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Changing Keywords - are you doing it?

StartripStartrip
edited May 2013 in GSA Search Engine Ranker
Hey,

I'm using the 100k keyword list from this forum for all of my projects to cast a really wide net of pages i can target. i dont go for "relevancy" since it makes no sense for most engines imho (correct me if im wrong). 

I don't let SER collect keywords since most collected keywords are just some longtail stuff i dont need.

Does it make sense to use different keyword lists in my projects or to refresh that list after some weeks?

Im seeing lots of "already parsed" and my LpM is creeping at 30-40 most of the time.

First thing i'll do is uncheck some poor engines, but that i think i also need to work on that "already parsed" thing.

Your ideas are welcome.

Best Regards

PS: I'd do a fresh list by putting like 20 generic words (state, finance, woman, man etc.) into scrapebox and let SB do its dirty job, sounds like a good idea? ;)

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  • JamPackedSpamJamPackedSpam
    I'm also interested in what kinds of methods people have for constantly scraping fresh targets. Using a generic list that you Googled is no good since there are thousands of other people using that same list. 
  • StartripStartrip
    Will be hard anyways to find targets "noone else" is using. Most are spammed to death, thats a fact ;)

    I think if youre using tools like GSA, quantity is king.
  • StartripStartrip
    Updated (or better unticked a lot of) my engines today to see if it makes a difference (well i was sure it would but I wasn't sure if i had significant numbers yet)

    For now the LpM went from ~35 to ~65 with the same amount of projects and no other changes. But thats only for the last 30 minutes.

    I will see overnight if it made a difference. I'm hoping for more verified ...

    Best Regards




  • ronron SERLists.com

    I have been using that one for a year and still get great results.

    You could take that million URL list, stick it in scrapebox, de-dupe it, and break it into 100,000 blocks. And then change it every month, and then repeat the cycle.

    Remember, there are millions of new blogs coming on the scene every day, so the same list can continue to get endless results over time.

  • StartripStartrip
    Sounds logical ron.

    I think that LpM boost was only temporaly, im down to 31 LpM again. Seems to be the sonic barrier to beat for me.

    But my verified went up a lot ;)

  • ronron SERLists.com

    That could easily be a function of how many projects you have, how many limits you have on projects, etc.

    I just started some spring cleaning to remove the worthless projects that weren't bearing fruit, and my LPM went down. So don't sweat it. LPM is sexy, but results matter more.

  • StartripStartrip
    Yes, even with 1 LpM you can have great results if that link gets verified+indexed and has quality ;)

    I even switched off blog comments totally today (i have tons of submissions there but only 0.5% verified so i try to save some ressources on that ;) ). This could also add to my low LpM which is down to 27 now.
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