Form Submitter - Should I use Scrapebox or something else?

[bradwbowman]

I want to submit forms on a bunch of websites and I own Scrapebox, I just don't have much time to get everything setup. I'm technical but pretty rusty with Scrapebox. How long do you think it would take me to go through and configure the form poster? It looks like I need to train a bunch of different forms and the success messages as well as hook up gsa captcha breaker to do some emulation inside of Scrapebox as well as have some other captcha breakers as backups.

Are there any other options that are more turnkey than the Scrapebox option that are reasonably priced? Or should I just bite the bullet and spend x number of hours configuring everything. I'm also willing to hire a consultant to setup everything for me as well. Thanks

 

[pocketttt]

no worth you time

 

[cryptexon]

no worth you time

Why do you think so?

 

[bradwbowman]

Why do you think so?

I see other people on Reddit and people like @loopline talking about how they use the form submitter and this is something I would definitely like to do. Any information would be appreciated.

 

[loopline]

What kind of forms?

Comment?

Contact?

Something else?

It kind of depends on the type of form.

as for scrapebox you would have to train whatever you want to submit to, if its not one of the default trained forms. As to how long, I it depends. Some forms will go really fast, you might spend 10 mins or 15 mins on it and its done. Others will prove a pain in the rear end because you have to pull out the debugger and look and see why its not working.

 

[bradwbowman]

What kind of forms?

Comment?

Contact?

Something else?

It kind of depends on the type of form.

as for scrapebox you would have to train whatever you want to submit to, if its not one of the default trained forms. As to how long, I it depends. Some forms will go really fast, you might spend 10 mins or 15 mins on it and its done. Others will prove a pain in the rear end because you have to pull out the debugger and look and see why its not working.

Thanks for the response. I have about 40,000 websites and I just want to have the contact form filled out with name / question and then whatever other fields they have...as that can vary.

So obviously these 40K websites are going to have all different types of forms. How do I figure out all of the different types of forms I need to train from this list / what is the best process to go through in order to get a decent % of these forms submitted? I've watched some of your videos but I don't think this was part was addressed and I was a little confused. If all of the info is in there I can watch them again as it's been a few weeks. Thanks

 

[loopline]

Thanks for the response. I have about 40,000 websites and I just want to have the contact form filled out with name / question and then whatever other fields they have...as that can vary.

So obviously these 40K websites are going to have all different types of forms. How do I figure out all of the different types of forms I need to train from this list / what is the best process to go through in order to get a decent % of these forms submitted? I've watched some of your videos but I don't think this was part was addressed and I was a little confused. If all of the info is in there I can watch them again as it's been a few weeks. Thanks

Process of elimination.

Run them all thru with a generic message like "hey thanks for this info, have a great day"

or whatever or just like

hey I have a question, how do I st

just a broken sentence that looks like there was a tech problem.


run them with all generic info and see what percentage is success. Export success and non success. I also have an updated engine file on scrapebox faq you can load in. Its just default engines, but updated success responses.

then once you export failed you start working on them. See if you can find some commonalities. Build in that form. then post again, save off success and add to your list then export failed.

Keep going as you chip away at the list.

 

[pocketttt]

Why do you think so?

because you need to send 2m messages for 1 lead

 

[loopline]

because you need to send 2m messages for 1 lead

Then your doing it wrong or your 1 lead is for selling something MASSIVE. I make money doing contact form marketing every day for many different clients.

 

[pocketttt]

Then your doing it wrong or your 1 lead is for selling something MASSIVE. I make money doing contact form marketing every day for many different clients.

You must be the unique, because i saw lot threads of people dont making any with contact form marketing

 

[loopline]

You must be the unique, because i saw lot threads of people dont making any with contact form marketing

i konw plenty of people that make a lot of money with it. However it is definitely not cut and dry, there are a lot of moving parts and a lot of ways to make it not work well.

None the less, I hope you get it sorted!