1. There are a few link lists, each with unique aspects. I use them randomly, but I mostly consider the price.
Try SER verified lists, GSA link lists, SERPgrow. These aren't large link lists, but they're decent for the price, in my opinion.
You can check out LinksPlug; they offer copies of the most genuine link lists. It's mostly a gray area, but there is no support.
2. You don't need site lists for Web 2.0s, and GSA is quite weak in those areas. Instead, try SEREngines or SERLib, both of which act as add-ons rather than providing links. Alternatively, try another software that is inexpensive, like RankerX or SEO Autopilot.
Web2.0s addons are just waste of time. It's best to spend some money on Ranker X instead of wasting money on
SERlib and SERengines. It's advisable to use GSA with its default
engines. Outsourcing is the best option for web2.0s, or if you only have
a few sites, you can create a decent web2.0s network manually and then
crank up the GSA. I own Ranker X, and since it's standalone, you can do a
lot more than when you're working with an addon with GSA; it's worth
the price. So, it's wise to invest in something complete without those
fancy addons. Even though I own Ranker X, I still use my manual web2.0s
network to blast. Save money on link lists and proxies.
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The program has been changed.
New programs need to purchase new licenses.
"Seo Autopilot" upgrade and cloud capabilities added.
I've tried both programs.