To give you food for thought xpressengine has like 100% success chance and is rediculously faster than any other one. If anyone is curious on the test data that I got send me a PM I can't post links lol
Cool sent you the link, hopefully you can put it up for others.
I use Lindexed and Linkilicious. For small runs I also keep an install of GSA Indexer for belt and braces, only for small runs less than 10,000 though it's useless for anything more than that.
For checking links I use ahrefs, majestic and the good old "www.domain.com" -site:www.domain.com trick for Google.
Google tricks aren't foolproof either but if you're building a burner it gives you a good idea if your links are getting indexed and how quickly.
Btw has anyone tried 1 hour backlinks? Any good? I'd be tempted if they really were discovered in 1 hour!
I don't actually use lists. I discovered a way to get unlimited keywords for my tier 3 / burner spam. Now I've a fair bit of computing power available I just compile a list of 1,000,000 keywords for a campaign and let it burn through them. Creating 10 separate projects and splitting the keywords 100,000 a piece seems to hit the sweet spot LPM wise.
Is the xeon faster that a Quad? Might give it a try if it's good.
That's a really smart way of getting it going faster.
I'd love to be really anal about trimming my verified lists but i'm way too lazy! If it's the choice between trimming the fat or hooking up another VPS I take the lazy ass route ha ha!
If you are not using lists, you are just scraping and not saving any verified links? That doesn't seem very efficient...I don't actually use lists. I discovered a way to get unlimited keywords for my tier 3 / burner spam. Now I've a fair bit of computing power available I just compile a list of 1,000,000 keywords for a campaign and let it burn through them. Creating 10 separate projects and splitting the keywords 100,000 a piece seems to hit the sweet spot LPM wise.
Is the xeon faster that a Quad? Might give it a try if it's good.
Not being jelly or nothing, but that's not your normal lpm when you only ran it for less than 2 minutes.. Try running it for 24 hours and take note of your lpm right before it resets if you want to figure it out.![]()
I have SER, CB, CS, GScraper, SB and several instances of Firefox running, so I can't use it on full power.
Set to verify ever two hours.
Wait, why is LPM important? Are we back to circa-2008-2010 when the quantity of links is all that matters?