GSA on aged domain?

DannyZhang

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Has anyone had recent success with ranking a client purely on GSA links?

I have a competitor who is ranking on #3 for a mid comp keyword for 2000ms just based on GSA shitty links. I know it's GSA cause of the chinese anchors.
 
What I mean is the GSA leaves a generic footprint as a Chinese anchor. Something like 'view poster's website' from scrapebox.
 
Do you mean a Chinese keyphrase as targeted keyword?

I guess that the Chinese keyword is low competition, so easy to rank it with GSA SER.
 
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Edit: i somewhat missed that you were referring to your competitor, so my post became irrelavant.
 
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What I mean is the GSA leaves a generic footprint as a Chinese anchor. Something like 'view poster's website' from scrapebox.

Gotta give it to you. Good attention to details, OP.
 
It means that you rank keywords like (for example): used socks, used shoes, but whan you launch GSA your main keyword will be: [主页]it's because GSA posts on some chinesse guestbooks etc and this is what shows instead of anchor you've set on your project.

I have lot's of niche and medium keywords ranked with GSA / Xrumer. When you blast wordpress or blogspot blogs it ranks like a charm ;)
 
I've seen those Chinese anchor texts in the link profiles of sites I ordered GSA links for.

GSA works for both new and aged domains and both of them can be relegated to the sandbox if you built lots of links to them within a short period of time.
 
"主页." This is the footprint that GSA leaves if you do a mass blast. It's used in some guestbook engines. Yea but somehow my competitor is able to rank for a roughly compeitive keyword just based on GSA blasts.

I know many on the forum would say that it's dangerous, but I'm thinking whether the aged domain has to do with it. The site has been around for 8 years, the blast started a few months ago and they have been ranking ever since.
 
is that chinese anchor really dangerous to new site?


 
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