GSA blasting in 2024

[Julx]

For the past few months, I've been using GSA SER to get .gov, .edu and tier 2 links.

Now I really want to push GSA to the limit and gain as many backlinks as I can.

I have seen some websites have over 1 mil backlinks and I don't believe you can achieve that number without using automated tools like GSA

I have setup a test website on which I am planning to blast tons of bscklinks and then analyse, how can I use it to improve my main projects.

I was wondering if there are some GSA experts here who could share some tips on getting huge numbers of bscklinks in short period of time.

Also would like to know the important aspects of this kind of stuff such as link list, captcha solver's, proxy's, pc speed and other stuff that is needed to achieve tens of thousands of backlinks in a short period of time.

 

[TimDawsone]

GSA SER is a very powerful software, but attempting to build targets like EDU/GOV with it is just a waste of resources. Plus, most niches don't require any EDU/GOV links. Of course, they are beneficial but not necessary. I mostly use GSA SER for most of my projects. I was totally dependent on it and still am, but now I also own a RankerX lifetime license to use intermittently with different projects—I'm still experimenting with it. Since I use only a link list, as I don't want to waste time and money on scraping, I always get a low volume of EDU/GOV links, and it's never been a problem. I use GSA for all tiers and sometimes build a few more Web 2.0s with RankerX now. Everything works great, and thanks to the latest Google update, we now have more power with contextual and parasites.

Even though you can build millions of links with GSA (with many duplicate referring domains), there is no point in using it that way. Generally, it will not cause any harm, but why waste resources? Resources mean money—more links mean more emails, proxies, content, etc.

I only build 300-500 links per tier, and for lower tiers, a few thousand, and it works great with a decent ratio.

While I am typing this, I have done an index check for my last GSA campaign to find which links are indexed and to see the results:



For the last few days, I ran a small contextual campaign with 100% unique content. This means one website/account uses only one article. You can easily generate very good content with an SEO content machine or GSA content generator. This is feasible and at least practical for small to mid-range SEOers to achieve as 500-600 unique articles for GSA costs less than $2, but when it comes to millions of backlinks, it's too much. Plus, there is no point, and if 2 million links were indexed, I am pretty sure Google would penalize it. So, it's best to go for high quality with GSA. Some say automation is a no-no for link building because they don't want to automate; instead, they're trying to go mass.

You will need basic tools to run automated link building. This not only applies to GSA SER but also to all tools, even if you do it manually.

Use private proxies, although you can use shared proxies. I don't recommend allowing GSA to scrape or use public proxies. Spend a few dollars and buy proxies—it's worth it. Try to match the same proxy provider as your link list provider, or ask—it will be a huge success. Mostly use Rayobyte, buyproxies.org. But it's better to check.

You'll need a VPS with at least 6 GB, but all my servers have 16 GB or higher because I run Xevil for reCAPTCHA. I assume I have a decent setup, but you don't need that much to start. Some of my buddies use it on their own PC.

You'll need content generation tools like an SEO content machine or GSA Content Generator, and an open API for tier 1 content.

A good link list is a must. You can either allow GSA to scrape or buy one. I'm not a scraper, so I don't have recent experience with GSA's scraping part, but the last time it was pretty slow and poor. It's best to purchase a link list as it's affordable, or if you own Scrapebox, you can scrape again—you will need Google-passed proxies as there is no point in scraping other search engines. SER Verified Lists and SER Links do a great job, but you'll never achieve a high amount like 2 million even if you try both of them. If you want to go large, try SER Power Lists; I don't think they only scrape Google, but I found they have a larger database than anyone else. SERP Grow is also great.

Captchas - GSA CB is must for image simple captchas. But i heard capmonster desktop also a cheaper option. Go for Xevil at least version 5 and it will cost only 59$ and save ton. If you own capmonster they also offer a site addon for recaptcha.

Stay away from the Web 2.0 addon for GSA. There are currently two addons, SEREngines and SERLib, both have limited GSA capabilities and are too laggy and very hard to get indexed. If you want Web 2.0s, just try RankerX, which is far better and, combined with GSA, more powerful.

Last but not least, try to go slowly, start small with good quality. Try to fill all the fields with unique data, keep it clean. Content generation softwares like seocm , gsa cg always helps with those.

