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what kind of blog can we use instead of the one listed? movable type .. etc ..
 
It's certainly amazing how much people rely on ScrapeBox, yesterday the scrapebox.com server went down for 14 minutes and the backup server kicked in flawlessly and the tool was functional the whole time.

In that 14 minutes i had 3 support emails about couldn't download addons,

I think this is testamount to the huge number of sales Sweetfunny has made from Scrapebox in only 3 months. It's pretty scary, all these people using Scrapebox ...I wonder if it's become much harder to get approved blog comments these days for this reason alone.

PS. friendly request, could I please get my license code :D
 
may I know how much does these proxies costs and how many are recommended to run scrapebox?
 
may I know how much does these proxies costs and how many are recommended to run scrapebox?

info about which proxy providers users have reported is listed at least three times in this thread, and that only counts my post. Others have also posted their own experiences in this thread.

As far as prices, you'd be best advised to get the prices from the providers themselves.

peace,
gregs.
 
I have been using scrapebox for quite a while now and have a few questions about it.

1. Blogengine blogs. Have I completely tapped them out? It seems like no matter what keywords I use, I get mostly the same ones over and over again. I see a lot of other scrapeboxers on those blogs too, It's like we all are meeting on blogengine blogs as if it were a convention!

2. Custom Footprints. What other CMS packages can scrapebox do besides blogengine, wordpress and movable type?

3. How does scrapebox decide what text to put in a field? I suppose if I knew how scrapebox detected a comment form, it would make it easier for me to figure out what kinds of sites I could post links to with it.

I suppose some of this may have been addressed before, but I have searched around for a few hours here and read a lot but cannot locate this information.

Thanks for any info regarding this SweetFunny!

About BlogEngine, there aren't nearly as many of them out there in total compared to WordPress. And since most of the BE sites are set to auto-approve, a lot of them are going to be really spammed up. But from what I've read, there are certain things SB does when posting to BE blogs that other commenters don't do.

About deciding what text to put in a field, I'm not sure I follow your question, can you elaborate or expand on it?

peace,
gregstereo
 
Skim though 50 pages? fuck n hell hahaha

On that note, im sorry if this has been asked before. But ive been reading a little and people have provided some tips on getting your comments approved.

And not always putting in a text link but just hyperlinking your username thingy.... but, how the hell can we get backlinks using anchor text with this tool with a decent success rate?

Or we can't? We just have to blast the shit out of thousands of domains and hope that enough stick/approved?

blasting the shit out of thousands of domains is about the most pointless thing we can do.

There is a lot of good advice and tips about this, to me one of the biggest things I'd stress is - don't be lazy. Take a bit of time to create some really first-class campaigns. I can't believe people are so lazy that some of them are just using the sample name, email, and comment files that come with ScrapeBox. I literally can't believe it. For God's sake, the app has tools in it that will generate thousand of random names and email addresses. Use those. Use different email and name lists for each campaign.

That said, also put a bit of time into generating quality and highly-spun comments. The math is pretty simple on this one. If you have 20 basecomments, and there are at least 7 or 8 tokenized sections in each basecomment, and each tokenized section has at least three or four words or phrases to choose from, bada bing bada boom, you now have a plethora of comments for SB to choose from. Power Article Rewriter and its built-in dictionary of words can be your best frend here. But if you don't have that, there's other rewriters or hell, just load the Thesaurus function your favorite word processing program.

Use as many different backlinks in the list of your URL's as possible. I don't mean cram 18 different backlinks into each comment - one or two is quite enough per comment. But give SB a ton of your links to choose from.

The point of doing all this is to avoid the spam hammer. By having massive data sets by using the tools we have at our disposal, the approval percentages will go up and Akismet ban rates, hatemail, and failed campaigns will move into our rear-view mirrors.

peace,
gregstereo
 
blasting the shit out of thousands of domains is about the most pointless thing we can do.

There is a lot of good advice and tips about this, to me one of the biggest things I'd stress is - don't be lazy. Take a bit of time to create some really first-class campaigns. I can't believe people are so lazy that some of them are just using the sample name, email, and comment files that come with ScrapeBox. I literally can't believe it. For God's sake, the app has tools in it that will generate thousand of random names and email addresses. Use those. Use different email and name lists for each campaign.

