Hi, I'm trying to use your list, but I have many projects runnig. Is there a way to disable the search engines of all the projects at once, as well to check/uncheck the "ports" (verified, failed, etc)? I tryed some options ("Edit single option for all") but I can't do it... Thanks
peterperseo Yes, there is a way to disable all search engines at once. It Edit Single Option for All, you will see search engines. It contains a list of all the search engines you are using normally.
Just erase the list and you will be running with no search engines.
Thanks! Anyway, I'm modifying the project one by one, 'cos I can not change the "failed" portin all project together. I think the option Edit Single Option for Al > "use site list type"> (number) is for that, but I couldn't find the option for to leave only the "failed" checked
Identified =1, submitted=2, verified=4, failed=8. If you want more than 1, add them together. Ex: Submitted + Verified =6. It's an old programming trick.
Ohh... thank you very much! I already manually changed it in all the projects, but when I want to go back from Site Lists to Search Engine, now I know what to do! :-)
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Yes they are different. Your success rate all depends on what types of proxies you have, what you're using for captcha solving, etc.
Why I need
proxy. Proxy is required to scrap the URL from Google. But in your case I have
already have the list so I can post directly to the link right. How many unique
domains will be there from your list?
@ranjancom2000 I'm not sure if you're asking a question or giving an answer to one.
But in any case, proxies are needed because if you don't use then, your main IP address will get banned, not only on some websites, but through many different captcha systems such as Mollom, Recaptcha. Drupal even has a IP block feature now.
Any URL resolve failed messages that you see in SER, those are telling you that there is a ban on the IP used to access the site.
It's first time I buy/use a List. You are selling this list with a monthly renewal.... so it maybe means that, on average , this list can be good to use for a month, right? And after? Please tell me if I'm right for what I read on the forum.
1) I use the list until the LPM (though it's not so fantastic...) decrease very much 2) delete the list (only from "failed" port - I imported here the list - or also from "verified" port?) 3) buy a new list, or use keywords again for scraping
Actually I don't understand what SER do with the "verified" links.... Because for what I understand, SER take the urls from "failed" port and later save them (only the good one) on "verified". And now? What happens to these verified urls?
@peterperseo The monthly just means that each month I will have a new list ready for people that want to buy it. As with any list, one's you build, or one's you buy, those sites do die after some time, and your lists need to be cleaned every so often.
I have no subscription payment at all. Each purchase is done from the buyer manually and they have no obligation to purchase a new months list from me.
Your LPM will all depend on if you're using my list in a project that has been running for a long time or a new project. If it's an old project and you have many of the same sites I have in my list, and you're only posting one time per domain, SER will skip those sites.
With my list, I also have all the text files from my verified folder, you can just import those to your projects if using the .sl file is to confusing for you.
@Trevor_Bandura Thanks for your answer. Anyway I was just asking what to do after "some" (weeks or months) time, like - delete only the imported list that now is on "failed" port - delete also the content of "verified" port
You should still be saving all your verified links to the global verified folder right?
What I do every few months is take all my verified lists and run them all through brand new sorting projects again.
Project 1: Exact URL's
Project 2: URL's trimmed to last folder
Project 3: Url's trimmed to domain.
Doing this will remove all non working sites and re-fill your verified with all the working ones. This process I think should be part of every ones site list cleaning and pruning. And it will also be way faster than using the clean function in SER.
Trevor is a nice guy that helped me setup GSA when I didn't have the knowledge to do so myself. Been a member of his list service since he started it, and I don't regret doing so. Recommended seller, two thumbs up!
For those that want to purchase the new list, please hit me up on Skype or PM.
Skype ID: ASPDotNetGuru
Price: $37 for 60,000+ Verified Site List.
nawshaleSales & Tech Support at www.SERVerifiedLists.com
@Trevor_Bandura
I better to call you Doctor (:P )
One of best list i have ever used NO BS! with contextual engines MY LPM is 600 - 700 with this list.
Cheerz!
@Trevor_Bandura Just wanted to let you know I am very happy with the list thus far. Have been able to successfully create thousands of links very very quickly! If anyone is considering buying from Trevor, his lists are great and the skype group is a nice bonus!
Just wanted to chime in here. Trevor's lists are well worth the price you pay. Perfect for getting fresh lists regularly from a provider who cares about the quality he sells. Get in quick when he releases new lists and you'll get rewarded with a superb LPM.
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I'm trying to use your list, but I have many projects runnig.
Is there a way to disable the search engines of all the projects at once, as well to check/uncheck the "ports" (verified, failed, etc)?
I tryed some options ("Edit single option for all") but I can't do it...
Thanks
Anyway, I'm modifying the project one by one, 'cos I can not change the "failed" portin all project together.
I think the option Edit Single Option for Al > "use site list type"> (number) is for that, but I couldn't find the option for to leave only the "failed" checked
I already manually changed it in all the projects, but when I want to go back from Site Lists to Search Engine, now I know what to do!
:-)
Why I need proxy. Proxy is required to scrap the URL from Google. But in your case I have already have the list so I can post directly to the link right. How many unique domains will be there from your list?
You are selling this list with a monthly renewal.... so it maybe means that, on average , this list can be good to use for a month, right? And after?
Please tell me if I'm right for what I read on the forum.
1) I use the list until the LPM (though it's not so fantastic...) decrease very much
2) delete the list (only from "failed" port - I imported here the list - or also from "verified" port?)
3) buy a new list, or use keywords again for scraping
Actually I don't understand what SER do with the "verified" links.... Because for what I understand, SER take the urls from "failed" port and later save them (only the good one) on "verified". And now? What happens to these verified urls?
Thanks for any help
Thanks for your answer.
Anyway I was just asking what to do after "some" (weeks or months) time, like
- delete only the imported list that now is on "failed" port
- delete also the content of "verified" port
Thanks for the help
Also, sent you a PM.
Do you recommend setting Reverse Proxies OCR in CB or in SER itself ?