Is there a way to target a specific site with GSA SER? Basically I want to auto-generate a ton of comments and traffic to one of my forums for load testing purposes. I would like to use GSA SER to do it. It's an SMF forum. Thanks.
Looks like Verotel has a $500 annual registration fee. My other question is do these companies provide their own code/modules for different CMS' ? I don't have the technical know how to program my own payment mod, so I would need support setting it up.
I am looking for an adult payment processor for a couple of my adult sites. I am wondering if any of you have experience working with these types of companies, and if you have any recommendations?
I am starting a new adult site that is basically an adult marketplace. I need to get the site started with a few women who are willing to sell pics, panties, etc. to get things going. I think cam girls would be perfect, I am just not sure where or how to advertise to them. Any ideas?
I get that. My question is are spun articles typically used for comment spam? Or are they used as content on tier 2 and 3 sites? It seems to me that posting an article in a comment would seem unnatural and likely wouldn't be read anyway, and using spun articles for Tier 1 sites is a bad idea...
When you say articles are you saying that people leave full articles as forum/blog posts? Or are you saying that they use articles for content on their own sites? I get that it's important to have keyword rich articles on your own websites. More what I am wondering is if people use full articles...
I have purchased GSA SER, and GSA CAPTCHA Breaker. I use a keyword tool to generate keywords for anchor text. I've seen a lot of posts about article spinning and article generators. My question is what advantage do articles provide? Also, are article generators/spinners used for T1 content? Or...
I've been trying this and for some reason none of them are actually available. What is your success rate when doing this? I am using the link checker in scrape box to find dead blogs but something isn't right.
It's not about not having resources. It's about using resources efficiently. Why would you want to leave a computer running VM's on all the time so that you can run blogs? Not too mention the bandwidth that one would need to run several sites off of their home internet connection. It's much...
You can use both, but it wouldn't make any sense because you'd be masking your IP twice when you only need to do it once (unless you're really trying to hide). The issue here is that a VPN is a Virtual Private Network, which means that for all intents and purposes your computer is apart of...
Why would you need to setup VM's for this? You could do this all from one browser using a proxy list. If you're concerned that Google is going to cross reference the IP location of the fictitious user and the IP location of the blog you could simply get dedicated IP's for your blogs that are...
Why are you using a VPN for your VPS? The only thing you should use your VPS' IP for is connecting to it. If you're trying to run SEO tools on your VPS you want to use proxies. Proxies allow you to pass your out going traffic through them so that it looks like the traffic is coming from them...
People say that, but I can't tell you how many times I've seen junk sites, youtube videos, or facebook pages show up higher in the SERPS than legit quality websites targeted to the same niche.
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