Stupid question about building a big list from "verified" urls
I'm pretty sure that I already know the answer to this (stupid) question, but I am going to ask anyways
If I want to build a big list of url's that are going to have a good success rate, I should just combine all of my successful (VERIFIED) url's right?
But the question is this:
Do I have do do anything special to my "Verified" URL's? Or can I just copy/paste them as they are? IE: do I have to trim down the URL's and remove things like the usernames etc.?
For example, if my verified URL has a bunch stuff in it, like a forum profile username, do I have to remove that excess crap? Or can I just leave it as it is?
If I just build a big list from verified URL's, even if they are from different engines, GSA SER is still going to be able to handle that right? And I can just combine all the verified url's into one big text file list, and SER will know what to do with it, right?
Thanks
If I want to build a big list of url's that are going to have a good success rate, I should just combine all of my successful (VERIFIED) url's right?
But the question is this:
Do I have do do anything special to my "Verified" URL's? Or can I just copy/paste them as they are? IE: do I have to trim down the URL's and remove things like the usernames etc.?
For example, if my verified URL has a bunch stuff in it, like a forum profile username, do I have to remove that excess crap? Or can I just leave it as it is?
If I just build a big list from verified URL's, even if they are from different engines, GSA SER is still going to be able to handle that right? And I can just combine all the verified url's into one big text file list, and SER will know what to do with it, right?
Thanks
Comments
You will need to remove dupe URLs or dupe domains if you want a clean list.
Also, it's important to know that a lot of your list will die quickly. Sites go up and down very quickly. I expect about 50%+ of my list to die after 7-10 days. It's important to always be harvesting and testing new URLs.
I'm sure that it doens't matter, but I figured I may as well ask.