Tier 1 links with scrapebox and gsa ser

Hello everyone, could you please point me in the right direction on how to gather site lists with scrapebox and then filter them so I can build tier 1 with gsa and the sites from the given list. Please anything would work - a thread, a link , an article, your own idea or a thread from the GSA forum. I am getting serious with this stuff so I would really appreciate your help. Thanks!

The best links for the first tier are guest posting, web2.0niche relevant forum posts and blog comments.

You can achieve web2.0's task with automation tools, but for the other tasks you have to do it manually.

To obtain Tier 1 links, focus exclusively on Google and disregard other search engines.

Utilize Scrapebox's 'Detailed Harvester' feature and set it to scrape using a single thread. Once the scraping is complete, proceed to process the results through selected engines using GSA SER, ensuring they are identified and verified according to GSA's engines. After verification, sort the results using your preferred filters.

Options include free filters like Yandex, but I don't recommend these unless you are constrained by budget or indifferent to the quality of Tier 1 links. Superior options include Majestic or, at a minimum, Moz.These filters can be integrated either with GSA alone or as a Scrapebox add-on. You will have to use their API which costs.

Be aware that this is a time-consuming process. However, the task can be automated using Scrapebox's Automator feature.

PS : If you found quality targets they are much and goldmines also so much better than PBN links , Web2.0s which comes with lot of footprints and not normal at all. So your hard work is not going to waste.

Never give up!

with GSA, no one knows exactly what will work.
you need submit to at least 10000 contextual (at least), with 3 tiers (5 preferred) structure, and a few will give you the juice.

GSA links aren't recommended directly to the main website, I did many tests in the past and enabled so many filters but had no luck in getting the targeted goal.

Scraping a list is time-consuming because you need lots of proxies and footprints.

The best solution is, to go to, BHW marketplace or Seoclerk and order GSA service from 3 to 5 sellers, once you receive the links, compile the list and clear the URL like duplicate, etc with scrapebox and you have a unique list, then test it on random domains, you will have the results.

ciphercipher1 said:

Hello everyone, could you please point me in the right direction on how to gather site lists with scrapebox and then filter them so I can build tier 1 with gsa and the sites from the given list. Please anything would work - a thread, a link , an article, your own idea or a thread from the GSA forum. I am getting serious with this stuff so I would really appreciate your help. Thanks!

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I am a former scraper and quit years ago... Instead, I just buy link lists and subscribe to services as it's cheaper, and you don't have to spend a hell of a time on unwanted things.

To have 100,000 unique root domains [preferably <<50obl /acceptable metrics ], you will have to waste thousands of dollars on residential proxies [webshare etc costs least $200 on limited bandwith ,google verify ], your time, and mostly waste your project, which will eventually demotivate you. Instead, grab a link list and focus on creating continuous GSA projects.

If you just want to scrape Google, at least try Hrefer instead of Scrapebox. cause scrapebox will scrape millions of duplicates than hrefer.

But if you really want to see results, just run GSA SER with a good environment and focus on posting instead of scraping / filtering out junks.

there are many sellers , services to automate stuff i would more focus on other gsa stuffs than scraping.

i even created a thread month ago about this lol

The SEO said:

GSA links aren't recommended directly to the main website, I did many tests in the past and enabled so many filters but had no luck in getting the targeted goal.

Scraping a list is time-consuming because you need lots of proxies and footprints.

The best solution is, to go to, BHW marketplace or Seoclerk and order GSA service from 3 to 5 sellers, once you receive the links, compile the list and clear the URL like duplicate, etc with scrapebox and you have a unique list, then test it on random domains, you will have the results.

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i use gsa for my all tiers. i just don't over kill it. with open ai you can create 1st tier gsa projects in no time.... i wish it support dall-e too for image generation

ciphercipher1 said:

Hello everyone, could you please point me in the right direction on how to gather site lists with scrapebox and then filter them so I can build tier 1 with gsa and the sites from the given list. Please anything would work - a thread, a link , an article, your own idea or a thread from the GSA forum. I am getting serious with this stuff so I would really appreciate your help. Thanks!

