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I’ve just started work towards a little experiment in social bookmarking, and couldn’t be bothered creating loads of social bookmarking accounts. I considered outsourcing the work, and then came across some discussions about SENuke.

I downloaded it a couple of days ago on the free trial, but didn’t do anything with it due to working on more important stuff. Yesterday, I got an email to say that they’ve even integrated human-implemented captcha resolution into it.

I downloaded the new version, and less than half an hour later, I’ve got accounts set up in 26 (if I’m counting correctly) bookmarking sites. All done whilst I went downstairs and made a cup of coffee, then sat watching it (unfortunately, you have to leave it maximised and “on top” of your desktop, so you can’t do anything else – good job I’ve got two old laptops sat there I could use this for).

As mentioned, the software ties into an army (I’m assuming) of people who are doing captcha work (god bless them – I’d last about 5 minutes before having to find some other work, but at least I’ve got the choice to do that). And they’re fast and accurate.

So far – I’m impressed. At this point, I don’t know if it’s worth the monthly subscription, but if the rest of the software performs as elegantly, it’s going to be difficult to say no.

Yes, another big product launch doing the rounds. Google Cash Detective or Google Cash Automator. Yes, that’s an affiliate link.

I’ve just finished reading the report, and it’s a great example of the process that Chris Carpenter uses to

A. Find profitable Adwords campaigns run by other people,
B. Analyse their business model,
C. Create his own Adwords campaigns
D. Replicate the business structure

It obviously talks about Chris’ software to do this things (well, parts A and C), but to be honest, I can’t even find an order link, so I’m not sure if the software is available or not. I suspect not at the moment.

However, the free report is still worth reading, particularly about part B. It’s got some good advice. Take some time out today to have a read over a cup of tea.

UPDATE: I forgot the point I started writing this post

The cost of the software is around $1500 when it comes out, so it says in the report.

Ouch.

Luckily, at least for part A, there is one current competitor, I forget the name, but it was also expensive.

And soon (within a month, I think), there will be another, which I’ll be able to sell.

I’ll place good money that there will soon be a competitor for part C as well…