Fullest GSA can do?
I am pretty disappointed with the numbers of SER do backlinking... I know some factor that causes it... what i would like to know what is the best machine where GSA ser can do fast backlinking and number of projects running at the same time.???
I need to run 15 projects at the same time but gsa will tell you you are running out of ram or space or something... i would like to ask what is the best machine features to run gsa smoothly running a couple of projects simultaneously.
thanks
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So i changed to scraping with Scrapebox and only posting with SER and things are much better. You could try that?
Add to that "find urls from verified" (or whatever that option is called) and SER is flying.
Found a couple of different methods to use with SB so i'm scraping more than i will ever need.
Happy days
There are 2 methods i use, the first is to get more links from already verified urls, see here:
http://www.blackhatworld.com/blackhat-seo/black-hat-seo-tools/605958-tut-how-easily-build-huge-sites-lists-gsa-ser.html
The second is the method @2take2 wrote on this forum - To get url's from keywords, but i can't find the thread right now.Basically it involves taking the footprints from SER, pasting into a excel file, adding the keyword macro and pasting into a text file, then adding keywords in SB and merging those with the footprints text file.
@2take2 - Can you provide a link to that post? It was a step by step guide which i'm sure will help James a lot.
Sounds like you're really hitting the scraping hard, are you running scrapebox on its own dedicated box?
Running 2 instances of SB, one for your method and one for the link extraction method. Total of 150 threads and 100 private proxies and i'm scraping a million links in around 3 hours for your method and a good few with the other method too, with no noticeable slow down on the connection.
Very happy! Thanks for posting that method.
@jampackedpsam - Yes, that's the option i meant. It works like the scrapebox method above for extracting links from urls as far as i know.
But i think @2take2 loads up as many keywords as SB will take without crashing, maybe he will confirm for you.