How to promote my site with SER only ? (Please, a little help)

chaiavi

I have read soooo much already that my brain is going to burst.
I went over so many discussions here, then went to private forums of several members.

I need help to finalize my findings so I won't blow up my site.


I have several questions:
1. In order to promote my several years old site, I bought SER + Captcha Breaker + Catchall (Spartan) email and now I am broke, so I want to return my investment.

How to Tier1 my site ?
1. I understand that blasting it with all engines will be silly - right ?
2. So only specific engines ? - which ones ?
3. Should I drip links to my site ? How many per day ?
4. As I understand, it shouldn't be too complicated to buy a cheap domain then configure it to have catchall emails - will it be as useful as Spartan ?


Avi.


P.S. I know that it will be better to use also privateProxies/VPS/HumanCaptchaSolver/SerEngines v2 (tier1)/RankerX(Tier1) etc.
But I am not there yet, and I am over budget, I would appreciate a good answer with my current tools  :-(

shaun

The best way to develop a method with little to no spare cash would probably be to use your spare time to create content for new sites and run tests on them and adjust your strategy as you go depending on the results of your tests.

chaiavi

@shaun Thank you

But your answer is very general.

Of course it is best to conduct statistics based on tests (And as one of your faithful users, I have read all of your posts on your site).

And I will gain more knowledge as I go and test things out.

I am asking for advice based on the tests other experienced users here which have already tested things out.

I will take it from there and try things out, I just want a good base to start from...


But to your point, if I create my own content (lengthy approarch but ok) how should I use GSA on the new content ?  Drip to it ? how much ? 

Can you or someone else please elaborate ?

TheGypsy

I don't know anything about the niche/country you are in but with no knowledge of what you want to do even less money and some tools you won't get far.

If you want a ROI then go to shaun site and learn about the tool you have purchased. Then you go to fiverr and try to sell GSA SER packages.

Otherwise a good base would be to figure out what your competitors are doing and do exactly that.

Cosmetak

I believe you have read all around the forums. But i don't belive you have understand how SEO and tools work. 

You should answer your questions yourself and you know it better than no one. 

1. I understand that blasting it with all engines will be silly - right ?

Who knows. Churn and burn still works. Check niches and you even find sploggings on the spot. 

2. So only specific engines ? - which ones ?

Knows you. I personally like drupas.That's me. I use everything except indexers. I specially use microblogs for indexing my tieres. Once a again thats me for my niches. 


3. Should I drip links to my site ? How many per day ?
Spy your competition. Do your test. 
No one can say that. 

4. As I understand, it shouldn't be too complicated to buy a cheap domain then configure it to have catchall emails - will it be as useful as Spartan ?

For this everyone can give you a specific answer since you asked something very specific. ]
Yes it's useful. You can do that too. I use myself 30 domains for my catchalls. 

I use it for tier 1. My setup is good. I treat it nicely. But again that's me.

shaun

Not sure if you have read it yet but this thread is what I point people to these days.

spunko2010

I'd say that 90% of SEO success is research. Look into what your successful competitors are doing. It's boring but it's worth it.

OrlandoWise

spunko2010  Agreed with you. 

Anonymous

Best rule of thumb is to look at most competitive niches and industries like payday loans and pharma, and see what they are doing, the true thing is you won't see their whole backlink profile because most are using hidden 301 redirects and they point their backlinks on that and block crawlers such as ahrefs/majestic/Moz etc.

chaiavi

Of course there is the PERFECT way of doing this and that will be using AAA lists, and maybe rankerX for tier 1, then adding PBNs and using SER skillfully as a tool just to do specific surgeon-like tasks - all of the above will be done according to good research, great keywords search and competitors link profile research etc.

But I am asking as a simple guy which doesn't have lots of time but already has his site on the air, and has only SER + Captcha + Indexer tools now.

I don't have time for all of the above, I am asking - if I have only a little amount of time and SER, what should I do which will be better than nothing ?

TheGypsy

If you don't have time to learn how to use SER to your advantage nor have money to invest into other services then simply enable custom mode in SER and comment on niche relevant blogs.

chaiavi

Thank Gypsy!

I do know lots of SER although it is complicated I did learn lots of its ins and outs.

My Orig 4 questions were:
How to Tier1 my site ?
1. I understand that blasting it with all engines will be silly - right ?
2. So only specific engines ? - which ones ?
3. Should I drip links to my site ? How many per day ?
4. As I understand, it shouldn't be too complicated to buy a cheap domain then configure it to have catchall emails - will it be as useful as Spartan ?

TheGypsy

I've read your original questions but you want easy answers to something quite difficult.

A lot depends on your niche and language you are targeting.

Most people don't really Tier1 their money sites with SER nowdays.
They use either RankerX, GSA-SEREnginesV2 or similar monthly subscription service for that
or
PBN

If you really want to Tier1 your money site with GSA-SER then you have to find reliable sites where your posts stick around long enough to be able to pass juice to your MS. It doesn't matter what platform you choose for that. What matters is that how long your posts stay alive there and will those posts be indexed by Google.

It doesn't matter how many links you build to your money site if those links are not indexed. You solve the indexing problem you know how much link you can build to your site per day.

Catchalls are not too complicated to set up if your hosting company allows it or if you can set it up on your own server. And again catchalls are useful for some tasks but for other tasks you may be better off with throw away accounts.

redrays

Agree with @TheGypsy. If you don't have money for RankerX and SEREngines, build your own Web 2.0s by hand. Most long time users of SER struggle to rank sites using only SER these days, so I'm confident in saying that you won't be able to do it either.