@ Physaux,
I just saw your example of using scrapebox (see quote below). Man this is huge! I dont know how you did it. I have read your post several times but I still dont know what I am doing wrong.
- I used private proxies from proxybonanza
- I wrote good coments as you suggested and spinned the hell out of them
- I only had 50% suxesrate (not 80%)
What are your settings in scrapebox? Do you use delay? How many connections have you configured for posting?
- after posting I had 0 links found by the linkchecker. Isn't this strange? I posted 5000 comments and 50% were succesfull
How do you harvest your URLs? Do you just search for random words or niche-specific words? Do you set a timespan in scrapebox, so maybe u just harvest the latest blogposts?
I mean what is the missing link here that it works with you but not with me.
I dont get it
. Has Someone an idea what I am doing wrong?
Thank you very much.
I just saw your example of using scrapebox (see quote below). Man this is huge! I dont know how you did it. I have read your post several times but I still dont know what I am doing wrong.
- I used private proxies from proxybonanza
- I wrote good coments as you suggested and spinned the hell out of them
- I only had 50% suxesrate (not 80%)
What are your settings in scrapebox? Do you use delay? How many connections have you configured for posting?
- after posting I had 0 links found by the linkchecker. Isn't this strange? I posted 5000 comments and 50% were succesfull
How do you harvest your URLs? Do you just search for random words or niche-specific words? Do you set a timespan in scrapebox, so maybe u just harvest the latest blogposts?
I mean what is the missing link here that it works with you but not with me.
I dont get it
Thank you very much.
Hey guys, I wanna post/showoff my real results to motivate you guys, or convince anyone who still has not purchased.
Here are my top results from a posting spree a few days back:
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-post platform: WP
-total bandwidth (is not exact, this includes my other posting spree from a few days ago too, I did not get a chance to record exactly the bandwidth this one wave cost me, just how much I used up once I finished it. This includes scraping, link checkingx2): ~4.0GB
-total bandwidth costs(120+ private proxies): 4*$1.2= $4.80
-post time: ~2 hours
-posted from: Windows Xp in VM. Max UpSpeed: 50kb/s, Max DownSpeed: 800kb/s
-total posts: 6261 (including 'normal mode' and 'slow mode')
-successful posts: 5211
-post success rate: 83%
-links detected with linkcheck after posting: 141
-links detected after 5 days (for moderators to process): ~3041
-comments accepted by moderator: 2900 (this is where the quality of your comments counts)
And so, for less than 5$, and about 45 minutes of work (writing good comments), without a dedicated server, I have made almost 3k backlinks! And these are backlinks on established pages with good PR that will grow in strength over time!
End result:
5$ + 45min = 3k backlinks = Scrapebox ROCKS!!!
*The catch? Well there is no catch. Don't expect to get this high results all the time and without quality comments and private proxies. Remember the ultimate purpose of the comments is to convince the moderator that your comments is not spam, but a nice comment he wants to share with and show off to his viewers. He wants to feel that he is a good writer... Also remember, the better your comments, the more tough moderators they will penetrate. Tough moderators are good for you in this case, because they keep out the crappy spam, and so the page will have less outbound links, and thus more link-juice for your url!!
-for this posting spree, I had over 15 comments spun like crazy! But also kept human and nice looking!
Always think, what type of comment would you approve? So take the time to write good comments, and spin them A LOT!!
I know there are people out there who are doing better than me, but I just noticed there weren't really and real 'results' posted in this thread by customers, so I figured I'd set the bar for the rest of you!
EDIT: I may have confused some people when I said 'private proxies'. By 'private proxies' I meant purchased 'shared proxies' from pr0xyb0n@nza, as opposed to open proxies that everyone else uses