Scraping/Filtering sites for Tier 1

cipherpodliq

Hello everyone, I know that this might have been discussed in the forum.

Basically can you share with me some threads/methods or maybe your own method of doing this. How can i scrape high quality websites that i can use for tier 1 link building with GSA SER. I assume it is just a matter of testing footprints + different keywords. I don't aim for anything crazy but maybe 3-4 links a day that are high quality and niche relevant. How can I do that? Please share threads from the forum or any other place. I am interested in good reads.

Thanks in advance!

cipherpodliq

backlinkaddict said:

You can set to post on say do-follow only or sites with less than say 50 out bound links.

Since PR is not available there is Dom detailer API which allows you to pull moz and majestic details which you can filter by.

Like use moz rank instead of PR and filter to only post if 3 or better.

DomDetailer is paid alternative to having to buy majestic and moz account and pull data into software. I think 35 dollars for so many credits but they last long time.

There is also addon gsaserlists web 2.0 with extra blogs and profiles for 22 monthly which are great for tier ones as long as good content and not spamming sites as you want them to stick and not get deleted

Thanks for the reply! I will be testing this right away! 
One thing that I read is that the radio button for do/no follows works only on WordPress websites? Do you know if this is actually true?

Also what do you think of adding to scrapebox footprints something like <rel = dofollow> or perhaps have it search the HTML of a page to find the string match?
 

Grio43

@backlinkaddict
I am new to this. I am trying to find where these options are and where do you enter the API for this PR tracker?

APOBLower

Dom Detailer is too expensive and it's not practical at all. When it comes to automation, you can't be that neat in reality. Instead, use high-quality data fields with GSA SER. It has Open AI, and you can generate high-quality articles and all the data with quality content. Also, arrange images, videos to an acceptable level, use anchor texts and build backlinks to contextual-only engines. Never use indexers or exploits such as engines for tier 1. Using premium link lists is more cost-effective. I own 3 link lists with overlap, and still, it's cheaper and more worthwhile than using DomDetailer or such credit-based services.

If you want to build a few 3-4 links a day, you can build them manually, and I don't think it's necessary to go beyond that. Cover the basics, throw in 50-100 GSA verified links, and you are good to go. I am an OCD person, but I'm still managing everything with GSA SER. Don't focus too much on super quality, niche-targeted backlinks. Instead, I create good backlinks with good content using GSA. Don't overkill the process.

cipherpodliq

APOBLower said:

Dom Detailer is too expensive and it's not practical at all. When it comes to automation, you can't be that neat in reality. Instead, use high-quality data fields with GSA SER. It has Open AI, and you can generate high-quality articles and all the data with quality content. Also, arrange images, videos to an acceptable level, use anchor texts and build backlinks to contextual-only engines. Never use indexers or exploits such as engines for tier 1. Using premium link lists is more cost-effective. I own 3 link lists with overlap, and still, it's cheaper and more worthwhile than using DomDetailer or such credit-based services.

If you want to build a few 3-4 links a day, you can build them manually, and I don't think it's necessary to go beyond that. Cover the basics, throw in 50-100 GSA verified links, and you are good to go. I am an OCD person, but I'm still managing everything with GSA SER. Don't focus too much on super quality, niche-targeted backlinks. Instead, I create good backlinks with good content using GSA. Don't overkill the process.

Thanks i totally agree and really appreciate your reply! So what I am trying to do is scrapebox a bunch of keywords + merge them with some footprints for blog comments. Out of all the urls gathered - i will put them in GSA SER and tick only the do- follow links + ougoing links lower than 50-60  or smth like that. 

Do you think this will be a valid strategy? Thanks in advance!

APOBLower

backlinkaddict said:

@APOBLower "Dom Detailer is too expensive and it's not practical at all."

As opposed to paying for a monthly Majectic and Moz subscription?

The free software it comes with is great for pasting in links and filtering out the best ones to use in a project.

Its also great for getting metrics for expired domains for your PBNs.

Do you mean not practical in using inside SER?

Of course, it's cheaper than MOZ/Majestic. But the fact that you get 25K links for $35 is still expensive. That's because after processing 25K GSA verified links with DomDetailer, you won't get many links. On the other hand, it's very easy to manipulate those so-called metrics. Instead, it's far better to build more generic links with high-quality content. I would rather focus on how I'm going to fill GSA SER fields. Like I always maintain a good anchor text ratio, I always make sure to mix it up with other competitors' links, etc. By practicing these, it's not only cost-effective but also does the job without the risk of penalization. At least, that's the case for me. I've used DomDetailer and web2.0s with no luck. For me, I focus on Google indexed root domain backlinks rather than those metrics. Spending on Open API

APOBLower

cipherpodliq said:

APOBLower said:

Dom Detailer is too expensive and it's not practical at all. When it comes to automation, you can't be that neat in reality. Instead, use high-quality data fields with GSA SER. It has Open AI, and you can generate high-quality articles and all the data with quality content. Also, arrange images, videos to an acceptable level, use anchor texts and build backlinks to contextual-only engines. Never use indexers or exploits such as engines for tier 1. Using premium link lists is more cost-effective. I own 3 link lists with overlap, and still, it's cheaper and more worthwhile than using DomDetailer or such credit-based services.

If you want to build a few 3-4 links a day, you can build them manually, and I don't think it's necessary to go beyond that. Cover the basics, throw in 50-100 GSA verified links, and you are good to go. I am an OCD person, but I'm still managing everything with GSA SER. Don't focus too much on super quality, niche-targeted backlinks. Instead, I create good backlinks with good content using GSA. Don't overkill the process.

Thanks i totally agree and really appreciate your reply! So what I am trying to do is scrapebox a bunch of keywords + merge them with some footprints for blog comments. Out of all the urls gathered - i will put them in GSA SER and tick only the do- follow links + ougoing links lower than 50-60  or smth like that. 

Do you think this will be a valid strategy? Thanks in advance!

I can't say anything honesly.  But for sure your stratergy is safer for anyone who  likes to on safe side.  I am not that good lol. I build backlinks directly to money site and all the tiers.  Daily 100 - 200 with no filters except junk engines. Works for me. I guess all depend on the niche market.

cipherpodliq

backlinkaddict said:

@APOBLower "Dom Detailer is too expensive and it's not practical at all."

As opposed to paying for a monthly Majectic and Moz subscription?

The free software it comes with is great for pasting in links and filtering out the best ones to use in a project.

Its also great for getting metrics for expired domains for your PBNs.

Do you mean not practical in using inside SER?

i feel that there are apis on rapidapi who are more sufficient