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- Dangerous to let run GSA campaign 24/7 > T1 (web 2.0) links?
- I am running GSA on a VPS and I let it run 24/7 to my T1 (web 2.0) links. Is doing that dangerous? Like will it hurt my money site?
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- Thanks in advance for your help and replies!
- Always want to learn more regarding SEO :).
- I wonder this myself every time there is a G update. So I test it and from my tests I can't draw any conclusive answers. The biggest concerns I have is the engine selection, sitelists, scheduled posting settings, and available resources you have to constantly run GSA projects (depending on how many projects you intend to run 24/7).
- if I understand you right, then your money site backlinks should include not only those from your web 2.0 network but from other sources too.
- In such a case you will hopely not do any harm to your ranking.
- This question has plethora of answers.
- In case you blindly run 100 links each day.
- Out of those only 10 stay there and just 1 is detected by Google it would be hardly noticeable.
- In case you build 10000 links each day.
- Out of those 9700 do stay there and 8000 are detected by Google it would be noticeable.
- This is so relevant and has hundreds of potential answers based on the variables, yet without final answer.
- Yea I would say just keep an eye on your link velocity and don't go too far overboard with it.
- with that said, I've heard of people spamming a million links to a G Site and ranking so it all depends on your tier 1 properties and how much heat they can handle.
- **Or, if you're super concerned about it then simply add an extra layer of web 2.0's using the SERengines plugin and post spun content on them and then blast those with the lower quality engines.
- Yea I would say just keep an eye on your link velocity and don't go too far overboard with it.
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- Thanks for your advice. Cleared things up for me :)!
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