 

[vamnt1]

GSA SER is a very powerful software, but attempting to build targets like EDU/GOV with it is just a waste of resources. Plus, most niches don't require any EDU/GOV links. Of course, they are beneficial but not necessary. I mostly use GSA SER for most of my projects. I was totally dependent on it and still am, but now I also own a RankerX lifetime license to use intermittently with different projects—I'm still experimenting with it. Since I use only a link list, as I don't want to waste time and money on scraping, I always get a low volume of EDU/GOV links, and it's never been a problem. I use GSA for all tiers and sometimes build a few more Web 2.0s with RankerX now. Everything works great, and thanks to the latest Google update, we now have more power with contextual and parasites.

Even though you can build millions of links with GSA (with many duplicate referring domains), there is no point in using it that way. Generally, it will not cause any harm, but why waste resources? Resources mean money—more links mean more emails, proxies, content, etc.

I only build 300-500 links per tier, and for lower tiers, a few thousand, and it works great with a decent ratio.

While I am typing this, I have done an index check for my last GSA campaign to find which links are indexed and to see the results:

View attachment 341698

For the last few days, I ran a small contextual campaign with 100% unique content. This means one website/account uses only one article. You can easily generate very good content with an SEO content machine or GSA content generator. This is feasible and at least practical for small to mid-range SEOers to achieve as 500-600 unique articles for GSA costs less than $2, but when it comes to millions of backlinks, it's too much. Plus, there is no point, and if 2 million links were indexed, I am pretty sure Google would penalize it. So, it's best to go for high quality with GSA. Some say automation is a no-no for link building because they don't want to automate; instead, they're trying to go mass.

You will need basic tools to run automated link building. This not only applies to GSA SER but also to all tools, even if you do it manually.

Use private proxies, although you can use shared proxies. I don't recommend allowing GSA to scrape or use public proxies. Spend a few dollars and buy proxies—it's worth it. Try to match the same proxy provider as your link list provider, or ask—it will be a huge success. Mostly use Rayobyte, buyproxies.org. But it's better to check.

You'll need a VPS with at least 6 GB, but all my servers have 16 GB or higher because I run Xevil for reCAPTCHA. I assume I have a decent setup, but you don't need that much to start. Some of my buddies use it on their own PC.

You'll need content generation tools like an SEO content machine or GSA Content Generator, and an open API for tier 1 content.

A good link list is a must. You can either allow GSA to scrape or buy one. I'm not a scraper, so I don't have recent experience with GSA's scraping part, but the last time it was pretty slow and poor. It's best to purchase a link list as it's affordable, or if you own Scrapebox, you can scrape again—you will need Google-passed proxies as there is no point in scraping other search engines. SER Verified Lists and SER Links do a great job, but you'll never achieve a high amount like 2 million even if you try both of them. If you want to go large, try SER Power Lists; I don't think they only scrape Google, but I found they have a larger database than anyone else. SERP Grow is also great.

Captchas - GSA CB is must for image simple captchas. But i heard capmonster desktop also a cheaper option. Go for Xevil at least version 5 and it will cost only 59$ and save ton. If you own capmonster they also offer a site addon for recaptcha.

Stay away from the Web 2.0 addon for GSA. There are currently two addons, SEREngines and SERLib, both have limited GSA capabilities and are too laggy and very hard to get indexed. If you want Web 2.0s, just try RankerX, which is far better and, combined with GSA, more powerful.

Last but not least, try to go slowly, start small with good quality. Try to fill all the fields with unique data, keep it clean. Content generation softwares like seocm , gsa cg always helps with those.

I would like to ask: Is using GSA for a new site a bad choice?
Tks man

 

[Steptoe]

I would like to ask: Is using GSA for a new site a bad choice?
Tks man

GSA links direct to a new site is a bad choice in my opinion. GSA links to a new parasite has potential, but you'll probably need something else in the mix too.

 

[vamnt1]

GSA links direct to a new site is a bad choice in my opinion. GSA links to a new parasite has potential, but you'll probably need something else in the mix too.

So I will post links for its tier 1 sites (new website). What about this?

