Contextual low lpm - Verified lists
I've been looking on the forum for ages and have yet to find anything that solves my problem of low lpm.
Pretty much every lpm thread i have looked at and tried to adjust my ser settings to no real avail.
I'm getting 2lpm up to 10lpm for contextual tier 1 links.
I'm using ser lists blue list 19, which was released about 20 hours ago - so it's not the list being out of date.
It must be my settings and i've been sitting here for hours trying to solve this problem - the stats have been reset many times today for me to see a more accurate lpm for the settings i changed.
This is definitely a good learning phase though, i've came back to SEO after a long break, bought all the software and proxies and have learned loads today about the software. But this i cannot figure out.
Any form of help would be greatly appreciated
Thanks
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I'm a bit busy at the moment, but when I get time I'll also come back and go through your screen shots to help others who might be stuck, but for the time being, if you read the guides you should get back on track.
Also, you probably need more proxies, 10 isn't enough, even at 100 threads they will struggle, whereas 20 or 25 will happily run lists at 300 threads all day long (provided they're decent proxies)
@markhoward - You should be getting much better results than that with any list, ours or anyone else's that you've purchased. Assuming that your settings are correct (please double check the guides), have you tried duplicating your projects, clearing all the caches, and swapping out the emails? Basically starting from fresh?
Also, clearing the cache and importing the urls from sitelist directly into the project(s) can sometimes help, as SER can sometimes get stuck in a bit of a posting loop, especially with some of the web2 engines. No idea why, but I've seen it happen a few times now.
I've set up a fresh test project using the latest blue list and it's running at about 90 - 100lpm and is also verifying at about 80% submitted vs verified, which is what I would expect. So it must be something to do with either your settings, proxies, emails or something else external to SER.
There are other issues with SER at the moment (before anyone else jumps in, I never actually said there wasn't), but they shouldn't effect your ability to just crank out some links from a list at high LPM.
Do you still have that 'automatically decrease threads....' checked as per your above screen shot, as that wasn't around when we wrote the guides, and might be something that's worth experimenting with unchecking?
We'll look into it though to see if we uncover anything that could be causing it.
However, I still think you need at least 10 more proxies to see decent results, and at the moment I'd probably stick with yahoo emails if you can.
I get about 20 - 50 lpm running around 50 projects on scheduler, using only contextuals.
Building contextuals is a slow process at the moment unfortunately. Lots of people are reporting problems with SER in this regards at the moment. All my servers are the same, and no matter which lists i run i can only get 10% or less of those links verified. Hopefully there'll be a solution for that soon.
Your settings look ok at first glance, did you try the suggestions that @2take2 recommended?
It could be a number of causes, engines, emails, account data, there are many factors involved here.
For now, try and go back to an older version, this should help a lot of you.
Be sure to completely uninstall and delete any left over files in your program files and also your roaming folder before reinstalling the older version.
ALSO! don't forget to copy your entire sitelist folders, the way I did this was simple, goto where your sitelists are stored and then drag them to your desktop, uninstall/reinstall then drag and drop all folders back into the same directory (identified/verified/submitted/failed) I did it this way to avoid any exporting to sl file because the version of SER i installed, doesn't have import from .sl file.
Those problems are obvious, i spotted them in 5 mins just by opening a few sitelist files.
A fix would be nice.
@gooner you have to understand that urls in verified site lists are not the final urls at all. Those are the once when submission starts. Like with any other url you will find in the lists. Thats not a problem for SER to work with.
@magically you are whining and I did not say "I don't care" It's 23:15 here and Im debugging the hell out of it. All I found is that the site list I received to debug is again not the best. The sites are overloaded and fail often with a message like "error establishing database connection". I guess because many try to submit here.
And to be honest I think thats the problem in general. What I did now is some sort of "re-download 3 times in a row and give up if nothing comes along". This will be in next update but it will still not fix the problem for the quality of the sites.
People whine about anything and in the end it always comes down to me debugging sites and engines realizing that there is nothing wrong. It's disappointing but till now I don't see much I can improve here.
You know what I need...URLs where you think SER should have posted but did not! Thats all I asked to debug your problem. Simple as that.
Log in issues (wrong password/username) - sitewise
Nothing to worry here. This happens if SER tries to login anyway even if it was not able to verify by email (no ling in email)
Verification sequence - So we know for sure verification is done prior to log in on sites
No clue what you mean by that. In the log yous ee exactly when it verifies something and how.
Captcha issues where no captchas are present, but gsa ser keeps trying anyway
You got a sample URL? I don'T see this on my end.
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In the end it's always the data you guys don't send me. I NEED THE URL TO DEBUG WITH! Nothing else.