Buzz Bundle by www.link-assistant.com
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Does anyone have some feedback on Buzz Bundle software?
I am wondering whether using this package to create 100 personas to create your own social media buzz is really going to help with rankings.
The idea "feels wrong" but ...
Regards,
Andrew
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Guys I would like to ask you to slow down a bit here Everything that you mentioned indeed looks and feels like a spam. But I can't stress enough - software by it self newer is a spam....human behind it is!
Everything depends how you as a person will use it. Software just gives you flexibility to do whatever you like in one platform that could be very convenient! (I am not sales person for them)
As you all know that reputation management via social networks is very actual topic now and convenient management of all of those networks is something that I personally was looking to have. Buzz Bundle is in early developer stage at the moment and needless to say it's working quite bad. But I see tremendous potential there as idea, convenience of the use, brand management etc. is something that is taking most of my time. This platform will give you a chance to monitor all channels in one place and this is huge time saver.
As far 100 profiles goes - of course it is silly to do it as there will be records from your IP addresses and Google will quickly catch you. But I'm sure you all know what does proxies means
Anyway, sooner or later Goggle will catch you again even with them as you will not be able to normally manage and gain authority from those other profiles. So, the 'likes' will be only considered as a count! And sooner or later algo of the Social Media channels will do exactly what Google does - devalues 'count' and glorifies authority!
You have my very best and sneaky regards,
Jungles
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"Create up to 100 personas with dozens of social accounts each."
"It's the software with the broadest coverage: up to 100 Twitter accounts, up to 100 Facebook and Google+ profiles, thousands of forum and blog accounts"
"Make one-click bulk announcements to all social sites"
If it looks, sounds and smells like spam...
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It's setting off your BS meter.
Go with your gut.
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