 

[anssoft]

GSA SER is a very powerful software, but attempting to build targets like EDU/GOV with it is just a waste of resources. Plus, most niches don't require any EDU/GOV links. Of course, they are beneficial but not necessary. I mostly use GSA SER for most of my projects. I was totally dependent on it and still am, but now I also own a RankerX lifetime license to use intermittently with different projects—I'm still experimenting with it. Since I use only a link list, as I don't want to waste time and money on scraping, I always get a low volume of EDU/GOV links, and it's never been a problem. I use GSA for all tiers and sometimes build a few more Web 2.0s with RankerX now. Everything works great, and thanks to the latest Google update, we now have more power with contextual and parasites.

Even though you can build millions of links with GSA (with many duplicate referring domains), there is no point in using it that way. Generally, it will not cause any harm, but why waste resources? Resources mean money—more links mean more emails, proxies, content, etc.

I only build 300-500 links per tier, and for lower tiers, a few thousand, and it works great with a decent ratio.

While I am typing this, I have done an index check for my last GSA campaign to find which links are indexed and to see the results:

View attachment 341698

For the last few days, I ran a small contextual campaign with 100% unique content. This means one website/account uses only one article. You can easily generate very good content with an SEO content machine or GSA content generator. This is feasible and at least practical for small to mid-range SEOers to achieve as 500-600 unique articles for GSA costs less than $2, but when it comes to millions of backlinks, it's too much. Plus, there is no point, and if 2 million links were indexed, I am pretty sure Google would penalize it. So, it's best to go for high quality with GSA. Some say automation is a no-no for link building because they don't want to automate; instead, they're trying to go mass.

You will need basic tools to run automated link building. This not only applies to GSA SER but also to all tools, even if you do it manually.

Use private proxies, although you can use shared proxies. I don't recommend allowing GSA to scrape or use public proxies. Spend a few dollars and buy proxies—it's worth it. Try to match the same proxy provider as your link list provider, or ask—it will be a huge success. Mostly use Rayobyte, buyproxies.org. But it's better to check.

You'll need a VPS with at least 6 GB, but all my servers have 16 GB or higher because I run Xevil for reCAPTCHA. I assume I have a decent setup, but you don't need that much to start. Some of my buddies use it on their own PC.

You'll need content generation tools like an SEO content machine or GSA Content Generator, and an open API for tier 1 content.

A good link list is a must. You can either allow GSA to scrape or buy one. I'm not a scraper, so I don't have recent experience with GSA's scraping part, but the last time it was pretty slow and poor. It's best to purchase a link list as it's affordable, or if you own Scrapebox, you can scrape again—you will need Google-passed proxies as there is no point in scraping other search engines. SER Verified Lists and SER Links do a great job, but you'll never achieve a high amount like 2 million even if you try both of them. If you want to go large, try SER Power Lists; I don't think they only scrape Google, but I found they have a larger database than anyone else. SERP Grow is also great.

Captchas - GSA CB is must for image simple captchas. But i heard capmonster desktop also a cheaper option. Go for Xevil at least version 5 and it will cost only 59$ and save ton. If you own capmonster they also offer a site addon for recaptcha.

Stay away from the Web 2.0 addon for GSA. There are currently two addons, SEREngines and SERLib, both have limited GSA capabilities and are too laggy and very hard to get indexed. If you want Web 2.0s, just try RankerX, which is far better and, combined with GSA, more powerful.

Last but not least, try to go slowly, start small with good quality. Try to fill all the fields with unique data, keep it clean. Content generation softwares like seocm , gsa cg always helps with those.

That was an awesome reply.

 

[Steptoe]

So I will post links for its tier 1 sites (new website). What about this?

Blasting your tier 1s is safer, but you probably want something else in the mix too, as the majority of GSA links in a blast will be 'indexers' and other redirects.

 

[zerodazed]

i thought building a ton of backlinks in a short period of time on a new site was a big no-no. obv. doesn't look natural at all, so what are you trying to accomplish by building that many links so fast
'

 

[highsave]

Xveil5 has been unable to process the RE verification code recently, and they have been delaying the process. There is no way but to upgrade to 6

GSA SER is a very powerful software, but attempting to build targets like EDU/GOV with it is just a waste of resources. Plus, most niches don't require any EDU/GOV links. Of course, they are beneficial but not necessary. I mostly use GSA SER for most of my projects. I was totally dependent on it and still am, but now I also own a RankerX lifetime license to use intermittently with different projects—I'm still experimenting with it. Since I use only a link list, as I don't want to waste time and money on scraping, I always get a low volume of EDU/GOV links, and it's never been a problem. I use GSA for all tiers and sometimes build a few more Web 2.0s with RankerX now. Everything works great, and thanks to the latest Google update, we now have more power with contextual and parasites.

