Is Anyone Using Tools Other Than RankerX for Tier 1?

[Deleted member 731332]

There is no new tool for a really long time.

this is really not true. Seo neo is new. It still builds links to the same stuff but it has different features that changes the footprint of the tool. A new tool doesn’t necessarily change what can be posted to.

 

[davidvan982]

To be honest, RankerX is still a good SEO tool for Tier 1 at the moment. However, you should use an indexer service to get the best results

 

[bottingisfine]

I'll be very happy when one new tool for this hits the market with a niche ui/ux

 

[seomaster7890]

RankerX's site list is always the same, has anyone used SEO Neo or SEO Autopilot? What is the number of referrring domains?

 

[destroi]

this is really not true. Seo neo is new. It still builds links to the same stuff but it has different features that changes the footprint of the tool. A new tool doesn’t necessarily change what can be posted to.

Seo neo is the same guys that own Seo autopilot. They abandoned seo autopilot software, the program has not been updated for a long time.
Rankerx and GSA are the best.

 

[raka98]

You're on the right track. For Tier 1, it's best to focus on quality over quantity. Many SEOs recommend using:

• Guest posts on relevant blogs
• High-quality Web 2.0s with unique, readable content
• Niche edits (contextual backlinks)
• Private Blog Networks (PBNs) — when done right, these are very effective for Tier 1

PBNs give you more control over the link quality and anchor text, which is super valuable for Tier 1.

For lower tiers (Tier 2 and 3), using tools like RankerX or GSA SER is totally fine — they’re great for boosting your Tier 1 links and powering up your overall structure.

Just make sure you use proper filters, decent content, and consider using an indexing service to help links get crawled faster.

A mix of manual Tier 1 and automated lower tiers is still one of the most effective link building strategies out there.

 

[ZooRick]

A mix of manual Tier 1 and automated lower tiers is still one of the most effective link building strategies out there.

Do the rankings last, or do you need to keep replacing tiers?

 

[myblogginglab]

RankerX is a great tool, but it comes with an insane monthly fee, plus there are only a few site lists in the software. (I know it can import site lists, but I’ve never had success with that.)

Instead, why not use GSA SER with a good link list and a solid selection of engines? Just create a 2- or 3-tiered link project, and it’ll get indexed gradually. It’s the most natural and safest way. If you want instant indexing, try Speedy Indexer, but it’s not cheap, and I’m not sure how long the links will last since I have no clue how they get indexed. Still, it’s a super solution.

My go-to method is just tiered link building with GSA, like many have suggested. It gives me super control, and after all, I know the links are getting indexed naturally.

Can you recommend good Site List ?