SEnuke for non English Sites?

[der.brain]

Hi,
i am new to the Forum and is have two question about SEnuke.
Well i read a lot about the Software and a friend of mine owns it.

But in all this Promo shit two questions are not answered.

Does SEnuke make sense for Sites wich are not english?
I ask this cause i have the feeling the a lot of those article
servies wich are the basic of the succes from SEnuke
will reject articles wich are not english. Am i right?

The second question is about heavy "single word" keywords.
Does it make sense for old sites which rank alread well.
Is it possible with a SEnuke Network to push a website
wich is just behind two or three authority. Does SEnuke
work than? ... and do i need an other strategy for such
a kind of long term projects?

Thanks for your advice.

Michael

[gadiel711]

I've been using SEnuke successfully with non-english sites.
mainly for bookmarking and social networks.

[der.brain]

Did you try to submit non-english sites to the article direcories SEnuke supports?
I am interested how much of this article directories accept non-english articles

Thanks

Michael

[gadiel711]

No, I don't post them to article directories.
They don't allow non english

I got good results using only social networks, bookmarking, rss directories and pinging.
Some of those don't allow non english sites but many allow them.

[hans]

Maybe VV can add a comment did you ever post
to French ; sites with SENuke , any success ?

[metalorn]

I have a problem somewhat related to what you're exposing here. The thing is that when nuking social networks, some of the sites detect my country and present their spanish version to SeNuke. I think this messes up the automation. Does anybody know a workaround besides the manual way?

Cheers!

rafa.

[CurtOlsen]

I rarely see those web 2.0 properties popping up in the german serps so I am not that sure if its worth. As far as it comes to backlinks I would give the social modul a go

[quicksilver]

It's true that the bulk of article directories are English based and therefore only accept articles in English. That said you should be able to find a small number of article directories in any language. For instance just the other day I did a search and found at least 15 Spanish article directories.

But why not just use an article written in English but in the resource box have your anchor text links pointing to your non-English money site. Remember you are doing this primarily for the back-links and ultimately you will get the same effect this way.

You could even try adding an addendum to the article like:

If you would like information on *insert keyword here* in *Russian* then please visit our Russian language sister site at *insert link*.

I guess you'll just have to experiment but these are some options you can try.

[Vita_Vee]

(12-10-2009 12:03 AM)hans Wrote:  Maybe VV can add a comment did you ever post
to French ; sites with SENuke , any success ?

Yes that works. You can submit your articles in whatever language you want to the web2 properties supported by Senuke. And even if you submit an article in english but use an anchor text using the language of your contry it will help your rankings in that country.

(12-10-2009 02:06 AM)metalorn Wrote:  I have a problem somewhat related to what you're exposing here. The thing is that when nuking social networks, some of the sites detect my country and present their spanish version to SeNuke. I think this messes up the automation. Does anybody know a workaround besides the manual way?

Cheers!

rafa.

Hi Rafa,

I had the same problem in the past. You just have to change some settings in Internet Explorer (senuke is using IE). The procedure is explained here:

http://www.w3.org/International/question...priorities

VV

[metalorn]

(12-18-2009 10:35 AM)Vita_Vee Wrote:  Hi Rafa,

I had the same problem in the past. You just have to change some settings in Internet Explorer (senuke is using IE). The procedure is explained here:

http://www.w3.org/International/question...priorities

VV

WOOHOOOO!!!!

Thank you very much Vita!

Best regards!

Rafa.