Even though you can build millions of links with GSA (with many duplicate referring domains), there is no point in using it that way. Generally, it will not cause any harm, but why waste resources? Resources mean money—more links mean more emails, proxies, content, etc.

I only build 300-500 links per tier, and for lower tiers, a few thousand, and it works great with a decent ratio.

While I am typing this, I have done an index check for my last GSA campaign to find which links are indexed and to see the results:

View attachment 341698

For the last few days, I ran a small contextual campaign with 100% unique content. This means one website/account uses only one article. You can easily generate very good content with an SEO content machine or GSA content generator. This is feasible and at least practical for small to mid-range SEOers to achieve as 500-600 unique articles for GSA costs less than $2, but when it comes to millions of backlinks, it's too much. Plus, there is no point, and if 2 million links were indexed, I am pretty sure Google would penalize it. So, it's best to go for high quality with GSA. Some say automation is a no-no for link building because they don't want to automate; instead, they're trying to go mass.

You will need basic tools to run automated link building. This not only applies to GSA SER but also to all tools, even if you do it manually.

Use private proxies, although you can use shared proxies. I don't recommend allowing GSA to scrape or use public proxies. Spend a few dollars and buy proxies—it's worth it. Try to match the same proxy provider as your link list provider, or ask—it will be a huge success. Mostly use Rayobyte, buyproxies.org. But it's better to check.

You'll need a VPS with at least 6 GB, but all my servers have 16 GB or higher because I run Xevil for reCAPTCHA. I assume I have a decent setup, but you don't need that much to start. Some of my buddies use it on their own PC.

You'll need content generation tools like an SEO content machine or GSA Content Generator, and an open API for tier 1 content.

A good link list is a must. You can either allow GSA to scrape or buy one. I'm not a scraper, so I don't have recent experience with GSA's scraping part, but the last time it was pretty slow and poor. It's best to purchase a link list as it's affordable, or if you own Scrapebox, you can scrape again—you will need Google-passed proxies as there is no point in scraping other search engines. SER Verified Lists and SER Links do a great job, but you'll never achieve a high amount like 2 million even if you try both of them. If you want to go large, try SER Power Lists; I don't think they only scrape Google, but I found they have a larger database than anyone else. SERP Grow is also great.

Captchas - GSA CB is must for image simple captchas. But i heard capmonster desktop also a cheaper option. Go for Xevil at least version 5 and it will cost only 59$ and save ton. If you own capmonster they also offer a site addon for recaptcha.

Stay away from the Web 2.0 addon for GSA. There are currently two addons, SEREngines and SERLib, both have limited GSA capabilities and are too laggy and very hard to get indexed. If you want Web 2.0s, just try RankerX, which is far better and, combined with GSA, more powerful.

Last but not least, try to go slowly, start small with good quality. Try to fill all the fields with unique data, keep it clean. Content generation softwares like seocm , gsa cg always helps with those.

 

[Julx]

Xveil5 has been unable to process the RE verification code recently, and they have been delaying the process. There is no way but to upgrade to 6

Botmaster labs told me that they are working on it, and it should be solved any moment now, but it seems they are struggling.
I really don't see the point of buying XEvil 6 beta if you are using it on just GSA (unless money is falling out of your pockets lol). Even with this error I am getting 25 LPM on my tier 1 project, runing it without a VPS, so I would say not to worry about XEvil for now.

 

[zerodazed]

are you doing this for your tier 2 sites or tier 1? i thought the days of Xrumer, GSA, etc. are over. a site getting huge amount of backlinks that quickly would get it flagged, would it not?

 

[Julx]

are you doing this for your tier 2 sites or tier 1? i thought the days of Xrumer, GSA, etc. are over. a site getting huge amount of backlinks that quickly would get it flagged, would it not?

I am using it for both T1 & T2 backlinks. For tier 2 it is pretty easy to find the right setups and settings, since forums an youtube have tons of this content.

