Does LpM counter reset when you restart? I find when I'm debugging often restart SER and the LPM seems to reset and jump up when I restart SER and rerun the projects.
So with all your shiny xxx LpM how many verifieds are guys having per day? Me personally I'm looking at around 30 LpM from 50 threads and 6000 verifieds a day from 40.000 submits.
Do you retry failed "continously try to post to a site even if failed before"?
Do you keep posting to the same domains (avoid posting to same domains)?
Which one are you guys currently using ?? I was on latest 5.17 and now went back to 5.10 which worked well for me.. but somehow it does not work well like before (maybe need to restart).. thinking going back to 5.08
Funny cause i added a lot new projects and even i activate only 4-5 at once seems just the created projects bring the performance down
i don't know what to think of this "version hopping". as we all know there are good days and there are bad days so i don't think those short term test with less than 72h have any value.
sure, if you notice that your LpM is abnormal low the whole day than there might be an issue. this is especially true if you are not using a super high amount of threads (+250) and SER is working flawlessly without maxing out the performance all the time. the less threads, the longer you have to observe the testing as there are many factors that could influence your submission rate.
1) VPS - if you are on a shared VPS, how should you know what your sharing partners are doing on their machines and could they steal some of your rescources or do you steal from them when they are not doing much on their machines? i'm not exactly sure about this though, but this is my theory.
2) Proxies - whats the speed to the VPS and how fast they are connecting to the host of the target URLs they try to connect to? if my VPS is in EU, my proxies are in the US and i want to built a backlink to a site in China than this would take a longer time than all of those three were hosted in europe.
3) finding new target URLs - this depends on the keywords, footprints, SEs that SER is choosing randomly. some days you will find more target URLs due to that than the other and so the propability is higher that you can post to them (another factor we can't influence)
4) what kind of target URLs - its obvious that building links to guestbooks is way faster than to create blogs on social networks for example. and that depends on what engines we have selected and what results we are getting by scraping the SEs
and there may be many more (unknown) factors which can influence the submission rate day in - day out. just think about you've had a great submission rate 5 days ago and SER is doing the final verifications before dumping the URLs. because of that SER has less time to built other links but another 5 days later it will built more links again due to the fact that you couldn't built that many links on the "high verification day".
i for myself running SER with less than 50 threads because i don't need that much until now and had a relatively bad day two days ago, the best day ever yesterday and today its on track to top yesterday.
all this happened with version 5.17 if i'm not wrong....
yeah, somehow i wasn't that much influenced by bugs until now so i can talk cheaply
however, when i read something like "v5.11 has worked good, than v.517 not anymore and when switched back to v5.11 it wasn't working like it was 10 days ago" than thats because of all the factors we can't influence that much. sometimes simply patience is the key
but i'm glad Sven figured something out for you guys. maybe i'm the next with major issues
"Mine is set to 130. HTML time out is used in two places, submitting and verifying. Most people who suffer low verified, its down to them using the standard setting of 60 from memory. Plenty of time to submit, but not long enough to verify"
My understanding from Sven is it's used to get site to load. So as soon as it sees it as loaded within timeframe its good to go, whether it's to verify or to submit. So if you set it to 130 that means you're happy to wait over 2 mins for a page to load (not submit or do a verify check, but just to load)...surely that can't be worth it as most sites/pages should load within 30s and it would make sense to ignore these super slow loading sites?
It's like this: A timeout appears if in the set time, no single bit was transfered from the remote server. As soon as one bit is received, this timer is reset. Thats all this is for.
Thanks...if this is so...then surely it makes sense to be able to set HTML timeout to 10s? This way I can avoid posting or loading any sites that take longer than 10s to send the first data bit (not for whole site to load)...will stop me waiting for all broken sites, or really really slow sites to respond?
@sven - is it possible for you to allow us to put a lower value than 30 in here so we can test?
@ron when you say you build 5 links a day to a new site. Is that 5 overall. What if you are trying to SEO inner pages as well.
I am working on an ecommerce site at the moment with about 20 projects running for this site. So should I be submitting 5 urls for each project? So that would be 100 links to the overall site..
