Is it possible to see how many credits I have remaining everyday? I just want to be able to see if LP is receiving every verified link when I'm using API
@linkprocessor, my VPS blast 90% of my 15k links within the first 5 hours of everyday. I want to spread out the rate google finds my new verified links by drip feeding within one day. It "looks" more natural. InstantLinkIndexer.com allows me to do just that. It can drip feed from 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,10,15,20,25,30 days...
@Olve1954 Yes, we can add 1,2,3...or whatever, I'm just trying to understand logic and purpose of it.
So, if you want to publish all links from today for tomorrow and all links from tomorrow for day after tomorrow that is the same like you have published links on the same day. There isn't difference. There isn't different if google find all 15k links on day 1, or if it find 15k links on day 2 - it's the same. There is only difference if it find it during next X days (where X is some bigger number). Anyway drip feeding deosn't make sense at all when using with GSA or tools that build links on daily bases as at some point you will get the same amount of links indexed daily like amount of links you have created that day. Please think once again about it.
@linkprocessor, yes I understand. I'm not worried about the links google finds on a daily basis.
What I'm worried is google finding 15k links to my sites/pages everyday from 12a.m. to 5a.m. It's just not natural. Of course I can slow down SER, but coming from InstantLinkIndexer.com, their service allows me to spread out the submission within the day (or 24 hours). That's my logic and purpose of requesting this feature...
@Olve1954 Ok, I got it. Actually you want link to be slowly indexed during 24 hours... Other indexers does not do that. They just start indexing process 1 day later, but once they start they will index it as fast as they can.
Best way to make this work is to use GSA feature inside options "pause project after". You can fine tune link building process there. You need to understand that google might find your links even if you don't submit them to indexers. So, it is much better to control actual amount of links inside GSA then inside indexing tools.
>Other indexers does not do that. They just start indexing process 1 day later as fast as they can.
I don't think the statement is true. I can see my campaigns (100 urls each) drip from 1% to 100% through out the day.
I'm already using "Pause the project after X submissions reached in a day". Each project has a fixed number of submissions per day.
Anyway thanks @linkprocessor for your prompt replies. All I wanted to know is if your service can slowly drip feed within 24 hours (like InstantLinkIndexer). If it cannot, than I may need to slow down SER, in order to use your service.
@linkprocessor, have you now some problems on your server? If not then I have and a big one: Some hours ago I was able to log into my account but now - not! My login data were changed and I didn't change anything! Maybe my accout were hacked.. Please help!
Thanks @linkprocessor, but if I want to submit only 1000 links per project per day, it's very difficult for me to "guess" how many submissions to make then pause for how many minutes.
wtf is wrong with your form. I am trying to sign up and it keeps telling me my password contains invalid characters. I literally only have letters now, no numbers or symbols.
chose a different super easy password and it worked, dont understand though.
anyways, the for sure looks good, will come back with performance result.
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We have option for 7, 14 or 30 days and it is in API tab.
So, if you want to publish all links from today for tomorrow and all links from tomorrow for day after tomorrow that is the same like you have published links on the same day. There isn't difference.
There isn't different if google find all 15k links on day 1, or if it find 15k links on day 2 - it's the same.
There is only difference if it find it during next X days (where X is some bigger number).
Anyway drip feeding deosn't make sense at all when using with GSA or tools that build links on daily bases as at some point you will get the same amount of links indexed daily like amount of links you have created that day.
Please think once again about it.
What I'm worried is google finding 15k links to my sites/pages everyday from 12a.m. to 5a.m. It's just not natural. Of course I can slow down SER, but coming from InstantLinkIndexer.com, their service allows me to spread out the submission within the day (or 24 hours). That's my logic and purpose of requesting this feature...
Other indexers does not do that. They just start indexing process 1 day later, but once they start they will index it as fast as they can.
Best way to make this work is to use GSA feature inside options "pause project after". You can fine tune link building process there.
You need to understand that google might find your links even if you don't submit them to indexers.
So, it is much better to control actual amount of links inside GSA then inside indexing tools.
I don't think the statement is true. I can see my campaigns (100 urls each) drip from 1% to 100% through out the day.
I'm already using "Pause the project after X submissions reached in a day". Each project has a fixed number of submissions per day.
Anyway thanks @linkprocessor for your prompt replies. All I wanted to know is if your service can slowly drip feed within 24 hours (like InstantLinkIndexer). If it cannot, than I may need to slow down SER, in order to use your service.
anyways, the for sure looks good, will come back with performance result.
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