Alex i see your graph and notice that you got most links from blog comments. which engines (blog) give you most links? and are you use your own footprints or footprints are bydefault?
@baba It's based on your keywords and footprints really really. I filter the good footprints add mine too. You can see it in Advanced - Show stats - verified. About mine I check General Blogs, Blogspot and ShowNews. On the other hand I'm scraping for more BlogEngine with SB and others like Wikis and Social bookmarks, network with GScraper. Though I haven't fed any projects with the scraped list. Just like LeeG said it might hurt the LPM xD
So, in my quest to join the "Century Club", I grabbed all the SER engine footprints, and ran them through the "Google Competition Finder" plugin in of SB, which gets the number of results found in Google for each footprint. I then turfed out any footprint with less than 1000 results. I'm currently running SER with them now to see how that works. Not seeing any great changes yet, but it's only been running for about 10 minutes so far. Currently seeing around 35 LPM.
Just wondering what the other gurus around here used as a cut off point. I ended up removing 126 of 1223 footprints. I'm thinking maybe I need to remove more ???
@Alex considering I'm only getting around 35LPM, I'd say your doing it right, and I'm the one doing it wrong I felt I was being a bit conservative, that's why I asked the question.
@Alex . . . I'm running 200 threads . . . . I'm going to try your 100K cutoff for footprints and see what happens . . . I'll report back after I make the change and run it for a while
Been running about 15 hours now after cutting off all footprints with less than 100K search results. LPM is between 60 & 60 . . . definitely an improvement, but still need to do some more digging.
I now know I have over optimized SER when this shit happens (facepalm)
This is 6 hours of running SER and I now totally lost control of it, the GUI just blank Not responding, and then back with some LPM information, and then Not responding again (facepalm)
The only way to stop it now is just go to task manager then end process (facepalm)
I think LeeG has a better VPS than me I've reached my hardware limit...
Just my opinion, but I think you need at least 4Mb Ram and ideally 4 processors for ultra smooth sailing. I have never had an issue with this type of set-up. And those are great stats, so kudos!
I have been saying that for months and each time I give similar examples from my massive list of similar examples
So you swap out an email address because its blacklisted
Five minutes taken, 1 paid captcha if your using an email creator
Now, how do you know that the very next time that email address gets used, it wont be listed on SFS?
It could be one submission, it could be 1 million submissions
Remember SFS also register ip's. So do you check your proxies? Get them swapped out because you or someone your sharing them with has got them listed on there?
I use Email Account Creator Plus, made by theorbital and not the clone that came about after thats also sold on here
I set mine up when you could still make forwarding addresses with Hotmail accounts
I run one single address per project and tier with a lot of spun emails pointing at them.
The only reason is for making more accounts. Forums for example are normally one email address per registration. In theory, 50 email accounts, 50 profiles on a forum
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and are you use your own footprints or footprints are bydefault?
Also, I see you have the PR unchecked, so make sure you have disabled it elsewhere too. See here: https://forum.gsa-online.de/discussion/comment/30367/#Comment_30367
Just my opinion, but I think you need at least 4Mb Ram and ideally 4 processors for ultra smooth sailing. I have never had an issue with this type of set-up. And those are great stats, so kudos!
Ron, you missed the amount of proxies in that image, all 4076 of them
No doubt scraped public proxies
When will people catch on that public proxies are the spawn of satan
40 private proxies and I did this in 24hrs
If your checking emails are black listed what about the proxies you use and the domains your submitting?
This is why email black list checking is nothing more than a waste of time
Times I show examples on here
http://www.stopforumspam.com/ipcheck/91.239.15.153
That's a good example above
That guy, has to register on forums to be able to be added to that list
I haven't changed emails for three months and Im still doing 300,000+ submissions daily
I have been saying that for months and each time I give similar examples from my massive list of similar examples
So you swap out an email address because its blacklisted
Five minutes taken, 1 paid captcha if your using an email creator
Now, how do you know that the very next time that email address gets used, it wont be listed on SFS?
It could be one submission, it could be 1 million submissions
Remember SFS also register ip's. So do you check your proxies? Get them swapped out because you or someone your sharing them with has got them listed on there?
I use Email Account Creator Plus, made by theorbital and not the clone that came about after thats also sold on here
I set mine up when you could still make forwarding addresses with Hotmail accounts
I run one single address per project and tier with a lot of spun emails pointing at them.
The only reason is for making more accounts. Forums for example are normally one email address per registration. In theory, 50 email accounts, 50 profiles on a forum