Any one recommend a method to make sites list for GSA SER

[B.Shahin]

Hi all,
I see some methods to make lists for GSA SER, but some are old and some other takes many and many times on servers with very low results.
any one here can recommend me a good/effective method to make a sites list for GSA SER, also if there is some software needed, it is okay to mention it I can buy it even if just for trying the method!

Thanks in advance!

 

[randybishop]

GSA SER site lists?

 

[B.Shahin]

GSA SER site lists?

yes exactelly

 

[Nut-Nights]

OP Sb is your best option and you just need to feed footprints and you are good to go. Check footprints mater list in BH section.

 

[B.Shahin]

OP Sb is your best option and you just need to feed footprints and you are good to go. Check footprints mater list in BH section.

Thanks for recommendation, I try it before without private proxies and it gives very low results, I will try it right now with 25 proxies (I will check if it gives good results this time)
also, do you have any tutorials for it that may help (usually they solve the tricks & this make life easier )

 

[sashilover]

Here is what you need to compile a list:
1). Scrapebox.
2). Rotating proxies for scraping on google.
3). Footprints of engines.
4). keywords list.
5). VPS

 

[Shaunm]

I have a few tutorials based around building auto accept lists for tools such as GSA SER on my blog. This tutorial is based towards people on a budget who are trying to get as much done with the GSA toolset as possible. This tutorial has a few more things involved with it but gives much more control and increases your ability to acquire target links to process.

Either way, building your own list takes a whole bunch of time and resources. Whenever you see people posting screenshots of their SER rigs running at the high xxx LPM mark they are probably using a premium list or have spent a bunch of time, effort and resources on building their own list.

 

[B.Shahin]

I have a few tutorials based around building auto accept lists for tools such as GSA SER on my blog. This tutorial is based towards people on a budget who are trying to get as much done with the GSA toolset as possible. This tutorial has a few more things involved with it but gives much more control and increases your ability to acquire target links to process.

Either way, building your own list takes a whole bunch of time and resources. Whenever you see people posting screenshots of their SER rigs running at the high xxx LPM mark they are probably using a premium list or have spent a bunch of time, effort and resources on building their own list.

Hi,
Thanks for help, yes I see some of your replies, and also checked your awesome blog before you replied here, I can also see you (and other guys here) recommending this list by @loobline
just contacting him to buy his list

Here is what you need to compile a list:
1). Scrapebox.
2). Rotating proxies for scraping on google.
3). Footprints of engines.
4). keywords list.
5). VPS

Thanks just setup scrapebox to give it another try!

 

[Shaunm]

Hi,
Thanks for help, yes I see some of your replies, and also checked your awesome blog before you replied here, I can also see you (and other guys here) recommending this list by @loobline
just contacting him to buy his list

Glad I could help . I have tried a whole bunch of lists over the years but Looplines is the only one that has really stuck as a constant in my digital tool kit.

 

[B.Shahin]

Glad I could help . I have tried a whole bunch of lists over the years but Looplines is the only one that has really stuck as a constant in my digital tool kit.

Awesome blog, Thanks!
about indexer, is his your current recommendation or there are some new tested websites?!

 

[Shaunm]

Awesome blog, Thanks!
about indexer, is his your current recommendation or there are some new tested websites?!

Cheers .

I currently use my own inhouse indexing method for the vast majority of my links. I do plan to go back to index inject for some instant, non backlink based indexing for a few projects though. I havent used Express Indexer in a few month no so have no idea how it is holding up these days.