Sorting Site Lists in GSA SER

Been using GSA SER for about two weeks now and finally getting to a steady stream of manual/auto T1 creation (3-5 links/day), full auto T2&3 (100-500 links/day) for six web pages, four of which are money sites (one is an Etsy page, don't know if it matters). This means my site lists have been growing quite a bit, and progressively lower quality due to the ratio of verified 2s and 3s.

Was looking through a tutorial on cleaning site lists:

GSA Online: /discussion/6331/how-to-keep-gsa-ser-lists-clean-and-increase-your-lpm/p1

Having trouble with steps 1+2 which says to create a slew of projects, one for every type of engine and group them together in a "Sorting Project", without much detail on configuration or how to use it. I have started working towards creating campaigns in KontentMachine (KM) to autofill much of the info, but am unsure whether to pump to T2 sites or as disconnected a site as possible. Otherwise I was able to complete the rest of the tut with currently existing site lists and got

Another tutorial explains a similar concept for blog comments and image comments but using one project ("Sitecheck"):

BHW: /seo/tut-how-to-easily-build-huge-sites-lists-for-gsa-ser.605958/

This Sitecheck project is running now using non-revenue blog for image/blog comments generating less than 100 links a day, but I'm not satisfied with the half-complete first Sorting Projects (see below image). Any advice on picking up where the first tut left off would be greatly appreciated!

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If anything maybe another noob like myself will find this post and make good use of the tuts as well.

DCrip said:

Was looking through a tutorial on cleaning site lists:

GSA Online: /discussion/6331/how-to-keep-gsa-ser-lists-clean-and-increase-your-lpm/p1

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Judging from the URL i'm guessing its some sort of list filtering method. I published my own method here that is pretty extensive and might help you.

Another tutorial explains a similar concept for blog comments and image comments but using one project ("Sitecheck"):

BHW: /seo/tut-how-to-easily-build-huge-sites-lists-for-gsa-ser.605958/

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Same as above, I published my tutorial on building your own lists that may help you.

Shaunm said:

Judging from the URL i'm guessing its some sort of list filtering method. I published my own method here that is pretty extensive and might help you.



Same as above, I published my tutorial on building your own lists that may help you.

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Thanks! Can tell this will continue to be a bit of a process so I will make it a mission for this weekend.

Happened to see in one of your tuts that it was using google.com variations for anchor text, are you simply driving traffic back to Google instead of your own sites for this type of sorting/filtering?

DCrip said:

Happened to see in one of your tuts that it was using google.com variations for anchor text, are you simply driving traffic back to Google instead of your own sites for this type of sorting/filtering?

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Not sure what you mean here?

Shaunm said:

Not sure what you mean here?

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DCrip said:

Happened to see in one of your tuts that it was using google.com variations for anchor text, are you simply driving traffic back to Google instead of your own sites for this type of sorting/filtering?

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Ah I get what you mean, that's just an example project and its using Google as its target because you have to have a URL to save and activate the project. You can use https://www.url.com if you like, I just used Google. Those projects are not pushing traffic to anything its literally just a burner URL to get the project to run and filer links for my live projects.