Scrapebox - What am I doing Wrong Here?

[nam6641]

I want to harvest all the blog posts at a blog so I'm using this in scrapebox

inurl:http://sade2009.com/blog

I'm also using Google results, and I'm selecting 'custom footprint'. Yet Scrapebox is returning zero results for me. If I go to Google.com and type that same search query in I see 5,000 results. Am I making a dumb mistake in scrapebox or...?

 

[bakxos]

use this instead

site:sade2009.com/blog

it seems to work. Also check your proxies

 

[kensai]

lose the http:// part

 

[nam6641]

How many results do you get? I tried using the site: and I got 10 results in Scrapebox but I show over 1000 when i go to google.com myself

 

[nam6641]

lose the http:// part

i tried that, still getting nothing with inurl: and still getting 10 with site:

how many are you able to harvest? by the way, it is an auto approve blog

 

[bakxos]

use this site:sade2009.com/blog and you will get around 700 urls. Import them as keywords and repeat and you will more. Remove duplicate urls and problem solved

The blog seems to have some kind of problem atm (it seems down ). If its wp use

site:sade2009.com/blog "leave a"

to get more posts (you cannot comment on tags url for example)
if its blogengine use:

site:sade2009.com/blog  "Notify me when new comments are added"

 

[nam6641]

Thanks, I'll give that a shot. I'm just curious why it won't scrape the 5,000 URLs that match inurl:sade2009.com/blog

missing out on a lot of backlinks and this is just one site.

 

[bakxos]

Search engines give the first 1000 results. You need more keywords for more results. Try what i told you and see if it works.

 

[s4nt0s]

I want to harvest all the blog posts at a blog so I'm using this in scrapebox

inurl:http://sade2009.com/blog

I'm also using Google results, and I'm selecting 'custom footprint'. Yet Scrapebox is returning zero results for me. If I go to Google.com and type that same search query in I see 5,000 results. Am I making a dumb mistake in scrapebox or...?

Using the "site:" operator it worked fine for me and pulled up around 492 URL's. I ran a PR check on the URL's and all of them are PR0 or N/A ... definitely not the best pages in the world to comment on.

If you want the list, just let me know and I'll send over to you.

 

[nam6641]

i'm only getting 60 results using the following

site:sade2009.com/blog/ "a"
site:sade2009.com/blog/ "the"

it's gotta be a scrapebox issue on my end.

 

[s4nt0s]

Do your settings look like this?

 

[TwistedMarketing]

972 urls from me

 

[nam6641]

Yes, my settings look like that. Weird that mine craps out. I have two SB licenses, one on my personal computer and one on a dedicated server and neither works well for this query.

Ha, nice job with the 927.

 

[ngans]

To my experience the scrape volume differs over proxy quality. I won't risk my private proxies on harvesting. So what I do is to move the top dozen of proxies to bottom of the list (usually I have tens of harvested proxies for harvesting). Usually the scrape results increase significantly.

 

[simpleonlinetest]

Have you tried using the addon > link extractor to pull all the internal pages off that blog?

That might pull every post on the site.

 

[dangervol]

I checked it twice and got zero hits. Then I checked my proxies and all were bad - I hadn't updated. I then used private proxies and got 844 urls. I think it must be a proxy issue with you.

I just put site:sade2009.com/blog/ in as the custom footprint and not in as a keyword and got the 844.

DV

 

[beaglejuice]

Google will show 5k because it also indexed tags and comments, etc. Try scraping

 [URL]http://sade2009.com/blog/sitemap.xml[/URL]

using sitemap scraper and you'll see 5k+ results.

I want to harvest all the blog posts at a blog so I'm using this in scrapebox

inurl:http://sade2009.com/blog

I'm also using Google results, and I'm selecting 'custom footprint'. Yet Scrapebox is returning zero results for me. If I go to Google.com and type that same search query in I see 5,000 results. Am I making a dumb mistake in scrapebox or...?

 

[mathdoc]

It's an issue with your proxies mate.