is it worth it to use GSA Tools?

oluwa2345 said:

Hello, Keells from your writeup it shows you know better about GSA please I will be happy if you can help me to set it up I have wasted alot of money paying fake seo companies but they will just collect money without doing nothing.

Please let me know how to contact you, we can share money from the sales I will make I will also teach you something new.

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I don't offer SEO services or sell backlinks. I just use these tools myself to rank. After all, these are automation tools, so why not spend some time learning how to use them? Don't repeat the same mistake. Outsourcing GSA SER or any SEO tools to someone is the same as outsourcing to an SEO company. My advice is to learn it—it's really worth it. You can set it and forget it.

Buy some proxies, grab a good verified list, purchase SEO Content Machine or GSA Content Generator (both offer trials), and buy a catchall email or make one yourself, then set it up. You might waste some time initially, but it's not going to be a waste in the long run. If you're smart enough, you can kickstart your projects in less than two weeks.

I've heard GSA is great, but I have a lot of trouble setting it up. I definitely don't think it's easy for beginners to use.

I think it mainly depends on your keyword optimization

Well, It's still a useful tool for me and I think it is worth it.

Fiducia said:

Which tools? Search Engine Ranker?

From my experience, you can use it even for T1 und T2 links with the right filters, good content and target sites.

For T3, I'd rather suggest you to purchase a service offer here. It's cheaper and you don't have to purchase license, proxies, captchas, emails, content, etc.

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Could you recommend some good services for t1 links that use gsa ser?

Don’t waste your money on ranker x. Just build manual tier 1 on high da sites and then build contextual backlinks on them with GSA. Lastly, send all tier 1 and manually built links to an indexer.

AmazingParty said:

Could you recommend some good services for t1 links that use gsa ser?

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Commercial lists you mean? Not any!

Scrape your own lists or use other means / tools for T1 links.

It's still worth it. I think only RankerX and GSA are working effectively right now; the rest of the software is almost no longer updated

do you have any recommend for GSA linklist, proxy and emails? Thanks

Alybana said:

do you have any recommend for GSA linklist, proxy and emails? Thanks

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linklist: @ali.tab's service: https://www.blackhatworld.com/seo/p...t-high-lpm-high-vpm-moz-da-templates.1344362/
proxy: rayobyte shared datacenter for posting
emails: get your own cheap vps, a handful of cheap domains, set up a load of subdomains on those domains and use them for pop accounts

myway99 said:

Hey there! I've previously used GSA at my former company, and now that I'm at a new office, I'm considering purchasing it again. I'm wondering, though, is it truly worthwhile to invest in GSA Serp? My understanding is that GSA primarily supports tier 3 link building. Could you offer some advice? I'm not very experienced in this area.

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Yes, you can still invest in GSA serp and get good results. It depends on how you use the tool.

what are the best GSA tools still working atm?

Alybana said:

do you have any recommend for GSA linklist, proxy and emails? Thanks

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I agree with cherub in some like: I recommend checking out @ali.tab's service: https://www.blackhatworld.com/seo/premium-real-time-gsa-search-engine-ranker-verified-auto-approve-link-list-high-lpm-high-vpm-moz-da-templates.1344362/ They have a great linklist and it's definitely worth considering. as mentioned by cherub.

When it comes to proxies, it's important to consider what you'll need for GSA Ser. For XEvil, if you will use it, and it is high recomended which solves captchas, you'll need two kinds of proxies: IPv6 and IPv4. For IPv6, you can find many providers in the marketplace (I personally use https://buyproxies.org/), and for IPv4, you can consider https://reproxy.network/. Shared datacenter proxies for IPv6 are also a good option, as mentioned by cherub.

As for emails, if you're new to setting up, it may be more time and cost-effective to go with a service like https://www.zoho.com/ where you'll have to add 9 records. Alternatively, if you need something easier and in the GSA format, you can consider https://webmailhostings.com/. In the end, you may end up paying the same, but you won't have to build everything from scratch.