For tier 1, you have to experiment. See what your device or vps is capable of and adjust the project settings and GSA options. Also make sure to use high quality indexing services. I know that lot of people are saying that "oh indexing services are waste of money, because google makes the end decision". I thought so too since it made some sense. I gave a try of a little pricey indexing service, and oh boy 600+ links indexed in 72 hours.

For tier 1 links using GSA SER, you want to avoid shitty backlinks, such as url shorteners, indexer, ect. Also I recommend disabling the automatically verify feature. My suggestion is to run a project and then wait about a day and verify the submitted links. Some of the backlinks get dumped. This process gets rid of the dumped links.

Overall, I don't believe that automated are dead and useless. They just got a bit more complicated.

 

[zerodazed]

I am using it for both T1 & T2 backlinks. For tier 2 it is pretty easy to find the right setups and settings, since forums an youtube have tons of this content.

For tier 1, you have to experiment. See what your device or vps is capable of and adjust the project settings and GSA options. Also make sure to use high quality indexing services. I know that lot of people are saying that "oh indexing services are waste of money, because google makes the end decision". I thought so too since it made some sense. I gave a try of a little pricey indexing service, and oh boy 600+ links indexed in 72 hours.

For tier 1 links using GSA SER, you want to avoid shitty backlinks, such as url shorteners, indexer, ect. Also I recommend disabling the automatically verify feature. My suggestion is to run a project and then wait about a day and verify the submitted links. Some of the backlinks get dumped. This process gets rid of the dumped links.

Overall, I don't believe that automated are dead and useless. They just got a bit more complicated.

yes, but i'm still confused...the days of building 100's of backlinks quickly like that is a fast-track to get blacklisted by Google is it not?

reason im asking this, is i have access to some very valuable domain names that were registered back in the mid to late 90s and my friend's dad used a couple of them for his classic car dealership and then has just been sitting on the rest of them all these years and they are geared towards a variety of different industries. once i get them live, if i built links like that to them, surely that would get them penalized pretty quickly,, would it not? i mean, are the links coming from relevant websites in the same industry that the site your building links to is?

 

[rocck45]

GSA SER is a very powerful software, but attempting to build targets like EDU/GOV with it is just a waste of resources. Plus, most niches don't require any EDU/GOV links. Of course, they are beneficial but not necessary. I mostly use GSA SER for most of my projects. I was totally dependent on it and still am, but now I also own a RankerX lifetime license to use intermittently with different projects—I'm still experimenting with it. Since I use only a link list, as I don't want to waste time and money on scraping, I always get a low volume of EDU/GOV links, and it's never been a problem. I use GSA for all tiers and sometimes build a few more Web 2.0s with RankerX now. Everything works great, and thanks to the latest Google update, we now have more power with contextual and parasites.

Even though you can build millions of links with GSA (with many duplicate referring domains), there is no point in using it that way. Generally, it will not cause any harm, but why waste resources? Resources mean money—more links mean more emails, proxies, content, etc.

I only build 300-500 links per tier, and for lower tiers, a few thousand, and it works great with a decent ratio.

While I am typing this, I have done an index check for my last GSA campaign to find which links are indexed and to see the results:

View attachment 341698

For the last few days, I ran a small contextual campaign with 100% unique content. This means one website/account uses only one article. You can easily generate very good content with an SEO content machine or GSA content generator. This is feasible and at least practical for small to mid-range SEOers to achieve as 500-600 unique articles for GSA costs less than $2, but when it comes to millions of backlinks, it's too much. Plus, there is no point, and if 2 million links were indexed, I am pretty sure Google would penalize it. So, it's best to go for high quality with GSA. Some say automation is a no-no for link building because they don't want to automate; instead, they're trying to go mass.

You will need basic tools to run automated link building. This not only applies to GSA SER but also to all tools, even if you do it manually.

Use private proxies, although you can use shared proxies. I don't recommend allowing GSA to scrape or use public proxies. Spend a few dollars and buy proxies—it's worth it. Try to match the same proxy provider as your link list provider, or ask—it will be a huge success. Mostly use Rayobyte, buyproxies.org. But it's better to check.

You'll need a VPS with at least 6 GB, but all my servers have 16 GB or higher because I run Xevil for reCAPTCHA. I assume I have a decent setup, but you don't need that much to start. Some of my buddies use it on their own PC.

