Is this normal with scrapebox ?

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Got about 60k unique links, successfully posted in 13k, then, 2 days after, did link check, 600 links checked containing my website, then after running do/no follow addon, I get 100% no follow link... : ((

heck, I am so mad right now...

is this ratio normal ?
 
When you scraped the list did you select do follow sites? Also, did you use proxies or did you make it easy for Spamhaus/Akismet to classify your comments as spam? Did you spin your comments?
 
did you use the footprints you needed for what you were doing? if not then that is probably normal
 
Got about 60k unique links, successfully posted in 13k, then, 2 days after, did link check, 600 links checked containing my website, then after running do/no follow addon, I get 100% no follow link... : ((

heck, I am so mad right now...

is this ratio normal ?

it's normal if you used the default footprint for Wordpress in Harvester Window. Try to harvest blog engine urls if you want to find more d0f0llow blogs.;)
 
When you scraped the list did you select do follow sites? Also, did you use proxies or did you make it easy for Spamhaus/Akismet to classify your comments as spam? Did you spin your comments?

Yeah, spin comments. Using 2 private proxies.

I did the do follow check after the posting.
Doesn't make sense to care about nofollow right, or does it matter less for Google ?
 
did you use the footprints you needed for what you were doing? if not then that is probably normal

I have used common footprints such as allinurl , allintitle, and site:.com.br
 
it's normal if you used the default footprint for Wordpress in Harvester Window. Try to harvest blog engine urls if you want to find more d0f0llow blogs.;)

You mean blogs that are hosted in wordpress for example, like something dot wordpress dot com ?

so footprints would be site:.wordpress.com

I am interested in your list, does it only include us websites ?
 
With scrapebox it's important that you do your research and read read read. Unfortunately the majority of blogs are going to no-follow and you can't just scrape and hit start anymore.
 
I have used common footprints such as allinurl , allintitle, and site:.com.br

you need to add blog footprints as well, thats why you are getting so much junk. You are getting pages you cannot even comment too.

Tip: look at the blogs SB can fast post too, find footprints for those blogs, add such footprints.
 
Wordpress comes with default no-follow links, I would use another footprints and look for drupal websites wich are do-follow by default (if i'm not wrong)
 
You mean blogs that are hosted in wordpress for example, like something dot wordpress dot com ?

so footprints would be site:.wordpress.com

I am interested in your list, does it only include us websites ?

just read this great topic started by crazyflx to understand well what are footprints and how to use them: http://www.blackhatworld.com/blackh...nts-what-they-really-how-get-create-them.html

about my list, no it doesn't include only us websites. there are random harvested auto approve blogs from all over the world.
 
footprints are importing to use to harvest, or you will end up with these type of results/
 
Its normal, it takes a lot of research and getting used to before you will get a real grasp of what it is capable of though.
 
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