GSA Ranker for Tier 2/3 Blasts Help

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First time doing my own SEO. Bought a few high DA links from niche relevant sites pointing to my main site. Then built dozens of manual Buffer links to high DA links. Now I want to blast Buffers with Tier 2 (or is this called Tier 3 now?).

I used ChatGPT to set up a GSA campaign but after 2 whole days I only see 1 verified live link. GSA Captcha Breaker is also running.
Previously I had filters set to English sites only but I've removed that filter to see what happens.

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so you want to tier like this: GSA SER tier > buffers > purchased links > money site? in that case your best bet is to use the blog comment engines only (maybe guestbooks too but they are dying out), and ideally purchase a big list of them. the settings you have are more targeted for the tier position that you have your buffers in. your lower tier should ideally be from pages that are already indexed - so comment sections on blog posts.
 
so you want to tier like this: GSA SER tier > buffers > purchased links > money site? in that case your best bet is to use the blog comment engines only (maybe guestbooks too but they are dying out), and ideally purchase a big list of them. the settings you have are more targeted for the tier position that you have your buffers in. your lower tier should ideally be from pages that are already indexed - so comment sections on blog posts.
Ah I see thank you.

But also do you know why I'm getting such low verified links with current setup?
 
its not really something i can answer from those screenshots alone, but i would say limiting factors would be:

outgoing links filter (8.jpg)
scraping search engines for target urls rather than pre-scraped lists (7.jpg)
standard spintax used (3.jpg) - not really stopping submissions but bad practise especially with ai being so easy to generate such content for you
make sure SER is getting your urls from your specified file correctly by pressing 'test' (1.jpg)
engine selection (1.jpg) - some of the engines are healthier than others eg the web2.0 section is basically dead
 
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