GSA SER unique domains vs URLs is the reason a “million URL” list can still throw no targets to post to after a few hours. Vendors often advertise millions of URLs. Truth is SER, on most engines, will not post 40 URLs on the same host. Comments and guestbooks are the usual exceptions. The number…
A GSA SER verified list is worth it if the folder is constantly being updated with fresh, verified targets. A zip with “verified” in the filename is how people often get scammed when trying to buy a GSA SER verified list. You already run GSA Search Engine Ranker. You already buy a VPS, proxies, and…
A GSA SER DA/PA sorted list is a target folder someone ran through Moz to grab the DA and PA of the URL you are about to post to. DA and PA describe the target, not your post Domain Authority (DA) is Moz’s score for the domain. Page Authority (PA) is Moz’s score for the…
A GSA SER OBL filter skips pages that already have too many outbound links. OBL is a count on the page you are about to post to, so if you want a tighter subset, you set the filter on your project and you accept fewer targets. OBL is outbound links on the page you post…
A GSA SER verified list is target URLs that were posted to and then confirmed live. A ZIP of text files with “verified” in the filename or a .SL file uploaded last year often contains nothing but dead target sites that cannot be posted to. GSA SER does not “verify” a URL by recognizing a…