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A short, practical summary and safety checklist for Pligg/automated submitter discussions in this thread.

Several members correctly raised the main tradeoffs: automation can produce a lot of backlinks quickly but those links are often low value or unnatural. flagged the blackhat risk, and argued for manual methods, and pointed out the need to track results. The core issue is not whether a script "works" in the short term, but whether the links it creates are durable, editorially earned, and unlikely to trigger algorithmic or manual penalties.

Recommended evaluation and mitigation steps:

  • Obtain the exact target list the script uses. Manually sample 15–25 targets and check for editorial context, obvious spam, and whether links appear to be user-generated or auto-inserted. Refuse tools that hide their targets.
  • Run the code in a sandbox/VM before putting it anywhere near a production server; scan for obfuscation, hidden callbacks, or malware.
  • Insist on controls: per-day limits, randomized anchor text, and slow, human-like timing. If those controls are absent, consider it high risk.
  • Test on a disposable domain first. Record baseline rankings and analytics, run the tool at a tiny scale, and monitor Search Console and analytics for indexing changes, referral spikes, or manual-action messages.
  • Have a rollback/cleanup plan: preserve contact info for target sites, keep logs for removal requests, and be prepared to disavow if necessary.
  • Prefer long-term alternatives (guest posts, niche outreach, resource pages, quality content promotion). Those require more effort but produce sustainable signals and fewer downside risks.

If transparent targets, strong throttling, and a clear refund/cleanup policy are not provided, the safer course is the manual approaches recommended by and .

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Member Avatar for Directory777

If you trust it, then I say it's ok to pay the $50 to see what happens. The best thing to do is to make sure you have a Google Analytics account and track your improvement in rankings at engines from new backlinks, if backlinks is what they are offering. I wouldn't hope for traffic from something like this because traffic only comes from pay-per-click and organic engine listings.

Member Avatar for bobchrist

raimis100, that's balckhat related tools for spamming. Alternatively you can put pligg.com buttons on your site that that may meet your purpose.

Member Avatar for Ron Killian

For me, I don't risk my site, traffic and ranks by using tools such as that. I guess I am odd and do things by hand. It's worked for me for a long time and more natural looking to the Search Engines.

Member Avatar for topgun79

I dont see any reviews.... has anyone used this tool?

Member Avatar for Free_Classified

not yet I was looking at the same tool, I'm thinking about purchasing it soon,I will update you on this

Member Avatar for Robdale

I have not yet used that tool, but as i've gone thru few forums and seen the reviews of people about that tool...... i think the tool is fine. Just make sure it it brings a limited links per day.... coz google don't like huge backlinks in just one day.

Member Avatar for Jen0608

i havent tried this one yet... hmm lemme check it out.

Member Avatar for jingwen

I just like the free tool，hah

Member Avatar for webpros21

As a rule of thumb , if you really want to have links that last longer and quality related links, please stay away from automatic bot or software that will do you more damaged that good ... i tried so many one so called set it up and forget it software those are nothing but crap ... i rather write articles submit to article directories it takes longer but i know I m getting a long lasting quality link without spending on overated software

commented: Very good advice :) +36
Member Avatar for dailyearner

what is it
social bookmarking website?

Member Avatar for Ancient Dragon

what is it
social bookmarking website?

Read this

Here is one of the links that I though was really informative.

Member Avatar for WebDave

Social bookmarking is a method for Internet users to store, organize, search, and manage bookmarks of web pages on the Internet with the help of metadata, typically in the form of tags that collectively and/or collaboratively become a folksonomy. Folksonomy is also called social tagging, "the process by which many users add metadata in the form of keywords to shared content".
For more information please refer to this link
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Social_bookmarking

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