The Only GSA SER Guide you'll ever need.

[lelou00]

thanks for sharing that.

 

[randomzeus]

Thanks for this information. Not been using GSA Ser thus far, but this should come in handy very shortly.

SER is a really nice piece of software. You will love it mate.

 

[summit34conf]

Great share thanks

 

[rajuonline]

preety long, but good tutorial, thanks,

 

[ImranKhan1989]

Thank you! It's long but worth the time

 

[spoongotti]

Thanks man.. Really needed this

 

[Weblycos]

This is Good. This is Soo Good. Clarified a lot of confusion. Thank you OP

 

[BreaknBrix]

I'm just saying that this guide is basically another run through of GSA SER.

It doesn't get into the really good stuff like link list scraping or anything.

Agreed. I thought it was a very shitty "tutorial". Cause it's not technically a "tutorial". It's 1 part tutorial and 9 parts help / reference guide. Very close to the guide GSA gives away for free (that noone ever seems to read): http://docu.gas-online.de/search_engine_ranker/introduction

You don't even need that link. If you wanna know what something does in GSA just hover over it.

This guide was clearly written for people who don't own the software.

If you do own the software (and have actually used it), it's as useful as Websters would be for learning English. I don't give a fuck about definitions. I care about unique strategies, styles and execution. Where people employ different approaches to rank, then compare results. Or the different tuts that have been done on scraping, cleaning and using lists.

 

[BloggerTonmoy]

GSA. Aha really agree with your point. God of SEO software. Just book marked it. Going to read as well making the tee

 

[Thesis]

Thank you, even though you have now forced me to change my schedule for the afternoon, this article is not a 5 minute read at all

 

[randomzeus]

When I read that I immediately thought, "this guy is either retarded or he's just lying". It takes me anywhere between 1-5mins to get 300-500+. The count fluctuates (right now 481). And the source IS "unstoppable". Its far more "unstoppable" than private proxies. I have GSA set to scrape & retest every 2 minutes. That may sound like a lot of wasted resources. Problem is when I changed the default settings nothing slowed down. On top of that, let's say you wanna buy 50 proxies for an extra $50 month. Does it make more sense to spend that money on private proxies.... which are still gonna get banned.... or to get a more powerful server for an extra $25?

There's no right or wrong answer. The answer is whatever works best for your specific needs after testing. But the point is to actually TEST. Not try something one time and act like it can't be highly beneficial (which it can cause I've been doing it 2+ years).

Do u even know what VpM is?

 

[Hawkster]

Read this the other day, i believe the writer may be making a video to visually cover everything that he written about.

 

[SERPreach]

I appreciate the writer to take his time to write things in detail! : )

 

[randomzeus]

You don't even need that link. If you wanna know what something does in GSA just hover over it.

This guide was clearly written for people who don't own the software.

If you do own the software (and have actually used it), it's as useful as Websters would be for learning English. I don't give a fuck about definitions. I care about unique strategies, styles and execution. Where people employ different approaches to rank, then compare results. Or the different tuts that have been done on scraping, cleaning and using lists.

Can you elaborate please?

 

[Deleted member 814738]

Agreed. I thought it was a very shitty "tutorial". Cause it's not technically a "tutorial". It's 1 part tutorial and 9 parts help / reference guide. Very close to the guide GSA gives away for free (that noone ever seems to read): http://docu.gas-online.de/search_engine_ranker/introduction

You don't even need that link. If you wanna know what something does in GSA just hover over it.

This guide was clearly written for people who don't own the software.

If you do own the software (and have actually used it), it's as useful as Websters would be for learning English. I don't give a fuck about definitions. I care about unique strategies, styles and execution. Where people employ different approaches to rank, then compare results. Or the different tuts that have been done on scraping, cleaning and using lists.

The guy does have tutorials also on his website. You just need to look around
here is the link if you're feeling lazy - http://www.inetsolutions.org/high-quality-link-building-with-gsa-ser-step-by-step-tutorial

The funny part is if you actually read the the guide which you've linked to (which is broken btw) you'll see that they have referred to this guys blog in the tutorial section which means GSA wants you to read the guide.

 

[jasonmoney]

Awesome post. Thank you for the share.

 

[randomzeus]

The guy does have tutorials also on his website. You just need to look around

The funny part is if you actually read the the guide which you've linked to (which is broken btw) you'll see that they have referred to this guys blog in the tutorial section which means GSA wants you to read the guide.

Thank you for sharing this guide as well!

 

[mandarkdexterov]

Great! thank for the share...

 

[LoftPower]

Very good info that you have added here!

 

[Cshark]

Thank you for sharing this awesome post.