You want both, but don't obsess over it. T2 and T3 will do a great job on getting T1 indexed. (can't believe you have a T4 but that's cool).
Indexing is important, but building new sites and tiers will get you in the money quicker. Save the indexing for when you are completely bored and want to do something useful. I do it every 2-4 weeks.
it takes my dual core xeon vps to 100% cpu with GSA SER and GSA CB with 6gb ram, its a private fast vps to... wish the programs didnt use so much cpu!!!! it makes them lag.
@rodol - GSA Indexer is very good. The problem is indexing is tough and you could use multiple resources to maximize indexing. I would still be doing both, not one or the other.
Correct me if i'm wrong, isn't if we use a tier backlink, like this
Tier1 <- Tier2 <- Tier3 <- Tier4
Isn't that suppose to index our Tier1, Tier2 and Tier3. Cause the Tier1, Tier2 and Tier3 backlink got backlink from lower tier and it will indexed by google because of google spider visit the lower tier backlink?
So GSA SEO Indexer was a great tool and become necessary if we want to faster the indexer, but if we want our backlink natural indexing by google, just use tier backlink.
@darman82 - The main purpose is to channel linkjuice upward to help with rankings. The byproduct and side benefit of doing that is it helps get your backlinks indexed.
Of course, you can setup an extra tier just because you want to help the last tier get indexed. But it still funnels linkjuice.
I have also turned off GSA indexer as it is using to much cpu power... and taking my computer to 100%. I will install on different computer and run it by itself. I agree it would be nice if there was an automatic way to send the links to indexer on a networked separate computer.
I have a question... the more projects I add does GSA spread my threads out over all the projects. So in theory I can add more and more projects and each just gets less simultaneous threads to run?
Also I shut down indexer because it is using to much resource and moving to new computer. But it keeps restarting? I have shut it down 3 times now and each time is restarts all by itself. I have even used control panel to make sure. What am I missing?
The more projects you add, the more links you build. It gets spread over all the projects. I'm sure there is a point where SER can't build anymore, and you either need more proxies - which gives you more threads.
Or you get into a poweruser status where you get additional licenses of SER and additional pc's. At that point you will be happy to do so because you are making a lot of bank
d3ad Got it just surprised that it actually started the program all by itself....
ron I may move to a VPS service and use my current computer for indexing only. I am thinking that a VPS will up my speed by a few multiples... as it is connected right to a major T1 connection directly to the internet so everything will be faster.
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You want both, but don't obsess over it. T2 and T3 will do a great job on getting T1 indexed. (can't believe you have a T4 but that's cool).
Indexing is important, but building new sites and tiers will get you in the money quicker. Save the indexing for when you are completely bored and want to do something useful. I do it every 2-4 weeks.
Oh happy happy joy
Now seo indexer is on every tier, not one central on off point ffs
Back to editing 60 tiers, one at a time
Two places its shown
Under main options and each tier
(insert expletive of choice here) happy happy joy
Finished my 1am maintenance at 2am
With seo indexer off, its running well
CPU: 1 x 3.40Ghz
RAM: 512 MB DDR3 / Guaranteed
Storage: 25 GB
Traffic: Unlimited
Bandwidth: 100 Mbps
IPv4: 1
OS: Linux / Windows
Tier1 <- Tier2 <- Tier3 <- Tier4
Isn't that suppose to index our Tier1, Tier2 and Tier3. Cause the Tier1, Tier2 and Tier3 backlink got backlink from lower tier and it will indexed by google because of google spider visit the lower tier backlink?
So GSA SEO Indexer was a great tool and become necessary if we want to faster the indexer, but if we want our backlink natural indexing by google, just use tier backlink.
for the vps you can try this... http://trustvm.com/ - Virtual Basic
- Memory: 1 GB
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- OS: Windows/Linux
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Again.. correct me if i'm wrong...@darman82 - The main purpose is to channel linkjuice upward to help with rankings. The byproduct and side benefit of doing that is it helps get your backlinks indexed.
Of course, you can setup an extra tier just because you want to help the last tier get indexed. But it still funnels linkjuice.
I have a question... the more projects I add does GSA spread my threads out over all the projects. So in theory I can add more and more projects and each just gets less simultaneous threads to run?
Also I shut down indexer because it is using to much
resource and moving to new computer. But it keeps restarting? I have
shut it down 3 times now and each time is restarts all by itself. I have
even used control panel to make sure. What am I missing?
The more projects you add, the more links you build. It gets spread over all the projects. I'm sure there is a point where SER can't build anymore, and you either need more proxies - which gives you more threads.
Or you get into a poweruser status where you get additional licenses of SER and additional pc's. At that point you will be happy to do so because you are making a lot of bank![;) ;)](https://forum.gsa-online.de/resources/emoji/wink.png)
ron I may move to a VPS service and use my current computer for indexing only. I am thinking that a VPS will up my speed by a few multiples... as it is connected right to a major T1 connection directly to the internet so everything will be faster.
Wondering what you guys are finding is necessary for a VPS?? How much ram do we need to run CB and SER?