You'll need content generation tools like an SEO content machine or GSA Content Generator, and an open API for tier 1 content.

A good link list is a must. You can either allow GSA to scrape or buy one. I'm not a scraper, so I don't have recent experience with GSA's scraping part, but the last time it was pretty slow and poor. It's best to purchase a link list as it's affordable, or if you own Scrapebox, you can scrape again—you will need Google-passed proxies as there is no point in scraping other search engines. SER Verified Lists and SER Links do a great job, but you'll never achieve a high amount like 2 million even if you try both of them. If you want to go large, try SER Power Lists; I don't think they only scrape Google, but I found they have a larger database than anyone else. SERP Grow is also great.

Captchas - GSA CB is must for image simple captchas. But i heard capmonster desktop also a cheaper option. Go for Xevil at least version 5 and it will cost only 59$ and save ton. If you own capmonster they also offer a site addon for recaptcha.

Stay away from the Web 2.0 addon for GSA. There are currently two addons, SEREngines and SERLib, both have limited GSA capabilities and are too laggy and very hard to get indexed. If you want Web 2.0s, just try RankerX, which is far better and, combined with GSA, more powerful.

Last but not least, try to go slowly, start small with good quality. Try to fill all the fields with unique data, keep it clean. Content generation softwares like seocm , gsa cg always helps with those.

It,s the best guide i have read about GSa till now, From how much proxies we should start ? like how much proxies are good enough for start 10 20 ?

 

[WhimpyKid]

GSA links direct to a new site is a bad choice in my opinion. GSA links to a new parasite has potential, but you'll probably need something else in the mix too.

You can use gsa perfectly fine with any sites including new. It depends on what you are going to load with it and how you going to setup and where you going to post. Some link list providers offer high quality links where you can use directly with money sites..with a decent content loaded it can do wonders...but for safe side and if you are not budget you can even more power up with ranker x and then gsa to lower tiers. I do exactly same with my autoblog network

 

[zerodazed]

You can use gsa perfectly fine with any sites including new. It depends on what you are going to load with it and how you going to setup and where you going to post. Some link list providers offer high quality links where you can use directly with money sites..with a decent content loaded it can do wonders...but for safe side and if you are not budget you can even more power up with ranker x and then gsa to lower tiers. I do exactly same with my autoblog network

where do you get the high quality lists?

 

[highsave]

May I ask what strategy is used by GSA SER? How many layers? What platform are they all using?

GSA SER is a very powerful software, but attempting to build targets like EDU/GOV with it is just a waste of resources. Plus, most niches don't require any EDU/GOV links. Of course, they are beneficial but not necessary. I mostly use GSA SER for most of my projects. I was totally dependent on it and still am, but now I also own a RankerX lifetime license to use intermittently with different projects—I'm still experimenting with it. Since I use only a link list, as I don't want to waste time and money on scraping, I always get a low volume of EDU/GOV links, and it's never been a problem. I use GSA for all tiers and sometimes build a few more Web 2.0s with RankerX now. Everything works great, and thanks to the latest Google update, we now have more power with contextual and parasites.

Even though you can build millions of links with GSA (with many duplicate referring domains), there is no point in using it that way. Generally, it will not cause any harm, but why waste resources? Resources mean money—more links mean more emails, proxies, content, etc.

I only build 300-500 links per tier, and for lower tiers, a few thousand, and it works great with a decent ratio.

While I am typing this, I have done an index check for my last GSA campaign to find which links are indexed and to see the results:

View attachment 341698

For the last few days, I ran a small contextual campaign with 100% unique content. This means one website/account uses only one article. You can easily generate very good content with an SEO content machine or GSA content generator. This is feasible and at least practical for small to mid-range SEOers to achieve as 500-600 unique articles for GSA costs less than $2, but when it comes to millions of backlinks, it's too much. Plus, there is no point, and if 2 million links were indexed, I am pretty sure Google would penalize it. So, it's best to go for high quality with GSA. Some say automation is a no-no for link building because they don't want to automate; instead, they're trying to go mass.

You will need basic tools to run automated link building. This not only applies to GSA SER but also to all tools, even if you do it manually.

