[Tutorial] How to Create and Tier Web 2.0's (GSA SER)

somedevil · Nov 5, 2014

koolkake said:
To summarize, we are building a CONTEXTUAL ONLY tier to the web 2.0 and then pumping that tier with full spam blast links. I use to only build spam links to my web 2.0 property but have found that is an outdated technique and now simply a waste of time.

First off, Great post i learnt a lot from this.

Now I don't have any experience with GSA SER so i just watched a couple of tutorial videos on YouTube, however i still remain unclear about this bit of text. Correct me if i am wrong- You build another tier that points to the web 2.0 properties. Then you go on to blast that tier with GSA SER ? OR is the tier 3 built of backlinks from GSA SER ?

From what i see, GSA SER seems totally worth the money. I know of a guy selling his license for 70 bucks, might as well pick it up.

sbndnb · Nov 5, 2014

Great tutorial, bookmarked.
I've been wanting to get started with GSA for a while now, might actually give it a try.

flipzseo · Nov 5, 2014

Great post koolkake. This is exactly how I setup my SER campaigns. Some of my PRT graphs doing just Web 2.0's and some niche blog comments so far. This setup definitely works if you take the time to setup the campaign how koolkake outlined it. And do quality Web 2.0's from the get go.

koolkake · Nov 5, 2014

somedevil said:
First off, Great post i learnt a lot from this.

Now I don't have any experience with GSA SER so i just watched a couple of tutorial videos on YouTube, however i still remain unclear about this bit of text. Correct me if i am wrong- You build another tier that points to the web 2.0 properties. Then you go on to blast that tier with GSA SER ? OR is the tier 3 built of backlinks from GSA SER ?

Both tiers are built with GSA SER. The contextual links are built with SER with the contextual filters which I showed in the tutorial. So it looks like:
MoneySite <- web 2.0 (manual) tier 1 <- contextual links (GSA SER) tier 2 <- full spam links (GSA SER) tier 3

flipzseo said:
Great post koolkake. This is exactly how I setup my SER campaigns. Some of my PRT graphs doing just Web 2.0's and some niche blog comments so far. This setup definitely works if you take the time to setup the campaign how koolkake outlined it. And do quality Web 2.0's from the get go.

Glad I'm not the only one having success in terms of ranking with tiered web 2.0's!

Also, I have received questions about what keywords to put into GSA SER if you're using SER to scrape for your own sites and you aren't using a list. I use a list of top searched for keywords. Here's a list of 1 million keywords you can implement into your projects.
https://www.mediafire.com/?99r4yw6196xo343

SEORasta · Nov 5, 2014

Good info. I been out of he game but looking to jump back in in 2015..thanx for this

koolkake · Nov 7, 2014

SEORasta said:
Good info. I been out of he game but looking to jump back in in 2015..thanx for this

As long as it is properly implemented you should have no problems in the years to come.

online28 · Nov 9, 2014

Great Tutorial. Thank you very much.

I have few quotation about the content.

1.How many uniqueness of article should I use for tier 1 and 2?

2.Could I use spun article with 95% uniqueness in tier 1? (I may spin 1 article to 3-5 article for 3-5 web 2.0, is that ok?)

3.Besides, how many article should I have for building tier 2 link? ( I use GSA)

Many thanks

davids355 · Nov 9, 2014

Nice tutorial. I have a copy of GSA but not used it for a while, might fire it up again and give this a try.

koolkake · Nov 9, 2014

online28 said:
Great Tutorial. Thank you very much.

I have few quotation about the content.

1.How many uniqueness of article should I use for tier 1 and 2?

2.Could I use spun article with 95% uniqueness in tier 1? (I may spin 1 article to 3-5 article for 3-5 web 2.0, is that ok?)

3.Besides, how many article should I have for building tier 2 link? ( I use GSA)

Many thanks

1. just use superspun content and make sure it's over 90% unique.
2. yes
3. I use up to 5 superspun articles per project. I have been lazy and used those for several projects, but really, that's bad practice- especially if you're building a lot of links, like you will be doing on tier 3. In reality, tier 2 doesn't need that many spun articles because you're not building that many. 3 should be good for tier 2, 5 or more is good for tier 3

jbuidon · Nov 12, 2014

Nice tutorial. I don't have GSA SER yet but I am planing to buy next month. It helps a lot.

TacticalTechZone · Nov 13, 2014

Nice tutorial, thanks for the share. I have a question about your content.

