I take back what I said. #website# only works for some websites. If you use it for websites in the UK or Japan, for example, it will be replaced with ".co.uk" or ".co.jp," which will let the reader know that you're using a contact form submitter.
I will stop using Paigham Bot until this is resolved.
I have a VPS with Windows Server 2008 R2 Standard will this run on that?
I take back what I said. #website# only works for some websites. If you use it for websites in the UK or Japan, for example, it will be replaced with ".co.uk" or ".co.jp," which will let the reader know that you're using a contact form submitter.
I will stop using Paigham Bot until this is resolved.
We just tested this and it worked on our tests as it has for a long time (so far this is the first report of any issues. The are lots of sites that have .co.uk or .co.jp) We are not sure what exactly you are saying. Some extensions in UK have a .co.uk url and some do not. So not sure exactly what you are explaining.
Please email us at [email protected] to discuss further. That is where we offer support. This is just a sales thread.
Best Regards,
Will do, thanks.
Recommended Feature
The ability to select how deep the bot scrapes
For general niches such as SEO or web design, logos etc, pretty much every contact page the bot scrapes is relevant as these are all "websites" and everyone needs a logo, SEO or web design.
But once u step outside of that type of general niche the contact pages that are being submitted to become less and less relevant to your message because the further down the scraped search results = the less relevant search results.
I'm trying to sell a music site I have and the bot is submitting to home builders, insurance agencies, baby monitor sites and all types of sites that have almost zero relevance to the keyword.
I would prefer the option to tell the bot to only scrape 3 or whatever pages deep per kw to keep the results relevant and the spam complaints down
What happens when the posting catches up with the scraping? It seems that it stops posting permanently, is this correct?
If so then I need to click start posting again, and if I do does it know not to post to the urls that it already has right?
I'm talking about the same session where it's still scraping and finding pages to post to but it's no longer posting
It will leave off where it was at. It wont start over from the original list. However be sure to save your successful list before you start it again for your blacklist.
To be clear
once posting has caught up to scraping and posting stops but the scraping continues
1. I have to download the successfully posted list and add it to blacklist
Yes. If the posting surpasses the scrapers count (this can happen since it does post super fast with max threads if you do not allow the scraper enough time to get far enough ahead. You can always choose to use less posting threads if you are on a big scrape so that the poster doesnt run faster than the scraper. Or if you have a lot of proxies you can always turn the throttle on the scrape down as well so that it also runs super fast.2. I have to manually click start posting again
No. There is no need to do this. See notes above.3. And I can do this while the bot is still scraping? It will recognize the newly uploaded blacklist even though the bot is still active and scraping?
So i just need to click "Start Messaging" again
Right on
thanks
Recommended Feature
The ability to select how deep the bot scrapes
For general niches such as SEO or web design, logos etc, pretty much every contact page the bot scrapes is relevant as these are all "websites" and everyone needs a logo, SEO or web design.
But once u step outside of that type of general niche the contact pages that are being submitted to become less and less relevant to your message because the further down the scraped search results = the less relevant search results.
I'm trying to sell a music site I have and the bot is submitting to home builders, insurance agencies, baby monitor sites and all types of sites that have almost zero relevance to the keyword.
I would prefer the option to tell the bot to only scrape 3 or whatever pages deep per kw to keep the results relevant and the spam complaints down
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