Use private proxies, although you can use shared proxies. I don't recommend allowing GSA to scrape or use public proxies. Spend a few dollars and buy proxies—it's worth it. Try to match the same proxy provider as your link list provider, or ask—it will be a huge success. Mostly use Rayobyte, buyproxies.org. But it's better to check.

You'll need a VPS with at least 6 GB, but all my servers have 16 GB or higher because I run Xevil for reCAPTCHA. I assume I have a decent setup, but you don't need that much to start. Some of my buddies use it on their own PC.

You'll need content generation tools like an SEO content machine or GSA Content Generator, and an open API for tier 1 content.

A good link list is a must. You can either allow GSA to scrape or buy one. I'm not a scraper, so I don't have recent experience with GSA's scraping part, but the last time it was pretty slow and poor. It's best to purchase a link list as it's affordable, or if you own Scrapebox, you can scrape again—you will need Google-passed proxies as there is no point in scraping other search engines. SER Verified Lists and SER Links do a great job, but you'll never achieve a high amount like 2 million even if you try both of them. If you want to go large, try SER Power Lists; I don't think they only scrape Google, but I found they have a larger database than anyone else. SERP Grow is also great.

Captchas - GSA CB is must for image simple captchas. But i heard capmonster desktop also a cheaper option. Go for Xevil at least version 5 and it will cost only 59$ and save ton. If you own capmonster they also offer a site addon for recaptcha.

Stay away from the Web 2.0 addon for GSA. There are currently two addons, SEREngines and SERLib, both have limited GSA capabilities and are too laggy and very hard to get indexed. If you want Web 2.0s, just try RankerX, which is far better and, combined with GSA, more powerful.

Last but not least, try to go slowly, start small with good quality. Try to fill all the fields with unique data, keep it clean. Content generation softwares like seocm , gsa cg always helps with those.

 

[ZooRick]

I use GSA for all tiers and sometimes build a few more Web 2.0s with RankerX now. Everything works great, and thanks to the latest Google update, we now have more power with contextual and parasites.

Thanks for the info! I will give it a try on some parasite SEO projects.

 

[710fla]

It,s the best guide i have read about GSa till now, From how much proxies we should start ? like how much proxies are good enough for start 10 20 ?

10 is fine for regular posting

 

[TimDawsone]

I would like to ask: Is using GSA for a new site a bad choice?
Tks man

It depends on what you are going to do with it. GSA has full control over the user. With drip feed and intervals, you can do it. What you are going to load up on GSA is what really matters.

Xveil5 has been unable to process the RE verification code recently, and they have been delaying the process. There is no way but to upgrade to 6

I am on Xevil 6, and today I also got an update, which I just downloaded and patched. So far, it works great with reCAPTCHA, though I am not sure about the older version.

Botmaster labs told me that they are working on it, and it should be solved any moment now, but it seems they are struggling.
I really don't see the point of buying XEvil 6 beta if you are using it on just GSA (unless money is falling out of your pockets lol). Even with this error I am getting 25 LPM on my tier 1 project, runing it without a VPS, so I would say not to worry about XEvil for now.

For me, I would pay double what they are asking for now. It has saved me from millions of CAPTCHAs.

It,s the best guide i have read about GSa till now, From how much proxies we should start ? like how much proxies are good enough for start 10 20 ?

It depends on what type of proxies you are going to use, what kind of links you are looking to build, and the threads you are going to run.

I use a mix of rotating and semi-dedicated proxies from Reproxy.network and Rayobyte, as my list provider suggests. It's best to follow what your link list provider says.

May I ask what strategy is used by GSA SER? How many layers? What platform are they all using?

For my markets, I use a few parasite sites and a mix of manually selected GSA engines with careful campaign setup. No matter how low the tier, I still use quality engines with a decent set of anchor texts. I don't build more than three tiers at a time.

This is my last seven days of running GSA for a six month old website. I don't blast millions of links, just a handful of quality links. No indexers / trackbacks / adult etc
These are from unique domains and pass all the juice from all tiers. It's wise to check the top tier links' aliveness before building backlinks. I do this as a habit. You can easily get indexed if you are using good content, a good target link list, and creating lower tiers. Eventually, you will see more keywords adding on SEMrush and GSC.

Thanks for the info! I will give it a try on some parasite SEO projects.

no worries mate. Glad to help you out