I've been watching Matthew Woodward's videos and he uses Ultimate Demon to build tier 1 links and GSA SER for Tier 2 and 3 links. Can anyone please explain why? Thanks.
Also as my budget is low at the moment, is it possible to use cracked versions of GSA SER, Kontent Machine 3, Ultimate Demon and any captcha solvers?
I would have to read more of Matthews blog to find his reasons for that. As as for cracked versions of software. I would recommended buying them. This makes sure you get all the up dates as and when they are released. There is normally a lot of updates. Gsa ser isn't expensive for what you get and it's a one off payment. Well worth the investment.
GSA SER as per my experience is the best link building tool. The tutorial is outdated already and what is say is you must follow Jacobking tutorial on tiered link building. And that will explain why GSA SER is better tool for automated backlink building.
I can't find the tutorial for Jacob King. I typed Jacob King Tiered Link Building in search and first result is http://www.jacobking.com/broken-tiered-link-building. But the link won't open so I don't know if it's the right link.
He gets more commission from UD. /Thread Don't believe anything the guy says. His recommendations are mediocre at best and often purely based on commercial interests.
If Matthew Woodwards tutorial is outdated, does anyone know if there is an updated tutorial out there?
It's not just GSA SER, I would need to buy scrapebox, GSA SER, Kontent Machine, Captcha Breaker, The best spinner, Rank Tracker, Ahrefs and a host of other stuff that will break the bank. Not to mention a VPS plan and proxies. It will be the first time I'm doing any of this.
There's no any updated tutorial for GSA, head over to GSA SER Forum and read the posts and ask questions if you've something related to it. As per your main question, I wouldn't recommend using GSA for 1st tier. Create 5/10 web2.0s with at least 95% unique content + 1 image and a video. Post minimum 5 useful content in each of the web2.0 and then use social bookmark, high authority article directories and web2.0s as your 2nd tier and then use GSA SER for your third and lower tiers.
I don't understand something. The tier 1 links will consist of web2.0 that have an article in it with a link that leads back to my money site. But how do tier 2 links lead back to tier 1 links? Also the video showed him scraping a list of targets that he posted the content onto for tier 1 but he didn't scrape another list of links for tier 2 but imported the links from tier 1 in? Shit I thought I understood this but I've confused the fuck out of myself
2.0 Blogs are one type of link. You also have blog comments, URL Shortening, Wiki Links, Track Backs, and so on. You have plenty of options. The problem is some are lower quality and do not exactly work best long term. Your tier one are high quality. What points to your tier one, or tier two or three, can be any other type of link, namely blog comments because they are cheap and easy. So tier one links point to money site. Tier two links point to tier one, gives them juice. Think medium quality like Wiki links. Tier three is normally spam. You throw everything and anything at your tier two links. Keep in mind, this applies to a traditional tier model. A lot of variation exists.
You want your tier 1 to be good quality content. You should always try to do manual building for these links. Use automated softwares for the lower tiers.
You can use GSA SER to build first tier links. You just have to be extremely careful about filtering options and link velocity.
Thank you for your replies everyone. I appreciate them. For tier 1 links, Matthew Woodward imports a keyword specific scraped target link list into Ultimate demon for his content to be submitted onto. But then when he builds Tier 2 links on GSA he doesn't do this. Does GSA SER have a database of sites to submit onto?
Almost everywhere in the forum recommends hand-bulit Web 2.0s as tier 1 and save the automated tools for the lower tiers
If you have a crap ton of unique high quality articles lying around, there's nothing stopping you from distributing them to PR3+ article directories with GSA SER
It all depends how good your settings are, easier is to make manually tier 1 because you control everything than mess with software. GSA is great for any links, if you manage to configure it right.
