★★★ Supercharge GSA Search Engine Ranker With PA and DA... RANK Like it's 2012 Again ★★★

[emptee_m]

(06-02-2015 06:05 PM)cassanova378 Wrote:  do i need majestic subscription when using your software ?

Nope ;)

[lesid]

REVIEW:

This software works perfectly. PR is done being updated... it's still useful as a filter to find established sites that got their PR before the updates stopped rolling out, but if you only use PR as a filter in SER you will be missing out on tons of great sites developed in the last couple of years that have great stats, just no PR.

The fact that he somehow managed to program something that pulls Majestic and MOZ data without an API or account is mind boggling. Maybe all data is being channeled through own accounts? However he is doing it, the results are incredible. The program runs effortlessly and barely makes a dent in system resources.

For advanced SER users this software is a must. Trust Flow is possibly the best indicator of the overall health and authority of a domain, and now you can filter all your submissions based on TF... Amazing! Sven (GSA Developer) must be scratching his head LOL

On top of that, the customer support is unparallelled. i had a small weird issue with set up in that my hosts file was somehow corrupted by other software from months ago.... I reached out to the OP here on the forum, and literally within minutes he was on skype with me, did a quick Teamviewer session, sorted out the issue in not time, and had my set up running smoothly.

Turns out the guys is also an IT specialist with 10 years under his belt, and that certainly showed with how fast he was able to trouble shoot my system issues. Having a guy like that develop and support your software is the best reassurance you can get that you have a quality product on your hands.

I'm a very happy customer.

Thanks OP!

[bilmer]

(05-04-2015 06:44 PM)dmaphia Wrote:  At $27 there is no way this tool could do Majestic TF data. Their API is a huge monthly. If TF was the filter I'd buy
in a heartbeat but there's no way you're going to get that data without tapping in to their api and charging a huge
monthly fee.

If you know something I don't know you can PM me privately and I'll buy but I develop my own apps that require
Majestic data and you can't get around paying the API fees.

I came across the article below which says that there is a high correlation (0.82) between PA and TF. This suggests that the two metrics are mostly measuring the same thing, and can thus be substituted for each other.

http://90digital.com/reports/majestic-tr...-5520.html

[emptee_m]

(06-12-2015 01:15 AM)bilmer Wrote:  

(05-04-2015 06:44 PM)dmaphia Wrote:  At $27 there is no way this tool could do Majestic TF data. Their API is a huge monthly. If TF was the filter I'd buy
in a heartbeat but there's no way you're going to get that data without tapping in to their api and charging a huge
monthly fee.

If you know something I don't know you can PM me privately and I'll buy but I develop my own apps that require
Majestic data and you can't get around paying the API fees.

I came across the article below which says that there is a high correlation (0.82) between PA and TF. This suggests that the two metrics are mostly measuring the same thing, and can thus be substituted for each other.

http://90digital.com/reports/majestic-tr...-5520.html

Hey bilmer,

Thanks for the input - PR Jacker does actually use Majestic TF/CF, not some weird correlated data from PA :)

This can easily be confirmed by anyone who uses it, as you can simply look up the TF for any of the URLS that go through it and see that it's the same as what's reported by PR Jacker.

Very interesting article though!

[delsworld]

Just bought thanks

[FordPrefect]

I picked this up yesterday and I'm really digging it. I love the fact that I'm no longer bound by the antiquated PR rating.

I'm not exactly sure how it works, though I have an idea, and it's led me to another thought. Can this be used in conjunction with Gscraper so that the PR queries pulled by Gscraper are run through PR jacker to have a pre-filtered list of properties with the desired, TF, PA, DA, etc?

[emptee_m]

(06-25-2015 01:32 PM)FordPrefect Wrote:  I picked this up yesterday and I'm really digging it. I love the fact that I'm no longer bound by the antiquated PR rating.

I'm not exactly sure how it works, though I have an idea, and it's led me to another thought. Can this be used in conjunction with Gscraper so that the PR queries pulled by Gscraper are run through PR jacker to have a pre-filtered list of properties with the desired, TF, PA, DA, etc?

Hi Mate,

Welcome mate - glad you're liking it so far! Not 100% sure what you mean by this.. but flick me an email, I'm sure we can work something out :)

[cassanova378]

hi, do i have to use private proxy using your tools ?

can i filter if i want to post only TF > 10 and DA > 10 for example?

[emptee_m]

(07-31-2015 05:11 AM)cassanova378 Wrote:  hi, do i have to use private proxy using your tools ?

can i filter if i want to post only TF > 10 and DA > 10 for example?

Hi cassanova378,

You don't have to use proxies, but I recommend that you do to be safe - you can use the same proxies you use in SER, you shouldn't need any additional ones :)

You can absolutely filter like that - just get in touch after purchase and I'll show you how :)

[FuckTheSystem]

Defiantly planning on buying this when i have the money, looks very promising.