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 SEO PowerSuite Link Assitant Anyone use this tool? May I ask if possible tips about this tool? Just purchased an Enterprise edition, but Im afraid I dont have enough ample time to go over the instructions. Any tips you have will be appreciated..thank you. 
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 Done! No problem mate. Thanks for the advice. 
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 Well, best of luck to you! Hopefully you find what you are looking for. Also, be sure to mark my answer as a good answer if it was helpful...I can almost taste my Journeyman status because I am so close! 
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 Thanks Zeph, Yeah, I was about to regret purchasing this Enterprise Edition. They have 2 releases the Pro and Enterprise which I have to pay monthly if there are updates. Unfortunate I am paying for any updates, hmmm maybe ill have to go around this software and crack it - - as for my revenge evil mode but I am just thankful anyway, because I use some of its application. 
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 Hi Jason, Tip No.1 never buy a tool if you don't have time to review the instructions.  Honestly, I got the free version of this software when I was first starting out in SEO, and I found it very cumbersome. Additionally, it needs frequent updates, and on many occassions you are asked to pay for those updates. It was because this tool did not give me what I needed that I sought out SEOmoz, Ontolo, Majestic SEO and others. It may have improved since then, but most of the reviews on Cnet have been mixed: http://download.cnet.com/SEO-PowerSuite-Professional/3000-18485_4-10920496.html 
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