That is crazy...If you don't mind sharing - what kind of set-up do you have? how many threads are you running? I'm guessing you have some sort of proxy or VPS with GSA running?
Based on this and s4antos success, I think I might have to pick this up. I have an old laptop sitting here where I could run this 24/7.
I got a couple vps ips banned from GSA proxy checking. Anybody else get this? I added my own source of urls for GSA to check and it turns out one of the sources was a netscan log. GSA then checked these ips in sequence and got the ip flagged.
Since the last Update it runs much quicker with a lower CPU load.
I my opinion it get mutch more result.
Anyone sharing this impression?
The most likely cause, is that it's using competitors' backlinks.I think I just found a bug (I'm using trial atm). I had the indexer/referrer checked as one of my engines. I unchecked both and it's still posting to whois/statistics type sites. I've stopped the project, shut down GSA, and everything.
The most likely cause, is that it's using competitors' backlinks.
In the Project Data Options > Search Engines to Use, uncheck the "Also analyse competitors backlinks" option.
Recently a ton of indexer and awstats links few if any comment links. I emailed support and mentioned this also.....
My experience with GSA Search Engine Ranker..
- used 10 private proxies
- left the software run for 24h
- checked to post on blogs with no more than 50 OBL
- checked to use at least pr1 sites
- loaded 136 keywords related to my main one
- got 12 confirmed links
You get the idea
My experience with GSA Search Engine Ranker..
- used 10 private proxies
- left the software run for 24h
- checked to post on blogs with no more than 50 OBL
- checked to use at least pr1 sites
- loaded 136 keywords related to my main one
- got 12 confirmed links
You get the idea
No, you can actually set the minimum page PR, by toggling the button.The minimum pr that you set from GSA is the domain pr and not the actual page rank.