Imported 240k unique domains, got only 435 verified links :/
Hi,
I did a masive scrape in scrapebox, removed duplicate domains and imported 240.000 list into a new GSA SER project. About 12 hours later when SER went through all of the URLs, I got only 435 verified links. Isn't this too low??
Settings used:
-SolidSeoVps and 110 semi-dedicated proxies from 3 different providers
-GSA captcha breaker and DeathByCaptcha and a second service(spent 13000 captchas)
-Engines: all except Exploit and URL Shortener
-no filters
-Content: auto-spinned from Kontent Machine
-8 Yahoo emails
I did a masive scrape in scrapebox, removed duplicate domains and imported 240.000 list into a new GSA SER project. About 12 hours later when SER went through all of the URLs, I got only 435 verified links. Isn't this too low??
Settings used:
-SolidSeoVps and 110 semi-dedicated proxies from 3 different providers
-GSA captcha breaker and DeathByCaptcha and a second service(spent 13000 captchas)
-Engines: all except Exploit and URL Shortener
-no filters
-Content: auto-spinned from Kontent Machine
-8 Yahoo emails
Comments
Article Script
BuddyPress
Drupal - Blog
Moodle
PHPMotion
UCenter
vBulletin - Blog
Wordpress Article
XpressEngine
Chameleon
Dolphin
Elgg
PeoplePods
PHPFox
SocialEngine
vldPersonals
Wordpress.com
DokuWiki
WikkaWiki
Some inputs
1) If you are blog commenting, the exact URL is much more important than domain alone.
2) I just have a 2gb vps, with 10 private semi dedicated proxies. I am getting around 70lpm and I am getting around 5000 in couple of hours
3) I would start with a dummy project use any youtube or facebook page lying around and make the settings so liberal to get every single link GSA can fetch.
4) once you are comfortable with step 3 be little more restrictive and go to your desired level.
So far I am using gsa ser for 2 months and already having 20,000+ verified unique backlinks in my vps. So finding a good high PR , low outbound links url in the 200,000+ links is not going to be that hard.
Posting your settings page can narrow down the issues much faster I guess.