+1 for #8 Alright, I'm going to jump on the bandwagon. Yes, it is a complete waste of linkbuilding efficiency to throw links at Tier 1 links that are gone.
But I'm going to emphasize something here. Some of those links that turn up red when you re-verify are not always gone. Sometimes there's just a website delay, or a server issue, or a proxy hiccup (same thing happens with Scrapebox).
It's not a big deal, but about one or two out of 10 are really not gone, just so you know. And I know that because I checked this issue manually on multiple occasions.
average proxy speed (response time of working proxies) on the statusbar together with proxy limit time (i.e. avg 10sec/max 15sec)
because if you proxy speed is near you response limit then with a sudden drop in internet speed all your proxies might seem to not be working
thus we will know when its time maybe to lower the thread count ;-) or even GSA SER can do it automatically for us (can also put this as a feature request)
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+1 for #8 Alright, I'm going to jump on the bandwagon. Yes, it is a complete waste of linkbuilding efficiency to throw links at Tier 1 links that are gone.
But I'm going to emphasize something here. Some of those links that turn up red when you re-verify are not always gone. Sometimes there's just a website delay, or a server issue, or a proxy hiccup (same thing happens with Scrapebox).
It's not a big deal, but about one or two out of 10 are really not gone, just so you know. And I know that because I checked this issue manually on multiple occasions.
another proxy request from me
average proxy speed (response time of working proxies) on the statusbar together with proxy limit time (i.e. avg 10sec/max 15sec)
because if you proxy speed is near you response limit then with a sudden drop in internet speed
all your proxies might seem to not be working
thus we will know when its time maybe to lower the thread count ;-)
or even GSA SER can do it automatically for us (can also put this as a feature request)