GSA SER with SER Engines addon compared to RankerX

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Are these 2 tools comparable?
Or should they be used to compliment each other. I am getting worried about having only the Premium Sites from RX linking to my site.
I think I need to branch out.
My SERPs seem to have plateaued for about a month. They bob up and down but I think I might be stuck where I am at unless I add some non-web 2.0 sites. SER would do that.
I also been buying some guest posts but the only ones I can afford are obviously PBNs.

I would just use both but money is a problem for me. I am poor. That is why I am asking so many stupid questions instead of just using both.

Thanks for your patience.
 
I tried SER engines with GSA ranker last year, it was hit or miss if the target site would work or not on a given day, rankerx was pretty good when i tested, lots of sites, but a per month subscription which i hate usually, both are monthly subs if i remember, but SER is cheaper, if this helps any lol
 
I use both regularly. With Serengines your best bet is to have a bunch of catchall emails. I mainly use SEREngines on lower tiers. It can post to the same sites as RankerX (actually rankerX does way more sites but same premium sites), but it takes more work to have lots of control over campaign.

With RankerX, the success rate is very high. Overall it's much better platform for making Web 2.0 links. It's built for just that purpose so it does it really well.

Compared to SEO Autopilot and Money Robot, RankerX puts them to shame.

If you want to use SEREngines you'll first need to become proficient with GSA SER. SER costs $199 for SER and GSA Captcha Breaker - both excellent investments. SEREngines is only $14.99 per month so it's a lot cheaper than RankerX, but doesn't have as many features.

GSA SER is a great choice but there's a learning curve. It's very powerful and you can even write custom engines for it, but it's not as easy to use.

If it were me and funds were limited, I'd get SER and GSA Captcha Breaker (one time cost) and then keep RankerX. You also need to invest SEo Content Machine or GSA Content Machine and a quality spinner. I use Spin Rewriter and I think it's the best.

GSASER + GSA CB - $199 (one time)
25 Private Proxies: $25.00 (Instant Proxies, monthly)
Spin Rewriter: $97 (yearly)
SEO Content Machine: $27 (monthly)
RankerX: $49 (monthly)
SerEngines: $15 (monthly)

~$400 to start, ~$110 per month for ancillary stuff. You should probably also get a VPS from Ahead Host which is only $15.

I think you can accomplish your goal of diversifying links without SEREngines. Just get SER and let it scrape for sites. Also, you can import sites into RankerX if they match the platforms it can post to. It's not 100% successful with imported sites but no software is.

I'm finding that the trick to automated links is to use really good content, add videos to the content, and generally make it good. This helps a lot.
 
I use both regularly. With Serengines your best bet is to have a bunch of catchall emails. I mainly use SEREngines on lower tiers. It can post to the same sites as RankerX (actually rankerX does way more sites but same premium sites), but it takes more work to have lots of control over campaign.

With RankerX, the success rate is very high. Overall it's much better platform for making Web 2.0 links. It's built for just that purpose so it does it really well.

Compared to SEO Autopilot and Money Robot, RankerX puts them to shame.

If you want to use SEREngines you'll first need to become proficient with GSA SER. SER costs $199 for SER and GSA Captcha Breaker - both excellent investments. SEREngines is only $14.99 per month so it's a lot cheaper than RankerX, but doesn't have as many features.

GSA SER is a great choice but there's a learning curve. It's very powerful and you can even write custom engines for it, but it's not as easy to use.

If it were me and funds were limited, I'd get SER and GSA Captcha Breaker (one time cost) and then keep RankerX. You also need to invest SEo Content Machine or GSA Content Machine and a quality spinner. I use Spin Rewriter and I think it's the best.

GSASER + GSA CB - $199 (one time)
25 Private Proxies: $25.00 (Instant Proxies, monthly)
Spin Rewriter: $97 (yearly)
SEO Content Machine: $27 (monthly)
RankerX: $49 (monthly)
SerEngines: $15 (monthly)

~$400 to start, ~$110 per month for ancillary stuff. You should probably also get a VPS from Ahead Host which is only $15.

I think you can accomplish your goal of diversifying links without SEREngines. Just get SER and let it scrape for sites. Also, you can import sites into RankerX if they match the platforms it can post to. It's not 100% successful with imported sites but no software is.

I'm finding that the trick to automated links is to use really good content, add videos to the content, and generally make it good. This helps a lot.
Thank you for useful information
 
Thank you for useful information
I requested info from SEREngines 3 days ago from their website and still haven't heard squat from them. Thinking about becoming a new customer of theirs, but if this is the kind of response they give for customer service, it's leaving a bad impression.
 
I use both regularly. With Serengines your best bet is to have a bunch of catchall emails. I mainly use SEREngines on lower tiers. It can post to the same sites as RankerX (actually rankerX does way more sites but same premium sites), but it takes more work to have lots of control over campaign.

With RankerX, the success rate is very high. Overall it's much better platform for making Web 2.0 links. It's built for just that purpose so it does it really well.

Compared to SEO Autopilot and Money Robot, RankerX puts them to shame.

If you want to use SEREngines you'll first need to become proficient with GSA SER. SER costs $199 for SER and GSA Captcha Breaker - both excellent investments. SEREngines is only $14.99 per month so it's a lot cheaper than RankerX, but doesn't have as many features.

GSA SER is a great choice but there's a learning curve. It's very powerful and you can even write custom engines for it, but it's not as easy to use.

If it were me and funds were limited, I'd get SER and GSA Captcha Breaker (one time cost) and then keep RankerX. You also need to invest SEo Content Machine or GSA Content Machine and a quality spinner. I use Spin Rewriter and I think it's the best.

GSASER + GSA CB - $199 (one time)
25 Private Proxies: $25.00 (Instant Proxies, monthly)
Spin Rewriter: $97 (yearly)
SEO Content Machine: $27 (monthly)
RankerX: $49 (monthly)
SerEngines: $15 (monthly)

~$400 to start, ~$110 per month for ancillary stuff. You should probably also get a VPS from Ahead Host which is only $15.

I think you can accomplish your goal of diversifying links without SEREngines. Just get SER and let it scrape for sites. Also, you can import sites into RankerX if they match the platforms it can post to. It's not 100% successful with imported sites but no software is.

I'm finding that the trick to automated links is to use really good content, add videos to the content, and generally make it good. This helps a lot.
preety good
 
Been using the SERengine for some time. The site list is pretty it - that's all you'll be able to get, and the success would depend on your proxies, the captcha solving tool that you use, and the emails used for the verification. If you satisfy all, then you will have better chances, but never 100% submissions, due to various reasons.
RX has better success, but sometime I do find setting it up to be kind of tedious.
 
I requested info from SEREngines 3 days ago from their website and still haven't heard squat from them. Thinking about becoming a new customer of theirs, but if this is the kind of response they give for customer service, it's leaving a bad impression.

James as SER Engines does not provide much support and pretty much just milks everyone's monthly subscription.

http://serengines.com

I see he spent quite a bit of time redoing his website but updates to his product are very rare.

You are better off finding another solution.
 
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