Thinking about buying GSA

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Thinking about buying GSA SER... lots of recommendation.

However, looks like you need more than GSA, need capcha solver, vps, proxy etc...

Can anyone give me info on specs that I need for vps (window or linux), proxy?
And which capcha solver?

Any place that I can read to tutorial & tips etc...
 
You can use a captcha solver like GSA Captcha Breaker or Captcha Sniper.
For start,use 10 proxies from buyproxies.org.
You can use GSA SEO Indexer or services like InstantLinkIndexer or Indexification for indexing links and a VPS with 1-2GB AM+ will do the job in beginning.
 
i think that spamming era is already gone
so tools like gsa ser are not effective anymore but you can try you luck
you will need min 50 60$ per month for the VPS/Proxies/Indexing service and more for captcha services
 
Any basic Windows VPS will do. It can mine proxies on its own, but you can buy premined lists as well. A captcha breaker will significantly increase your success rate.
 
Good Choice I am thinking of the same and ScrapeBox.
 
i think that spamming era is already gone
so tools like gsa ser are not effective anymore but you can try you luck
you will need min 50 60$ per month for the VPS/Proxies/Indexing service and more for captcha services

GSa isn't only for spamming you know .... thats only one of the wonderful things it can do .

And OP if you know how to use it it's definitely worth it :)
 
You definitely need either Captcha Sniper or GSA Captcha Breaker. GSA eats through thousands upon thousands of captchas every day. Captcha Sniper is about half the price (Google for the $27 discount coupon to make it $70) so I'd recommend that for your situation.

You can run it on a home computer, but the specs need to be there. I like to have everything in front of me (and not be paying monthly for a VPS) so I went out and bought a refurb 8gig i5 desktop. You can run it on anything above 2gb of RAM, but you will have to adjust the amount of threads you are running.

You need proxies for sure. NewIPNow does 20 private proxies for $20 monthly - this is what I started on. You can run 100 threads pretty safely with 20 proxies.

Scrapebox is also extremely helpful to scrape target URLs. GSA has a built in crawler to find you new targets, but SB tends to be a lot more efficient, especially for finding 2.0, article, and wiki sites to post to.

As for tips and tutorials, there are a million out there. I personally watched Matthew Woodward's tutorial because it was recommended to me and it explained everything you need to know.

Last but not least, you'll want some sort of text spinner. I recommend TheBestSpinner, but I believe Spinnerchief still has a free version.
 
Thanks Jared255 for wonderful A-Z explanation on GSA...


You definitely need either Captcha Sniper or GSA Captcha Breaker. GSA eats through thousands upon thousands of captchas every day. Captcha Sniper is about half the price (Google for the $27 discount coupon to make it $70) so I'd recommend that for your situation.

You can run it on a home computer, but the specs need to be there. I like to have everything in front of me (and not be paying monthly for a VPS) so I went out and bought a refurb 8gig i5 desktop. You can run it on anything above 2gb of RAM, but you will have to adjust the amount of threads you are running.

You need proxies for sure. NewIPNow does 20 private proxies for $20 monthly - this is what I started on. You can run 100 threads pretty safely with 20 proxies.

Scrapebox is also extremely helpful to scrape target URLs. GSA has a built in crawler to find you new targets, but SB tends to be a lot more efficient, especially for finding 2.0, article, and wiki sites to post to.

As for tips and tutorials, there are a million out there. I personally watched Matthew Woodward's tutorial because it was recommended to me and it explained everything you need to know.

Last but not least, you'll want some sort of text spinner. I recommend TheBestSpinner, but I believe Spinnerchief still has a free version.
 
i think that spamming era is already gone
so tools like gsa ser are not effective anymore but you can try you luck
you will need min 50 60$ per month for the VPS/Proxies/Indexing service and more for captcha services

make that a $100
 
Short answer: Yes, it's good. Learn how to use it properly and it does some good things.
 
Sunk Cost Upfront = USD$200- $350
1. GSA SER
2. Captcha Breaker
3. Wicked Article creator or Kontent Machine 3

Monthly recurring expenses = Around $50
1. VPS - 5GB ram
2. Proxies - 20


Unless you have many sites to rank, it might make better sense to just purchase third party services
 
Definitely you can go over GSA .Right now it is one of the best SEO automated tool I ever use. This tool never makes you disappointed
 
It was discussed here a lot of times, just browse the forum around.

You`ll need something like 50-300 monthly for run quality campaigns and of course it worst every single penny.
 
I think most of the people have given you best solution and also as mentioned early. You can get more solutions by searching the topic along with the Forum name. Because this question have been asked by several people in various section in this forum and all got perfect answers for their questions. So make the work smart and short.
 
learn to use it.. spend about a week getting some good lists.. scrapebox is a must.. and like scrapebox .. GSA is a multifunction tool.

Point it at your tier 1 properties and let the link juice flow
 
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