My Scrapeb0x blasts are not building links

[Stufferizer]

Hey Community,

last week I was trying to build some links for my first tier. However, it seems like they resulted in no links at all.
I was using the fast poster and generic comments, had about 100 successes each day.
Just from your experience, what would be a typical error of a newbie that I probably made?
Thanks in advance!

 

[MatthewWoodward]

I would say its your target list your posting to.

If it isn't an autoapprove list I would expect it to take a few days to see results.

Perhaps you used proxies that got caught in akimset spam filters?

Perhaps your comments don't deserve manual approval?

Or a combo of any of the above

 

[christianbed]

Are you using private proxies? If not, give that a shot. Also, you need to make sure you've got an AA list, which, if you search BHW a bit, you can learn how to make yourself. ;-)

 

[Stufferizer]

Thank you Matthew for your fast answer! I will wait some more days. Maybe something will happen then...

I usually harvest around 100+ proxies to avoid anything that might do problems. I would not believe that akismet is that hugely spread since it has a monthly fee.

My comments are a concern - I fear that it could be true.

Afterall, it seems that blasting is a science on its own...

[Edit] also thank you christianbed!

You both mentioned auto approve blogs. In practice, do you use them exclusively?!

Thanks again!

 

[frazgta]

I would recommend using private proxies and if that doesn't work then its probably the list that you're commenting on.

Try buying a new list or harvesting your own. Buying would be easier but a bit costly BUT you won't have to do too much work.

On the other hand if you harvest a list that would just be awesome. You can try harvesting blogs related to your niche. That way the backlinks will carry even more power in my opinion.

 

[alaltaierii]

Thank you Matthew for your fast answer! I will wait some more days. Maybe something will happen then...

I usually harvest around 100+ proxies to avoid anything that might do problems. I would not believe that akismet is that hugely spread since it has a monthly fee.

My comments are a concern - I fear that it could be true.

Afterall, it seems that blasting is a science on its own...

[Edit] also thank you christianbed!

You both mentioned auto approve blogs. In practice, do you use them exclusively?!

Thanks again!

If you are blasting non auto approve blogs the succes rate will be very low. I imagine that you are using same comment(spinned) for every blog, right ? Well, every blog admin knows when someone post a spammy generic comment instead a comment related to the article they wrote.

The second problem is....proxies. When posting with public proxies you will not get a great succes. I recommend you to buy few private proxies 5-10 at least. The succes rate with increase with 300%-400%.

If you want to blast with auto approve lists than I suggest you to blast the second tier(some web 2.0 properties) so you can be safe.

Also, if you want to stick to your strategy, just use scrapebox to find high pr d0follow links from your niche and manually post your comment oh those.

 

[Stufferizer]

Thanks alaltaierii for your input!

So basically it all comes down to auto approve blogs (webmasters are smart) and private proxies.

This is quite interesting and shows how diverse IM is already. Noone can master the whole package alone, everyone specialises in certain aspects of the game - like your aa list, Matthews' content generation, reputation management, etc. Seems like I have to find my way

 

[frazgta]

Thanks alaltaierii for your input!

So basically it all comes down to auto approve blogs (webmasters are smart) and private proxies.

This is quite interesting and shows how diverse IM is already. Noone can master the whole package alone, everyone specialises in certain aspects of the game - like your aa list, Matthews' content generation, reputation management, etc. Seems like I have to find my way

Your right that webmasters are getting pretty smart. I mean if someone posts a comment on my blog than its pretty obvious if him intent is getting a link or actually contributing.

Secondly private proxies are pretty important these days. Buy like 10 dedicated shared proxies to start off and you can expand as you get the hang of it.