Using GSA SER for smaller languages?

[PrayForRanks]

Hi,

I am considering given GSA SER a go for powering up my existing link profile ( = Tiered linkbuilding)

But: Does any of you have experience in using GSA SER for smaller languages? (we are talking around 6 million speakers worldwide - so a pretty small market)

Positive/negative?

Do (some of) the list providers provide sites in all languages in their general lists? Do any of the list providers sell specialized lists for particular languages? Or would I have to scrape and compile a list for the language myself?

As an alternative: Would you recommend I simply make english links to my own language? (it would be tiered. So like this: GSA tiered link in English -> Linkbuilding article in my native language -> Moneypage in my native language)

 

[Fiducia]

Where do you plan to build the links from, also from sites in the language of yours?

You may have to adapt the SER footprints and scripts by adding the expressions in your target language. You may also want to rework the SER forum scripts - or use Xrumer for forum profiles and posts.

If you want to post blog comments, make heavy use of AI to generate these in your language. I'm using a small python script behind a flask server which a) determines the language of the blog and b) creates a relevant blog comment to the blog post itself. Success rate is way higher than using generic or only overall topic related comments.

Commercial lists don't pay attention to language, tld, spam rate, etc.. Better scrape your own targets at least for tier 1.

 

[TechEinstien]

You have to scrape it yourself. You can get some links from English sites too.

 

[Steptoe]

In a lot of non-English markets, quantity still seems to trump quality in the regional Google variant. Though I don't think GSA really has the quantity available by default. Like @Fiducia said it'd be good to get footprints in your own language - check for .po files for the platforms you want to submit to - they might have sets of boilerplate text you can use as footprints.

 

[WhimpyKid]

I would say it depends on the niche.

I own a niche very similar to yours, and I am successfully ranking it with RankerX and GSA. Recently, I even started to use GSA on Tier 1 directly too.

You don't have to use custom footprints or anything fancy related to your language because the GSA verification ratio is not what it used to be due to registration honeypots and all the firewalls and filters getting tougher. So it's best to build backlinks from good engines and not sort by language. You will lose a lot of valuable links due to filtering. There are good link lists in the market specialized for contextual, tiered link building, which works well. Try it out and don't overcomplicate the process.

Most of the niches I work on are not in English, and I still build links to English sites from general links.

Concern Bout engines you going to use than language filtering

 

[hago73]

I would say it depends on the niche.

I own a niche very similar to yours, and I am successfully ranking it with RankerX and GSA. Recently, I even started to use GSA on Tier 1 directly too.

You don't have to use custom footprints or anything fancy related to your language because the GSA verification ratio is not what it used to be due to registration honeypots and all the firewalls and filters getting tougher. So it's best to build backlinks from good engines and not sort by language. You will lose a lot of valuable links due to filtering. There are good link lists in the market specialized for contextual, tiered link building, which works well. Try it out and don't overcomplicate the process.

Most of the niches I work on are not in English, and I still build links to English sites from general links.

Concern Bout engines you going to use than language filtering

Can you show yours "good engines"? All on BHW write the same, but no one show list of these "good engines"

 

[WhimpyKid]

Can you show yours "good engines"? All on BHW write the same, but no one show list of these "good engines"

Its Just basics and there are lot of information here as well as gsa community

You have to uncheck engines which waste gsa ser resources like Indexers, trackbacks, exploit etc. or you can just checked only contextual.

You can further optimize by picking even specific engines like WordPress articles,drupales etc.

If you purchased a link list normally they decided them to separate categories

 

[hago73]

You can further optimize by picking even specific engines like WordPress articles,drupales etc.

Maybe I overthink, but i asked about good engines in contextual. I know about indexers, exploit etc. Can i ask you one more question: do you use spintax on money site tier 1 in forum comments, signatures, about yourself, etc? In articles i use only ai generated with images no spintax one article anywhere, but don't know what to use in forum, signatures, etc. Or you use unique ai generated text for each link for them? Sorry about asking this, but i don't see any results with gsa and want to know where is my problem. And sorry for my English

 

[710fla]

Just create articles and spin them in your own language using GSA Content Generator and use those to post links with. You’re going to be constrained if you only try to post to sites from your country

 

[ockboy]

Maybe I overthink, but i asked about good engines in contextual. I know about indexers, exploit etc. Can i ask you one more question: do you use spintax on money site tier 1 in forum comments, signatures, about yourself, etc? In articles i use only ai generated with images no spintax one article anywhere, but don't know what to use in forum, signatures, etc. Or you use unique ai generated text for each link for them? Sorry about asking this, but i don't see any results with gsa and want to know where is my problem. And sorry for my English

You can create the mother of all spinners if you put some time into building a dataset and then finetune an AI model. If you know how to code, the time consuming part will be building the training dataset, but you only need to do this once. This is what I did, and like I said, the mother of all spinners.

 

[fay]

Where do you plan to build the links from, also from sites in the language of yours?

You may have to adapt the SER footprints and scripts by adding the expressions in your target language. You may also want to rework the SER forum scripts - or use Xrumer for forum profiles and posts.

If you want to post blog comments, make heavy use of AI to generate these in your language. I'm using a small python script behind a flask server which a) determines the language of the blog and b) creates a relevant blog comment to the blog post itself. Success rate is way higher than using generic or only overall topic related comments.

Commercial lists don't pay attention to language, tld, spam rate, etc.. Better scrape your own targets at least for tier 1.

Can you share the script?

 

[cherub]

You can create the mother of all spinners if you put some time into building a dataset and then finetune an AI model. If you know how to code, the time consuming part will be building the training dataset, but you only need to do this once. This is what I did, and like I said, the mother of all spinners.

get an api released for it

 

[ockboy]

get an api released for it

Yeah, maybe Worth considering...

 

[oluwa2345]

You can create the mother of all spinners if you put some time into building a dataset and then finetune an AI model. If you know how to code, the time consuming part will be building the training dataset, but you only need to do this once. This is what I did, and like I said, the mother of all spinners.

Sir can you help me to build one too I will pay.

 

[WhimpyKid]

Maybe I overthink, but i asked about good engines in contextual. I know about indexers, exploit etc. Can i ask you one more question: do you use spintax on money site tier 1 in forum comments, signatures, about yourself, etc? In articles i use only ai generated with images no spintax one article anywhere, but don't know what to use in forum, signatures, etc. Or you use unique ai generated text for each link for them? Sorry about asking this, but i don't see any results with gsa and want to know where is my problem. And sorry for my English

I mainly work on English niches, but I am not a native English speaker, and I have never written any content or created links manually. I use tools, APIs, and software like SEO Content Machine or GSA Content Generator.

I don't overcomplicate the GSA process. To be honest, I don't care about quality, and I don't think it's worth overcomplicating. It's easier to rank in other languages in the AI era than in English. So, get a good link list or just scrape Google (only Google, because you want to ensure all the TLDs are indexed). I would prefer to purchase a few link lists and blast them for contextual links with high-quality AI content. You can arrange content with SEO Content Machine or GSA CG.

I don't care about forum signatures or even comments related to the blog post. You can do that too by adding only keywords to scrape or selecting them, but it will lose a lot of resources and be overkill.

 

[oluwa2345]

please how can I contact you?

 

[oluwa2345]

please how can I contact you?

 

[TertiaMorris]

Just create articles and spin them in your own language using GSA Content Generator and use those to post links with. You’re going to be constrained if you only try to post to sites from your country

I agree 100%. it is not easy to find a good target sites in other language, thats why you have to do as 710fla said