You say that you are using super spun articles on tier 2. Are you manually spinning these by hand?

I assume you are not manually spinning articles for tier 3, probably kontent machine is good here?

Also are you allowing GSA to post more than 1 article per property on tier 2 and have it only link out on 1 article to make it look more natural?

If so, How many articles per web 2.0 property are you posting on tier 2?

thanks

koolkake · Nov 15, 2014

TacticalTechZone said:
Nice tutorial, thanks for the share. I have a question about your content.

You say that you are using super spun articles on tier 2. Are you manually spinning these by hand?

I assume you are not manually spinning articles for tier 3, probably kontent machine is good here?

Also are you allowing GSA to post more than 1 article per property on tier 2 and have it only link out on 1 article to make it look more natural?

If so, How many articles per web 2.0 property are you posting on tier 2?

thanks

I'm not spinning by hand. For me it would be way too much work because I'm running 10-20 campaigns at a time. I just use a spinner for these articles.

Kontent Machine and WAC are 2 good tools you can implement into GSA SER which make life a lot easier.

And yes, GSA SER is posting more than 1 article per property and it links out to one other authority article as well.

I usually load GSA SER up with 5 articles on tier 2 and 10 articles on tier 3.

Beastman · Nov 15, 2014

This method definitely works, I do something very similar myself. Ultimately the quality of your GSA list will be the limiting factor for how well you rank, and how competitive the terms are that you can tackle.

Combine it with some PBN links and you can rank for most search terms.

Kronic · Nov 15, 2014

This is a great tutorial. Thanks for posting this. I'm still trying to learn GSA in my limited time available for studying. Would love it if you posted more tutorials like this! Thanks again.

koolkake · Nov 18, 2014

Beastman said:
This method definitely works, I do something very similar myself. Ultimately the quality of your GSA list will be the limiting factor for how well you rank, and how competitive the terms are that you can tackle.

Combine it with some PBN links and you can rank for most search terms.

Yes, I think a big part of this is having a list to post to that isn't spammed to death. When Google evaluates a site and sees it has maybe only 100 indexed pages but the OBL on the domain is tens of thousands, that link is pretty much worthless. I've seen much better results buying private lists or scraping myself.

BassTrackerBoats · Nov 18, 2014

koolkake said:
Yes, I think a big part of this is having a list to post to that isn't spammed to death. When Google evaluates a site and sees it has maybe onlyOBL on the domain is tens of thousands, that link is pretty much worthless 100 indexed pages but the . I've seen much better results buying private lists or scraping myself.

Fixed that for ya, koolkake.

Thanksyouall · Nov 20, 2014

i test it for some days but no result yet. one question: what are the link types you try to create? I uncheck engines that use no contextual links and choose only article and article wiki to create links. This gives me a very low lpm and less than 100 verified urls daily. what's your setting? Thanks.

koolkake · Nov 20, 2014

Thanksyouall said:
i test it for some days but no result yet. one question: what are the link types you try to create? I uncheck engines that use no contextual links and choose only article and article wiki to create links. This gives me a very low lpm and less than 100 verified urls daily. what's your setting? Thanks.

You're referring to contextual tier, so follow the image in the OP so you "uncheck all engines that use no contextuals". Also, some "social network" engines have contextual posts. Anyways, you're getting low LPM because you're using highly filtered settings. That's going to be natural. Ways you can boost this is by buying really good auto approve GSA SER lists that offer good contextuals. I'm able to build several hundred contextuals per project daily. Then, of course, blast those contextuals after you make enough (or if your VPS can handle, let the spam tier run along with the contextual tier)

Thanksyouall · Nov 21, 2014

I do uncheck all engines that use no contextuals, but when you set up a new campaign, in the "Options" tab there is a "Filter URLs" section. You need to choose "Tyeps of Backlinks to create". Do you let it default or choose certain types? I only choose Article and Article-Wiki so I can only build less than 100 verified urls daily. I'm unable to find a guide that explains what these types of links mean and how they work. For example, if i choose Article and Profile links, does it mean it will update the profile with a link and then submite an article? Hope you can share some experience. Thanks very much.

waitier · Nov 21, 2014

What I don't understand is the spun articles.

Is the article the same? As in, once you spin it 3 times, those 3 are the same and SER just post the same 3 articles everywhere?

If so, isn't it seen as duplicate content?

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