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Julx

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Hi everyone! Recently I have made some changes on my GSA setup (proxy's, emails ect.). I have also changed link list for serverifiedlists. It was one of the most recommended link lists out there and I decided to go with it.

Now whit this list I have a major problem, the submitted links are going trough the roof but about 0.5% are getting verified (that does not sound like a verified list lol). I couldn't find a solution online and their support is very slow. I was hoping that some BHW member would know the solution of this problem. Before anyone starts saying that the GSA setup is wrong not the list, I want to inform you that I changed link list to my previous and It was working just fine with around 30% verified links.

If no one knows a solution to this problem I would much appreciate any other SER link list suggestions.
 
Yes, I also purchased a verification list from a certain website, and the result is like a piece of shit with a lot of duplicates, so it is important to buy reliable sellers. If you are interested, we can exchange the list, PM.
 
could you tell me from which seller you purchased the shit list :>)
 
Hi everyone! Recently I have made some changes on my GSA setup (proxy's, emails ect.). I have also changed link list for serverifiedlists. It was one of the most recommended link lists out there and I decided to go with it.

Now whit this list I have a major problem, the submitted links are going trough the roof but about 0.5% are getting verified (that does not sound like a verified list lol). I couldn't find a solution online and their support is very slow. I was hoping that some BHW member would know the solution of this problem. Before anyone starts saying that the GSA setup is wrong not the list, I want to inform you that I changed link list to my previous and It was working just fine with around 30% verified links.

If no one knows a solution to this problem I would much appreciate any other SER link list suggestions.

If you can successfully submit, then the issue must be with your content setup or your data. SER verified lists are strictly based on Moz data and have a very decent indexing ratio. It's one of the best link lists for higher tiers that you can use for sure. You must refocus on data settings, especially the anchor text ratio or even how natural it is to firewalls. Nowadays, it's hard to get a link verified, and it's not the time to build millions of links in one project; neither is a big no-no for SEO. I am using SER verified lists for higher tiers, which works great, and for lower tiers, SER power lists or SERPgrow. Both do a great job on lower tiers, and you will get much success, but the quality will be lower. After all, you need Google-indexable links, so stick to quality rather than quantity.

Try to load up your link list with GPT-4 content and one article per account. Maintain a decent anchor text ratio that appears natural to firewalls and search engines as well.
 
Hi everyone! Recently I have made some changes on my GSA setup (proxy's, emails ect.). I have also changed link list for serverifiedlists. It was one of the most recommended link lists out there and I decided to go with it.

Now whit this list I have a major problem, the submitted links are going trough the roof but about 0.5% are getting verified (that does not sound like a verified list lol). I couldn't find a solution online and their support is very slow. I was hoping that some BHW member would know the solution of this problem. Before anyone starts saying that the GSA setup is wrong not the list, I want to inform you that I changed link list to my previous and It was working just fine with around 30% verified links.

If no one knows a solution to this problem I would much appreciate any other SER link list suggestions.

Garbage content is a no no with most contextual platforms and is technically impossible with those DA link lists. Try to use AI content for all data fields, and you can humanize it. You are probably trying to build the hardest platforms with unacceptable content; this is the most common reason for failed verifications. Check your emails too (specially you are using catchalls); some domains may be flagged.

Recently, I ran a campaign for WordPress comments, and 80% of the comments didn't get verified. After a few days, almost all vanished. However, after tweaking the default template on GSA and running the same list, I got nearly 90% success and long life on verified links.

Make sure to fill all the data fields, even the comment field, with your own content. You can easily do this with content generators like GSA CG, and I am personally using SCM.

If the content is good with what you spin, just make sure the content makes sense and is nicely arranged to the human eye. Use checklists, random images, authoritative/competitive links etc )

You don't need to buy every single link list to get success, lol. You are already using a good link list, which I use every day for all my projects. Their links are easy to get indexed. The only downside is that they have a smaller database than others, but I can still vouch for the quality of their links. Finding the issue and fixing it is the best solution. SER Links, SER Verified Lists, and GSA SER Links (only their PA-DA folder) are known to offer the hardest and highest quality engines. Therefore, you want to go more clean, and that makes sense.
 
Hi everyone! Recently I have made some changes on my GSA setup (proxy's, emails ect.). I have also changed link list for serverifiedlists. It was one of the most recommended link lists out there and I decided to go with it.

Now whit this list I have a major problem, the submitted links are going trough the roof but about 0.5% are getting verified (that does not sound like a verified list lol). I couldn't find a solution online and their support is very slow. I was hoping that some BHW member would know the solution of this problem. Before anyone starts saying that the GSA setup is wrong not the list, I want to inform you that I changed link list to my previous and It was working just fine with around 30% verified links.

If no one knows a solution to this problem I would much appreciate any other SER link list suggestions.

If the link is submitted but not verifying, check your emails. If the link is submitted, it means it successfully registered and is waiting for verification. This often happens when your text or data set is detected by honeypots. Most honeypots work on post submissions, so it's best to use good content and customize GSA default fields with GPT-4 content. If you're using catchall emails, consider swapping your domain and see.

Yes, I also purchased a verification list from a certain website, and the result is like a piece of shit with a lot of duplicates, so it is important to buy reliable sellers. If you are interested, we can exchange the list, PM.

Exchanging lists isn't a good idea. If you find a valuable target, keep it to yourself. Eventually, webmasters may change the registration form, and it'll be gone. So use them and keep. I opeted for multiple vendors like ser links , ser verified lists for tier 1 , serpgrw, ser power lists for tier 2 . Choose the list with your purpose and setup.

You don't have to worry about duplicates as long as you don't let it submit the same website in the project. As far as I know, those synchronization sets limits and intervals for that. In the meantime, we get cached links from duplicates, which is normal in many ways. It's like versions of the same copy. You can set a remove duplicate command for that, but there's no need to worry.
 
Hi, I have another GSASERLISTS.
Can we swap?
Please leave a comment or private message.
Or send me Email [email protected]

plz check email

there is no point in swapping those link lists, especially if you're using a syncing link list, as they are dying.

By doing so, you're going to hurt your GSA resources by trying to submit to invalid, dead links. If you think you can clean the link list and reuse it, there's no point in doing so when you compare the time investment with SEO strategies. After all, you need somewhat good links to avoid spam and at least get indexed. Therefore, always opt for a good link list service that monitors the links all day. There are a lot of services out there, and with a coupon, you can get one for less than $30-$40. It’s much cheaper, and you can avoid all the hassle of cleaning and sorting.
Many providers insert a tiny code into the list, and if caught, they will permanently ban your payment process. One of my friends did that, and he had to create everything from scratch before he could repurchase
 
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