How to use scrapebox

[firsttwooo]

I use scrapebox to publish blog messages. I have a batch of homepage links and a batch of comments. I created these two txts, but when I publish automatically, the homepage and comments are not in one-to-one correspondence. How to solve this problem?

 

[Ranking Expert]

You can find all tutorials here: https://www.youtube.com/@looplinescrapebox
and if you have any issue with it then @loopline can help you.

 

[firsttwooo]

You can find all tutorials here: https://www.youtube.com/@looplinescrapebox
and if you have any issue with it then @loopline can help you.

thank you for your reply

 

[zanephamahege]

Combine homepage links and comment into one file and each homepage link paired with its corresponding comment on same line

 

[Emrhnnn55]

Match Home and Comment Lists Correctly

Merge Lists” Method

Retract and Clear Connection List

You can try these

 

[NeedMyLink]

You need to make sure that each link to the home page directly corresponds to the corresponding comment in the same order. Create a CSV file where each line contains a link to the home page and the corresponding comment.

 

[ZaribAli]

I use scrapebox to publish blog messages. I have a batch of homepage links and a batch of comments. I created these two txts, but when I publish automatically, the homepage and comments are not in one-to-one correspondence. How to solve this problem?

I think Scrapebox is not matching each homepage with the right comment. In my opinion, you should put the homepage and comment on the same line in a text file, using a comma or tab to separate them. I think using the “Comment Poster” tool correctly will help keep them matched. In my opinion, you should also check the settings to make sure comments are not random. I think testing with a small batch first is a good idea to see if it works.

 

[Simonsim89]

Hey, when using separate .txt files for homepage links and comments, ScrapeBox defaults to looping through them independently, which causes mismatches. Here’s the fix: Combine both lists into a single CSV/TXT file where each line pairs a URL with its corresponding comment, separated by a delimiter like | or , .

For example:

http://example.com|This is my custom comment.

In ScrapeBox’s Comment Poster, use the “Custom Data” feature (under Advanced Settings) to map the URL and comment columns. This forces a 1:1 match. If you’re stuck with separate files, ensure both lists are identical in length and order, any discrepancy breaks the pairing. You can also use tools like https://notepad-plus-plus.org/ with its “Column Editor” to manually align lists before importing.

Test with 5-10 entries first to confirm alignment. If automation still fails, check for hidden characters in your .txt files, ScrapeBox can be picky.

 

[seraphinawren]

use scrapebox, merge lists feature to pair with comment in a single file

 

[loopline]

I use scrapebox to publish blog messages. I have a batch of homepage links and a batch of comments. I created these two txts, but when I publish automatically, the homepage and comments are not in one-to-one correspondence. How to solve this problem?

I could think of multiple meanings and solutions to your question, so the solution depends on the meaning.

can you give an example. This will provide clarity of what you actually mean and then you can get an accurate solution.


Also what function are you using, like Fast poster or the article plugin etc...

 

[saferidge]

Use the Merge Lists tool in Scrapebox to combine your homepage and comment lists so they stay in the right order.

 

[roosterseo]

Merge URLs and comments into one TXT file one per line.

 

[HifzaKhan99]

Scrapebox randomly assigns comments to homepage links, causing mismatches. To fix this, merge the homepage links and comments into a single file, ensuring each pair stays together. Then, load this merged file into Scrapebox instead of separate files. Finally, enable the option to use a comment file to maintain the correct order.
Here are some YouTubers who create Scrapebox tutorials and might help with your issue:
Loopline SEO
Scrapebox Guides
Matthew Woodward
If you need further help, you can ask me.

 

[ristoriel]

I use scrapebox to publish blog messages. I have a batch of homepage links and a batch of comments. I created these two txts, but when I publish automatically, the homepage and comments are not in one-to-one correspondence. How to solve this problem?

It sounds like Scrapebox is randomly pairing your homepage links and comments instead of keeping them matched. One way to fix this is by using the "Merge" function or a custom footprint to ensure each comment is tied to the correct homepage. You might also try formatting your input files differently or using macros to maintain the one-to-one correspondence.

 

[indianphotoacademy]

I use scrapebox to publish blog messages. I have a batch of homepage links and a batch of comments. I created these two txts, but when I publish automatically, the homepage and comments are not in one-to-one correspondence. How to solve this problem?

One-to-one matching between comments and homepage links is not supported by Scrapebox by default. To merge both text files into a single file, where each URL relates to a distinct comment, you can utilize Scrapebox's "Merge" function. For improved alignment, think about utilizing macros in the comment section.

 

[charman]

Scrapebox doesn’t match URLs and comments one-to-one by default. Try merging them manually in Notepad++ or Excel before importing. The ‘Comment Poster’ tool might also help.

 

[SEO JOKER]

Before publishing, pair Links and comments one-to-one using Scrapebox's Merge List tool.

 

[Illymoon]

I use scrapebox to publish blog messages. I have a batch of homepage links and a batch of comments. I created these two txts, but when I publish automatically, the homepage and comments are not in one-to-one correspondence. How to solve this problem?

Make sure you have the latest version of Scrapebox, Use the comment threading plugin, and adjust parsing settings.

 

[celemromtrebore]

nstall and Set Up Scrapebox

 

[LondonLife]

Scrapebox is a bulk SEO tool you use to scrape URLs, filter them, and automate tasks like checking links or posting comments fast.