Actually I think this is an issure with serengines extension which should be fixed in a few days?
I would shoot a messages to James about that. You can Pm him on the GSA forum or respond in his thread. He would be best to answer that.
Hey s4nt0s - I sent you a PM with some questions, not sure if you've had the chance to look yet but just a heads up.
Sorry about that. I actually read your message yesterday but somehow got sidetracked opening more tabs and forgot about it haha. Just responded.
Hi s4nt0s,
Three questions:
1) Can GSA be used for tier 1? I keep reading that GSA is good for tier 2+. Any reason why? (read on BHW only)
2) Is there option to submit follow up posts on Web 2.0 - same blog, add more content with a time gap to make it legit and keep it alive.
3) Can I get the registration information (username/ password) that is used to create Web 2.0 properties? In case I want to edit them manually later.
Thanks
1) I think it's really a matter of opinion. You can build high PR, d0follow, contextual blog posts on various platforms using SER. For example, here is a recent contextual campaign I only ran briefly.
These are all contextual d0follow blog post. You can see there is a PR7, a few PR6, PR5's, etc. Some of them have images/videos embedded as well.
If you're looking for web 2.0's specifically, you would be best going with the SERengines services. Some people prefer to have a lot of control over their first tier. For example, sign up and make a blog post without a link, then come back a few days later make your first blog post, then a few days later another, etc etc.
If you're looking for that kind of control, there might be better options. However, Sven plans on adding features to make that easier in the future. I think the whole SER is only good for 2nd, 3rd tier started by a popular blogger and then everyone repeated it. It's really a matter of what you're comfortable with. If you want to mix in some high PR drupal, joomla, blog posts in your first tier, SER can do it.
2) These are the features that are planned to be added in the future.
3) Yes you can. You can open a campaign > tools button > export > account data.
my PC restarted 5 times today, every time after running GSA and CB (not sure which of them may cause that) ,when both tools are closed my laptop just work normally
Hmm. So this is a home PC and not a VPS? I know a VPS will restart if you're using too much resources (memory, cpu) but I'm not sure why your home PC would restart. You sure you don't have windows automatic updates on and its running the updates then restarting by itself?
Is there a full list of the sites SERengines posts to? I'm interested in trying it out but I'd like to see what it supports.
Code:
Albawaba
Areavoices
Beeplog
Bligoo
Blog.co.uk
Blog.com.es
Blogdetik
Blogymate
Edublogs
edublogs.org (SER Engines.com)
FC2
Flixya
Fotki
Friendsite
Ghanaweb
Iseekblog
Journalhome
Mywapblog
Newsvine
Opera
Picowiki
Postbit
Quora
Rediff
Soup.io
Tblog
Thoughts
Tumblr
Wallinside
Webs
Wordpress
Xfire
GSA SER has a steep learning curve, so don't get disheartened by your initial results. Keep tinkering with your settings, keep reading this thread (and the official forum) and keep asking questions. Gradually, you will realize the true potential of this beast.
You will get better results if you use a standalone scarper for building lists and let GSA SER focus solely on processing those lists.
Allow your global list to grow. Once you have a sizable list, you will be able to build links at speeds that are unimaginable with most other software.
Good advice for power users.
