE Nuke website, is "the most powerful search software optimization engine ever created."

Obviously, I was intrigued. Is this a new software to automate the process, I'm using the hand for some time now? Could SE Nuke reduce my working day? Really triple my bottom line? Help me dominate the first three pages of Google as the sales page says?

Yes said Joe Russell and Areeba Bajwa, SE Nuke developers / promoters.

But when reading on, I had doubts. You see, I work online for over 13 years. Design, develop, and optimize websites for search engine performance solid. Along the way learning many valuable methods of backlinking, link bait, and strengthening links to obtain long-term placement in the SERP (Search Engine Result Pages).

One thing I learned about building solid, long-term SEO results is that there is absolutely no shortcuts. No quick fix, no where to buy magic beans on the way to market that will lead to the golden goose. No, sir, some of the wording on the sale page SE Nuke is disturbing. At least for me, because I know that some of the tactical nuke SE offers will erode your site more this will help.

SE Nuke sounds like a good idea, and the methods it uses are really good for SEO optimization of a website if you were to do them all manually. SE Nuke developers have put together a very nice, free ebook download that offers very valuable advice for users wishing to optimize their site manually.

Understand, this review is not a slam on SE Nuke, or Joe Russell and Areeba Bajwa. I've actually read the whole e-book they are giving away, and it gives some generic, but advice from his ranking. Use social bookmarking, video sites, web 2.0 sites and pages hub is an excellent method for SEO and SERP domination.

But where I differ is when I hear really disturbing wording that over the years, repeatedly, I have seen sites be cast into the bowels of the blacklist. The most feared excluding search engines. Hell SEO BlackHat.

SE Nuke applications to automate processes that should not be automated.

Think about the messages you receive daily in your email. It is spam, generated by hackers and spammers who send millions of unwanted solicitations daily. Clogging the Internet and your inbox with garbage and waste.

Now compare this to the top line of websites. If you were the owner of one of these monsters, like http://www.youtube.com or http://www.propeller.com (owned by Google and Netscape / AOL, respectively), do you work feverishly to provide quality content to your users? Would you spend part of the budget of several million dollars of work on countering the efforts of duplicate content? Of course you.

SE Nuke talks on "spinning" of the securities, creating hundreds of variations of section items and seeds, and deceive the search engines.

When I read this, especially 'comments urging search engines, I had the urge to hide my url and run to the hills. If you've been online for any amount of time, you know full well that efforts to "fool the search engines are always, I repeat, always thwarted by the search engines as you try to trick you with a list.

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