SEnuke part two.
My recent SEnuke post caught a bit of attention…
This is the response from Areeb, the owner of SEnuke:
Areeb here. Normally I would never comment on this kind of thing. Competition is healthy, it creates better products for the consumers, but I just had to, because not a single thing you said is correct. Not one single thing.
1) You speak of a low number of sites that the software supports. That is false. SEnuke has 3 times the number of websites in each module than is shown on the sales page. The sales page was designed almost 2 years ago. That’s what SEnuke looked like TWO years ago. We do have a note on the feature list that it’s really old and to check our blog. But thank you for reminding me that it severely needs updating. we’ve been concentrating too much on the quality of the software, not as much on the marketing side of things. Plus we’ve added 2 more modules since launch that are not even described on the sales page.
2) You speak of 20% indexing rates. Where did you get that from? Indexing rates are near 95%. Just check out our forum 
3) You speak of shared spinner articles. That is false. Spinner articles are 100% per unique PER member through our integration with CB and TBS API’s. One click spinning to 45% uniqueness.
4) You speak of proof that doesn’t show the number of competing sites. That is also false. Just click the image to expand it Also, if you’d like proof, check out these 110 success stories: http://senuke.com/forum/viewforum.php?f=4
5) You speak of manual email verification. Where did you get that from? It’s 100% automated with one click.
6) You speak of a software that follows one fixed strategy. Perhaps you’re thinking of EVO2. Our software could not be more customizable to your own strategy.
7) The reason you created this video was apparently because we “targeted” your product. Or I guess one of our affiliates. Really? Is this the correct response? Find me two popular products whose affiliates are not targeting each other’s names to make sales? They’re affiliates… that’s what they do.
Me personally, I will not target the name of your product. I do not believe in that kind of marketing.Â
So…
I did this on purpose to make a point. SEnuke‘s supporters and affiliates have been messing with me and my products for awhile.
The fact is that both SEnuke and my software programs both work and work well.
I already knew they supported more sites, but relied on what I could find in their sales letter and treated it as if it was a fact.
I was aware of their indexing rate being better than 20%, but referred to a statement one of their users made (and used the worst one I could find).
All is fair in marketing…
However, out of respect, I’m not going to target the name of their product to promote my stuff. I’ll use it to promote theirs.
Their product is solid, so I’m going to do the right thing…
