Ultimate Guide to GSA SER

Ricky1986

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OK, so over the last few months I've been learning little bits and I started with scrapebox which I am now on pretty good terms with.
but to take my link building to the next level I have purchased GSA SER but I'm not sure on what I am doing whats is people best practices, how to and anything more I need to know. to get the most out of the software.
 
Thanks it looks like a lot of reading but im on it.
 
Its working but I hate gsa SER. Domains like to die quick! Nevertheless its great tool but ive had some headaches trying to get it working properly just to learn later that most my links are dead 2 months later!
 
I saw some "2017 SEO" forecasts/reports saying that the recent 2017 google updates really weakened GSA SER?

Is this true at all? Maybe its only weakened for medium+ competitive niches? But for a no competition 1000/month keyword web 2.0s + GSA SER is one of the best way to rank?
 
I saw some "2017 SEO" forecasts/reports saying that the recent 2017 google updates really weakened GSA SER?

Is this true at all? Maybe its only weakened for medium+ competitive niches? But for a no competition 1000/month keyword web 2.0s + GSA SER is one of the best way to rank?

Still working fine for me. I use web 2.0s + GSA along with some URL shorteners for parasites and they work great. If I need an extra push I purchase PBN links from here and usually does the job.

Also use it for tier 2 on money sites
 
Still working fine for me. I use web 2.0s + GSA along with some URL shorteners for parasites and they work great. If I need an extra push I purchase PBN links from here and usually does the job.

Also use it for tier 2 on money sites

how do you use URL shorteners? which tier, how many and how many links do you send to each?
 
@patlang I use 10-20 shorteners pointing to each web 2.0. Then I build blog comments, forum profiles, and contextuals (articles, social networks, wiki).

I build another tier of blog comments and contextuals pointing to the do follow links in the first tier.

Then use blog comments to index the last tier of contextuals. I also build some .gov and .edu links using GSA directly to the site.

I build under 100 links a day to do follow contextual links in my tiers. Have it scheduled to post automatically.

I filter my verified list thoroughly though so all the domains used are being indexed recently by Google.
 
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@patlang I use 10-20 shorteners pointing to each web 2.0. Then I build blog comments, forum profiles, and contextuals (articles, social networks, wiki).

I build another tier of blog comments and contextuals pointing to the do follow links in the first tier.

Then use blog comments to index the last tier of contextuals. I also build some .gov and .edu links using GSA directly to the site.

I build under 100 links a day to do follow contextual links in my tiers. Have it scheduled to post automatically.

I filter my verified list thoroughly though so all the domains used are being indexed recently by Google.

ohh smart guy, arent you scared to point the blogcomments dirrectly at your webs tho? these sometimes get to humongous big OBL
 
So when you build backlinks to your web 2.0 you use URL shorteners like bit.ly?
 
ohh smart guy, arent you scared to point the blogcomments dirrectly at your webs tho? these sometimes get to humongous big OBL

Blog Comments are mostly for diversity. And also web 2.0s can't be penalized so I don't really care much. Still do my best to keep the OBL low but you're right, OBL can get huge.
 
Blog Comments are mostly for diversity. And also web 2.0s can't be penalized so I don't really care much. Still do my best to keep the OBL low but you're right, OBL can get huge.

If web20 cannot be penalized then what is the purpose of using all those links via url shorten?
 
If web20 cannot be penalized then what is the purpose of using all those links via url shorten?

It's just another way to add power to your web 2.0s. I link directly to them as well as build links to the link shorteners. Also adds some diversity.
 
Wow, I fell like back to 2013 again hearing GSA is still used ..
 
I saw some "2017 SEO" forecasts/reports saying that the recent 2017 google updates really weakened GSA SER?

Is this true at all? Maybe its only weakened for medium+ competitive niches? But for a no competition 1000/month keyword web 2.0s + GSA SER is one of the best way to rank?

sure. else you can fire up scrapebox with a tier 5 commentblast like m. woodworm suggested 4 years ago..
 
Tools can always work provided they are put to correct use. Refer to the GSA forums for specific discussions about this tool.
 
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