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If you're interested in learning about scraping, check out Loopline's YouTube channel and his blog. Some of the information may be outdated, but it's still valuable for understanding the basics. If you plan to scrape Google, you might need to use a detailed harvester that only supports a single thread at a time. Using multiple footprints with fewer keywords will yield a more unique output. For sorting, you can use the Scrapebox addon, but you'll need multiple MOZ APIs for that. I am using 5 copies of Xrumer and 8 copies of SBs. I would vouch for Xrumer for specific tasks. However, if you're a newbie, try to learn Scrapebox first.

So what I get from you guys is that I rather use alredy developed lists instead of scraping my own? Dont you think those lists will get raped by GSA users? And i am not talking about the newbies like myself but more like the guys running 30 gsa copies on different servers and building links 24/7.
Also I was thinking of just developing good looking social media + social media posts and web 2.0 properties + mix them with some no follows as tier 1. Ik the no follows pass no link juice but it will look more natural(or i might be delusional). After that blast those all urls with GSA with the keywords + good footprints that i got from scrapebox and such. My main concern is that not to bring a negative effect to the domains

Also do you guys think that the Matthew Woodward course is still relevant today?

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So what I get from you guys is that I rather use alredy developed lists instead of scraping my own? Dont you think those lists will get raped by GSA users? And i am not talking about the newbies like myself but more like the guys running 30 gsa copies on different servers and building links 24/7.
Also I was thinking of just developing good looking social media + social media posts and web 2.0 properties + mix them with some no follows as tier 1. Ik the no follows pass no link juice but it will look more natural(or i might be delusional). After that blast those all urls with GSA with the keywords + good footprints that i got from scrapebox and such. My main concern is that not to bring a negative effect to the domains

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If you're thinking about scraping outside of Google or similar indexing engines, which is basically impossible, that's also not too useful It's always under the radar of your competitors and everyone else. Just take a look at the backlink profiles using any tool or third-party services like Ahrefs or majestic keyword Explorer. You'll see a crazy amount of overlap in ref domains. It's just how the internet works – everything is interconnected.

So, whether you're a newbie or a seasoned vet, creating an everlasting, invincible link list just isn't gonna happen. That's why folks are always checking for live links daily.

As for scraping your own lists or buying one, that's totally your call. Either way, you're gonna face link list saturation. It's a common thing in the SEO world, so no sweat. The important thing is to just keep building those links.

Remember, sustainable link building and keeping those links active is key. It's a basic yet crucial part of the backlinking strategy

SativaBuzz said:

If you're thinking about scraping outside of Google or similar indexing engines, which is basically impossible, that's also not too useful It's always under the radar of your competitors and everyone else. Just take a look at the backlink profiles using any tool or third-party services like Ahrefs or majestic keyword Explorer. You'll see a crazy amount of overlap in ref domains. It's just how the internet works – everything is interconnected.

So, whether you're a newbie or a seasoned vet, creating an everlasting, invincible link list just isn't gonna happen. That's why folks are always checking for live links daily.

As for scraping your own lists or buying one, that's totally your call. Either way, you're gonna face link list saturation. It's a common thing in the SEO world, so no sweat. The important thing is to just keep building those links.

Remember, sustainable link building and keeping those links active is key. It's a basic yet crucial part of the backlinking strategy

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^^ This is so true. This is where GSA re-verifying comes in handy!

Also you can filter out with OBL few.

DailyVlogerz said:

^^ This is so true. This is where GSA re-verifying comes in handy!

Also you can filter out with OBL few.

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Yes, especially on tiered-level GSA campaigns. If a one link broke then its not going to pass the juice. This is where many fail. Most newbies blindly build lower tiers without verifying it.

ciphercipher1 said:

Also do you guys think that the Matthew Woodward course is still relevant today?

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Hmm, I'm not sure about him. He's got an agency, and he used to color everything in pink. I think I'll pass on this.

ciphercipher1 said:

Hello everyone, could you please point me in the right direction on how to gather site lists with scrapebox and then filter them so I can build tier 1 with gsa and the sites from the given list. Please anything would work - a thread, a link , an article, your own idea or a thread from the GSA forum. I am getting serious with this stuff so I would really appreciate your help. Thanks!

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you can buy pre package link lists.