That said, also put a bit of time into generating quality and highly-spun comments. The math is pretty simple on this one. If you have 20 basecomments, and there are at least 7 or 8 tokenized sections in each basecomment, and each tokenized section has at least three or four words or phrases to choose from, bada bing bada boom, you now have a plethora of comments for SB to choose from. Power Article Rewriter and its built-in dictionary of words can be your best frend here. But if you don't have that, there's other rewriters or hell, just load the Thesaurus function your favorite word processing program.

Use as many different backlinks in the list of your URL's as possible. I don't mean cram 18 different backlinks into each comment - one or two is quite enough per comment. But give SB a ton of your links to choose from.

The point of doing all this is to avoid the spam hammer. By having massive data sets by using the tools we have at our disposal, the approval percentages will go up and Akismet ban rates, hatemail, and failed campaigns will move into our rear-view mirrors.

peace,
gregstereo

Smokin awesome advice! I couldn't have said it better myself. I unfortunately found it out the hard way, after someone filed an abuse complaint.

Anyway, I also had not thought of using and article rewriter. That could add another layer of variance to this. Don't know why I didn't think of it. haha, sometimes can't see the forest for all the trees. :)
 
Also just a reminder to people who use the blog commenting feature, when using the import and compare links feature, it only compares if it has any duplicate URLs. This means, if there could still be multiple URLs posting to the same domain name, which can cause a red flag to web admins.

My best advice is to just have one sole txt file that you keep using to add links then using the remove duplicate domain command. This way, it is almost definite that you don't spam the same source more than once. I think a lot of people got the features a bit confused and think that they are hiding their tracks when in fact, they are actually not.
 
Just FYI, don't know if it's one of you on here, but your spintax is messed up. All you whining noobs might get a higher approval rate if you didn't piss off site owners with this kind of comment/trackback. I mean seriously, you do have the ability to check your comments before you blast them... I'll be nice and not out your url here.
URL : http://***money-online.blogspot.com
Trackback excerpt:
<strong>I bumped into another {great|good} post today....</strong>

I saw this really great post today....
 
blasting the shit out of thousands of domains is about the most pointless thing we can do.

There is a lot of good advice and tips about this, to me one of the biggest things I'd stress is - don't be lazy. Take a bit of time to create some really first-class campaigns. I can't believe people are so lazy that some of them are just using the sample name, email, and comment files that come with ScrapeBox. I literally can't believe it. For God's sake, the app has tools in it that will generate thousand of random names and email addresses. Use those. Use different email and name lists for each campaign.

That said, also put a bit of time into generating quality and highly-spun comments. The math is pretty simple on this one. If you have 20 basecomments, and there are at least 7 or 8 tokenized sections in each basecomment, and each tokenized section has at least three or four words or phrases to choose from, bada bing bada boom, you now have a plethora of comments for SB to choose from. Power Article Rewriter and its built-in dictionary of words can be your best frend here. But if you don't have that, there's other rewriters or hell, just load the Thesaurus function your favorite word processing program.

Use as many different backlinks in the list of your URL's as possible. I don't mean cram 18 different backlinks into each comment - one or two is quite enough per comment. But give SB a ton of your links to choose from.

The point of doing all this is to avoid the spam hammer. By having massive data sets by using the tools we have at our disposal, the approval percentages will go up and Akismet ban rates, hatemail, and failed campaigns will move into our rear-view mirrors.

peace,
gregstereo

Got a quick questions. Im only getting backlinks to one domain for now. Is it bad to have just 1 url in the website list? will that flag websites to ban me? I only have 1 domain per campaign.

Also isnt it bad to put a link in the comment box? I always though this was the worst of things to do.

Thanks
 
You know people? If you didn't think first what you are doing, Google might lower the value of blog comments than it is now in terms of SEO. (I've been receiving obvious spam comments)

Please, get your minds working. Your efforts are worthless if you don't get you heads revved up.
 
There will come a time where blog posts will become much like forum posts: weak, or else forums would rule the serps, everytime. This will make good, interesting and few comments (OBL) on pages all the more important for SEO strength. Or it will happen the opposite and their strength will deteriorate.
 
Think outside of the box!

Here's three examples of comments I use that have provided me with a substantial rate of acceptance.

Thanks for sharing the link - but unfortunately it seems to be down? Does anybody have a mirror or another source?

For some reason only half of the post is being displayed, is it my browser or the site?

Hey, I tried to email you regarding this post but can't seem to reach you. Please email me when get a moment. Thanks.

Trust me, it works. Distract the moderator and deter them from considering that your comment is spam. It's too easy to identify spam nowadays. You need to try something different.
 
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