Cloud Based Verified Site List
I sent this one through the software before I discovered the forum, but I thought it might be good to have it here to encourage discussion on it (perhaps others can think of ways to make it better). Half the time you do a feature request, and Sven does it over night (genius)... but I don't think this will be one of those. It's a biggy.
There's kind of 2 parts to it. The first part has been discussed on another thread, so I won't go into it here. Here is the link:
https://forum.gsa-online.de/discussion/1786/custom-global-lists#Item_4.
It basically says to save more details about the links in the global site lists (PR, engine, # links on site, do follow, etc), so that they don't need to be crawled every time you do a new project. Though I would like to add to that removal of sites from verified when they stop working.
The second part is where it gets interesting. I'd like to see an option to share global verified site lists with the cloud. This way, you get the benefit of hundreds (or thousands?) of computers crawling all over the net finding good sites to post on. Not only that, but they are verified, so you know they work, and you know all the details without even needing to crawl them. I could see this quickly getting to the point where you could build thousands of PR4, 5 or higher back links in minutes!
The way I see it, it could be opt in or out. You can choose not to participate, fine, but if you do participate, then it is both ways... your links are sent to the cloud, and you get the benefit of the cloud knowledge.
Thoughts anyone?
There's kind of 2 parts to it. The first part has been discussed on another thread, so I won't go into it here. Here is the link:
https://forum.gsa-online.de/discussion/1786/custom-global-lists#Item_4.
It basically says to save more details about the links in the global site lists (PR, engine, # links on site, do follow, etc), so that they don't need to be crawled every time you do a new project. Though I would like to add to that removal of sites from verified when they stop working.
The second part is where it gets interesting. I'd like to see an option to share global verified site lists with the cloud. This way, you get the benefit of hundreds (or thousands?) of computers crawling all over the net finding good sites to post on. Not only that, but they are verified, so you know they work, and you know all the details without even needing to crawl them. I could see this quickly getting to the point where you could build thousands of PR4, 5 or higher back links in minutes!
The way I see it, it could be opt in or out. You can choose not to participate, fine, but if you do participate, then it is both ways... your links are sent to the cloud, and you get the benefit of the cloud knowledge.
Thoughts anyone?
Comments
Hey, not everyone is going to want to participate, and that's fine, that's why I added the last paragraph... I totally think people should be allowed to opt out of sharing.
Again, I stress... I appreciate not everyone will want to share their links, and that's fine, but I find it hard to believe that I am the only one. Like GG said "Sharing lists has been discussed a few times"... it wouldn't have been discussed if no one was interested in it.
"GSA is so efficient at finding them, that everyone is bombing them anyway"
Not really, remember that GSA uses keywords to scrape a footprint of an article so NOT everyone will grab the same site.
However, if you shared a site list then literally everyone can bomb the heck out of that site list regardless of the keywords.
:-O
@cre8iveq - In all honesty, your sites will get the great rankings with your own list generating at SER's own pace.
Unlike some others here, I really don't use my own site lists for other projects, and I am 100% happy with the number of links I create each day (40k-50k each day). I'm not gunning for a world record, and have limits on most projects.
I'm able to honestly report that you can get on page 1 for 50,000+ local exact match in a few months just using SER - even without using site lists.
The concept of sharing lists comes up on every software forum. And the truth is, that list gets spammed to kingdom come. You just don't need it, trust me.
Sounds like there is certainly better things Sven can be spending his valuable time on.