Permanently Closed Marketplace Sales Thread
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I saw your email and reset your machine list a few minutes ago.
Yeah the Indexer is now available. Ill post a link up here as soon as I get it OKed by the mods, hopefuly a BST wth discount link will be up at some point.
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I'm sorry, I don't know what you are asking here, could you elaborate please.
As RizlaUK stated, yes it is perfectly stable.
Thanks RizlaUK, I wasn't really sure how to answer it as I don't remember when NHSEO wasn't stable.
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working, how do I make it just post to the homepage?
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You would enter your youtube URL(s) in as a page profile, or multiple page profile if you want to promote multiple videos in the same niche. Then enter some vaguely niche related keywords for searching with and then your anchor texts (spun and as many as possible) then click the "Add Profile" button. Then all you have to do is click the start button in the top control bar.
You can add your Youtube URLs as single pages by just entering your details in the form on the main page or in the "Add Profile" tab if you want to add multiple pages to each profile.
If this is not clear just ask any questions you have, I'm happy to help.
You can set as a page, this won't do whois posts but will do all other platforms, or you can set as a website and then limit the number of crawled pages to 0 via either checking the Advanced option when adding your profile or via the Profile Handler if you have already entered the profile.
If you have already entered the profile as a website and it has already crawled your website you can remove the unwanted pages from your profile via the Profile Handler=>Pages tab. Remember to save your profile after removing any pages so that the changes take place.
Again if you have any further questions about this feel free to post them, I am always happy to help out.
trioreal
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What are the best "Max Threads" and "Search Threads" settings for a 4x3.2Ghz (12Ghz CPU in total) and 4GB Ram machine?
I also do have 30 private proxies.
I've been on 40 max threads and 5 search threads only, but the machine is not under load at all...
So what do you suggest?
I also do have 30 private proxies.
I've been on 40 max threads and 5 search threads only, but the machine is not under load at all...
So what do you suggest?
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@Legends31
You have it mostly setup correctly except I advised vague search keywords, as in instead of "League of legends" (would be considered very targeted). A vague search keyword for a niche like this would be "MMO" or "online game" and words like this, words in your niche but as vague as possible.
The vagueness is to get as many targets as possible.
There are some tutorials and videos on the net but realistically you have it mostly setup just that I would advise much more vague keywords for searching.
Also may I ask why you have intentionally obscured the top of the window?
You have it mostly setup correctly except I advised vague search keywords, as in instead of "League of legends" (would be considered very targeted). A vague search keyword for a niche like this would be "MMO" or "online game" and words like this, words in your niche but as vague as possible.
The vagueness is to get as many targets as possible.
There are some tutorials and videos on the net but realistically you have it mostly setup just that I would advise much more vague keywords for searching.
Also may I ask why you have intentionally obscured the top of the window?
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That depends on also your connection, how many proxies etc. I wouldn't advise more than 1 search thread per 5 proxies but prefer to keep it more like 1 for every 10 proxies. For posting threads you should easily be able to max them out but your connection is normally the most limiting factor for posting threads.
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No not exactly. 150 is the maximum that the setting can be set at but unless you are running it on a VPS you will be very unlikely to be able to sustain this amount of posting threads. I would suggest you gradually increase the max threads figure gradually till you start to see diminishing returns. It may be that your connection cannot handle more than 40 posting threads before it starts to timeout on lots of threads.
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thanks
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I do have a VPS, 12Ghz CPU, 4Gb Ram - Quite a powerful machine
How do I know that errors get returned? And what kinda errors would that be in the Log?
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Is it safe to use this on youtube videos without proxies and not managing the settings? Thanks
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Sorry I somehow missed this response. You will just start to get lots of "form not found" "platform could not be determined" type of errors in the log, even though some of these types of errors are common you would start to see most for extended periods coming back with these.
Chances are if you are running a pretty high end VPS like that then you should be able to run at 100-150 threads. I will make sure to add in a thread test to see what the max thread settings are for a connection to make this guess work a bit simpler.
Yes it should be fine. There is a reasonable chance over time your IP could end up on some link spam lists (shouldn't actually have any real impact on anything) but most internet connections have a dynamic IP that if you turn your router off and back on again you will have a new IP anyway so if this does happen just rotate your IP. For an example I ran without any proxies on my home machine for many months before getting my VPS to run with and I never had any sort of issue with anything as a result.
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