@sven - I'm just curious, what is the average time it takes for a website to respond with the first bit? I would have thought it's closer to 10s rather than 30s. You must have a reason for setting minimum at 30s, so I'm curious or maybe I have still not quite understood this feature...(possible :-) )
@brandon - YES! Like 180 says to me "Wait 3 mins before this website even responds"...seriously...I wouldn't wait that long if I was manually browsing and the site didn't load on a 100mbit line...if it hadn't started loading in 10s on a 100mb/s line I'd assume the sites' broken and would leave...that's why I'm trying to find out why Sven sets limit at 30s...but I could be misunderstanding something!
@micb - You want a heavier concentration of links on the home page. I always use 40% as a guide. So in your case I may do 2-3 for starters on inner pages. Obviously as you proceed forward, the number of links gradually increases on T1. You have much more latitude and safety to turn on the faucet with T2+.
The point I try to make to people is not to go hog wild with T1 links. If I had a dollar for every dummy that blasted links to their moneysite and then goes on a forum telling everybody how they lost their rankings - I'd be retired. You always have time to ramp it up.
@ron thanks for that. How many tiers do you do. My GSA is currently running 20 T1's so adding upto T3 will end up being 80 projects on one installation. From reading some of your comments and am guessing that you only do T1 & T2 ?
By the way your KM article theory does work as you know. T1's don't have to be of great quality and they do stick.
micb11 one of the worst members on here for admitting to all the bad habits Ozz normally tells people to avoid doing, runs 27 t1´s and they are all t3 to t4
Just take your time setting things up and you can achieve these kinds of submission rates with a bit of time and effort
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Me personally I'm looking at around 30 LpM from 50 threads and 6000 verifieds a day from 40.000 submits.
Do you retry failed "continously try to post to a site even if failed before"?
Do you keep posting to the same domains (avoid posting to same domains)?
Funny cause i added a lot new projects and even i activate only 4-5 at once seems just the created projects bring the performance down
5.18
- new: no thread-finish-waits before starting to verify
- new: speed increased as submissions can now be started inbetween verifications
I see no more lags between submission and verification.. this thing is flying now.. seo polizei gonna crack down on my server lol
Those people that version swap should be slapped with a wet kipper
Nasty people, not that anyone ever cottoned onto it from my screen shots
Latest release, previous version and trusty versions are always pinned to my bottom bar
Looks like one of the killers thats been hitting me might have been resolved
new: no thread-finish-waits before starting to verify
Thats been causing lock ups daily when its been waiting for threads to finish
Plus the Ozz request should relieve search engine queries
new: option to put keywords in quotes or not
I would like to point out that @LeeG started the version hop. When you see a guy with his pants on fire running down an alley, don't always follow him
I always use the latest version.
Thats it, Im sulking, everyone grassing me up for admitting to bad habits with ser
I always look at my 12hr averages, just in case there has been any alterations to how the LpM is working
100,000 in 12hrs and Im happy
If not, I blast away with a trusty version to do that
Todays changes can affect LpM again with the new option on searches
Plus a high verified rate is far better than a high submission rate
^^^ 8 weeks
Only about 2tb a month
From memory, Im paying about 30 cents a tb
And I have an 8tb a month limit
I know I published the results on here once of a months run and end of month tb usage
I lied about the tb cost
Just went to my providers site and checked
Mine was 30cents with the 40% off deal
Just had a play with the slider and each tb put 50cents on the price
@micb - You want a heavier concentration of links on the home page. I always use 40% as a guide. So in your case I may do 2-3 for starters on inner pages. Obviously as you proceed forward, the number of links gradually increases on T1. You have much more latitude and safety to turn on the faucet with T2+.
The point I try to make to people is not to go hog wild with T1 links. If I had a dollar for every dummy that blasted links to their moneysite and then goes on a forum telling everybody how they lost their rankings - I'd be retired. You always have time to ramp it up.
micb11 one of the worst members on here for admitting to all the bad habits Ozz normally tells people to avoid doing, runs 27 t1´s and they are all t3 to t4
Just take your time setting things up and you can achieve these kinds of submission rates with a bit of time and effort