Thanks for sharing your lucrative journey. I think newbies have a great chance to take inspiration from these journey.
Though running Affiliate program in eCommerce is challenging but if you are able to continue it then must you'll able to make a hard cash.
Here, You have argued about few tools: GSA SER, GSA Proxy Scraper, GSA Captcha Breaker etc. Please describe about the importance of these tools/ why are you using these tools. That would be pretty helpful information for the newbies and others who don't know perfect use of these tools. What about your total costs for these journey purpose? Please share with us.
Already checked your 3 days increment. That's hopeful. Please keep update in a continuous way. Must I'll comeback to these thread.
Sure thing, I don't mind explaining why I use these tools
GSA SER, GSA Proxy Scraper, GSA Captcha Breaker
These three tools work GREAT individually and when used together you'll save tons of time and money. Nothing can build links like GSA SER can (that I know of). Unfortunately, this means that you have to know what the hell you're doing with it or you'll do a lot more harm than good with your money site.
I use GSA Proxy to scrape public proxies that I use in GSA SER and some other tools that burn through lots of proxies. I have it set up to scan for new proxies, test them, and then export it. GSA SER then automatically grabs the export and tests it again and uses those that pass. I save monthly expenses on proxies this way. GSA Proxy scraper can also now filter urls before GSA SER uses it and can check a list of domains (pretty good for those scraping expired proxies).
GSA Captcha breaker is a huge money saver, so far in this project alone I've saved $800 dollars in captchas. If you can't break captchas then you'll be building 0 links with GSA SER (or very little). I use another service to break more advance captchas as well.
RankerX
GSA SER sucks at building web2.0's. I like to use this tool to build a PBN of web2.0's and it helps organize it very easily. I can add new articles to it with just a few clicks and i'll have tons of new web2.0's. You can even import existing web2.0 you have. Very handy tool and works very well with GSA SER.
ScrapeBox
A very VERY useful tool. It can scrape for domains, keywords, web2.0's, comments, and etc. I personally use it to resolve expired domains to see if they can be registered and filter through a list of urls (dups, tld's, etc.). This tool has tons of other uses, but unfortunately I don't use them.
Backlink Monitor
If you're tier link building, I highly recommend this tool. It checks the health of the links (if there's an anchor, if the page is broken, if the page is index, or if it's not even tiered) and it generates it in a nice fancy report (if you have clients, this will be handy). With a click of a button it will remove all those bad links and I then export those links back in GSA SER so i'm not building links to nothing.
SEO Content Machine & WordAI
Some of you may not know but wordAI is a content spinner, arguably one of the best on the market right now. I use these for all my web2.0s, EDUs, profile, and GSA SER projects. Combined with SEO Content Machine I can generate content for any keyword(so far), set the length, and spin in images, videos, and even other links.
SEO Content Machine also has a feature for uploading posts to your WordPress blogs (nice little tool for people managing they're PBN or even web2.0s).
My total monthly cost for this (not including one time payment for some of these tools) is around $315~ USD.
This includes some things not mentioned like, Private Proxies, Captcha Services (ones that captcha breaker can't solve that well), PBN hosts, lists for GSA, and VPS.