How do you scrape new sources for Scrapebox Rapid Indexer?

[genesisvh]

I know Scrapebox gives you a source list for their Rapid indexer, but if you wanted to scrape your list, what footprint would you look for?

 

[dandan594594]

@loopline

I think the SB "rapid indexer" is a very old feature and is basically a bulk ping option.

It's unlikely to help index anything.

It's difficult to index links even with paid indexers using news site networks.

 

[KJREDDY247@]

I would suggest you not depend on scrapebox indexer, instead try some other methods. You will save a lot of time.

 

[genesisvh]

I would suggest you not depend on scrapebox indexer, instead try some other methods. You will save a lot of time.

What other methods do you suggest? That is using Scrapebox since I already have this tool and love it.

 

[genesisvh]

I would suggest you not depend on scrapebox indexer, instead try some other methods. You will save a lot of time.

I was recently looking at omegaindexer.com, but I try to stay away from these types of sites. I've tried Linklicious.me but I never saw any improvement in indexing a site.

 

[GoldenFreezer]

Use footprints like "site:.com" or "inurl:.com" in Google search to scrape URLs for Scrapebox's Rapid Indexer

 

[loopline]

I know Scrapebox gives you a source list for their Rapid indexer, but if you wanted to scrape your list, what footprint would you look for?

You can just google for free rapid indexer lists, and get a bunch of free big lists.

combine them all and remove duplicates.

then run the list, export successful


now you have a big working list.


Then just analyze the url structure and the urls and you can see how to do it. You can check my youtube channel for a video on "Footprints" for more help

 

[Hontione]

I would suggest you not depend on scrapebox indexer, instead try some other methods. You will save a lot of time.

Can you share the other methods,?

 

[loopline]

Can you share the other methods,?

You can use fast poster to build links, thats probably the best method

You can also use the rss to index them, I have a video on this on my youtube channel.