Permanently Closed Marketplace Sales Thread

[deki33]

I got email from you. I guess I had buy this in past.
So, do we get new updated videos for free?

 

[donaldbeck]

If you already bought it, the updates are free. They are in the case study folder.

 

[hlnothingsiu]

If using niche related keywords, then how many link will I get when using your technique?

 

[davids355]

Just ordered.
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[donaldbeck]

If using niche related keywords, then how many link will I get when using your technique?

I don't do it, and I don't think you can really use SER to automatically build a niche related list. You might want to look into building your own PBN if this is what you want.

If your website is about.... dolphins... or whatever, and people who sell lists all find around 40-50k domains per list, how many of those are going to be specifically about dolphins? Probably right around 0.

Just ordered.
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You'll all setup. Sorry for the wait, I was sleeping.

 

[davids355]

Just wanted to say again that this video guide was 100% worth the money - it's been the foundation for some great ideas to get so much more from GSA. Really happy that I purchased, and I would recommend it to anyone who is serious about using GSA.

 

[donaldbeck]

Just wanted to say again that this video guide was 100% worth the money - it's been the foundation for some great ideas to get so much more from GSA. Really happy that I purchased, and I would recommend it to anyone who is serious about using GSA.

Thanks for the review!

 

[cozziola]

How much time needs to be spent scraping your own lists? How many proxies will i need?

 

[donaldbeck]

I recommend a proxy service in the videos, but there are lots to choose from.

It doesn't take very long. Maybe 10 minutes per day.

 

[qleapent]

Hi, I've paid for the video course, please send me the access link:
Purchase ID3603194

 

[qleapent]

Hi, I tried to pm you but it says I need 15 posts to do so. I've sent you a message from gsa forum.

 

[donaldbeck]

You should be all setup, let me know if you have any trouble.

 

[TheEditor]

Just ordered. Purchase ID 3626136. Got the download; looking forward to the videos.

 

[donaldbeck]

I PM'd and emailed you.

 

[TheEditor]

Have responded.

 

[donaldbeck]

You should be setup now, let me know if you have any trouble.

 

[slim_dusty]

I enjoyed the free tutorials on your website, so now time to check out the videos.

Made a purchase: https://www.paypal.com/au/cgi-bin/webscr?cmd=_view-a-trans&id=9AS948689C320760G

Got the download and looking forward to getting the videos as well.

 

[donaldbeck]

I just woke up, I'm going to contact you now.

 

[childwarrior]

Hi Donald,


Noob here so this may seem like a silly question. If I start scraping for my own list, how can I tell if it is really "fresh" and not a bunch of links that other GSA users have already scraped and spammed to death?


I mean, if I get a fresh scrape of new sites, those could be old urls that other people have found and used many times before me.


Hope I'm making sense here. Just need your expert opinion as I'm still in the learning curve of using GSA and am just about to buy your tutorial.


Thanks!

 

[donaldbeck]

Well personally I don't worry about this, so I don't have a step by step tutorial or anything.

Off the top of my head, it depends on a few things. For a platform like drupal, often times there is a number in the URL. If the post you just made is #3,000,000, you should stay away. If it's # 200, it's ok.

If the platform you are targeting does not have a visual cue as to the state of its spamminess, then you could do a site:domain.com search combined with spam anchor texts. site:domain.com "payday loans" for example.

You could easily automate the 2nd example for a large amount of domains. Just use a few different well known spam keywords, and then anything that ends up with results should probably be removed from your SER list. This can all be automated.