maineyak
Power Member
- Mar 27, 2008
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I've had Scrapebox for a few months now, but this week I've really been learning ALL it's capabilities. I blasted to a bunch of wordpress blogs, can't remember the exact amount, but I saved the successful ones to check later with the link checker to see if they were approved. Out of 3334 successful submissions, 3134 were approved and posted, that's 94%! And this is only 3 days after blasting them. There will be more lazy webmasters that haven't logged into to admin their blog, so I'll get even more. But besides that, alot of blogs have the Recent Comments widget enabled, so there will be even MORE backlinks on other pages of their blog. Everything I do with Scrapebox I do with free proxies, but not the ones in SB using the harvester. YOU NEED TO TAKE THE EXTRA TIME TO MAKE SOME COMMENTS THAT WILL STICK! I have 10 8-10 sentence comments that have LOTS of spinnable phrases in them, So they can be used OVER AND OVER without being flagged as spam. You assclowns that post comments like "me think you have nice internet website, I will be bak later to administer more advice at a later date" should have saved your $57 and bought hooked on phonics.
I found a site I wanted to scrape, but Google only allows 1000 results. So I took the domain and added /sitemap.xml, and found a way to scrape 115k urls using the sitemap scraper. I then used the email harvester to scrape those urls, I already have 2300 niche targeted emails, and I still have 85k urls left to scrape out of those 115k. I have 4 instances of SB running right now doing different jobs. I'm also pinging to raise views on a page that will get me listed higher up in results on a certain site, but I won't share what site
The more I get into this tool, the sicker I realize it really is! I'll be doing one project, then realized what I'm doing can be incorporated into the other instance of SB I have running, giving me even MORE ammunition. I really love this tool, but If you don't know what you're doing, you could do more harm then help to yourself. Take the time to play with it using a throw away domain, get to know all the features (I sure wish their was an in depth tutorial on all the features), and you can rise above your competitors and laugh all the way to the bank.
I found a site I wanted to scrape, but Google only allows 1000 results. So I took the domain and added /sitemap.xml, and found a way to scrape 115k urls using the sitemap scraper. I then used the email harvester to scrape those urls, I already have 2300 niche targeted emails, and I still have 85k urls left to scrape out of those 115k. I have 4 instances of SB running right now doing different jobs. I'm also pinging to raise views on a page that will get me listed higher up in results on a certain site, but I won't share what site
The more I get into this tool, the sicker I realize it really is! I'll be doing one project, then realized what I'm doing can be incorporated into the other instance of SB I have running, giving me even MORE ammunition. I really love this tool, but If you don't know what you're doing, you could do more harm then help to yourself. Take the time to play with it using a throw away domain, get to know all the features (I sure wish their was an in depth tutorial on all the features), and you can rise above your competitors and laugh all the way to the bank.
