My Article Network delivers tons of links, yes, but the overall effect is somewhat lackluster when you consider that 100 links to a well-optimized page didn’t bring in the results that I thought it would, but it still has power and the price is very reasonable for what it DOES do.

It’s far easier to submit one article that gets syndicated to dozens or hundreds of sites than to maintain and control dozens of even hundreds of Web 2.0 sites, and for basically the same effect I would imagine.

SENuke was a little too clunky for me but I’ll be revisiting that service once I pare down the number of services I’m using and testing.

Right now I’m still using Backlink solutions, LinkVana, Unique Article Wizard, My Article Network, and Automated Link Building and will probably drop a few of them.

John, PR… if it means anything at all, might mean something if your personal site had some PR to it.

What matters is linkjuice because that’s what gives your site a bigger “VOTE” and affects your rankings more.

Are you using SE Nuke? how is it working for you if you are?

Thanks,

Dan

Sites that SEnuke submits to are mostly PR 7+

Sites on MyArticleNetwork… most of them barely have PR… they won’t “dominate” the search engines… let alone rank.

Examples:

Social Bookmarking Demon Social Buzz Master, or AutoSocialPoster for social bookmarking…

Whatever RSS submissions software submits RSSs manually for whatever RSS feeds you want submitted…

And then syndicate your content by using any of these recommended link building services (especially “MAN’ or “UAW” which cost either 47 or 57/month)

RSS submissions and Social Bookmarking is somewhat important, yes… but links from other sites is where the true SEO Value comes form, not spreading yourself so wide by creating tons of social site account and web 2.0 properties.