Hi Loopline thank you for the reply. I should mention that I joined here recently as a noob and got bit by the seo bug. I have been devouring as much information as I can and I am a great fan of your videos. Thank you for them.
I noticed your recent 'Can Scrapebox 2.0 harvest 1 million urls per minute from Google?' but didn't watch it because I scrolled all the way down to the bottom to start from the first one. I did however check what version 2.0 was and saw:
The fact that you can use server proxies is amazing. However like in my OP I am unsure if anything else but Google should be used for harvesting urls, because in the videos and tutorials that I read and saw, only google is ticked and also in GSA SER they only use google engines. I am using scrapebox to scrape urls to use in GSA, to try and rank a parasite in Google. Does it make a difference what search engine I use to scrape the urls from in Scrapebox? If not then isn't Scrapebox 2.0 the best thing ever and why doesn't everyone jump on it?
Glad you liked the videos and found them helpful. Yes server proxies are excellent.
Its irrelevant what engine you scrape the urls from, google will find them, they are fundamentally good at that very thing, crawling and indexing the web, I dare say no one is better. So scrape from any engine, and by all means the others are there to be used, but too many people get in a rut and think google, google, google, google is king, google is all there is, google drool.... google. lol Think outside the box.
Scrapebox 2.0 is all that and the best thing, but people don't jump on it because they are too busy reading misinformation, worrying about it, trying to find a way around it, but never testing to see if its true. They you have the ones seeking the money tree that doesn't exist.
My advice is jump in and just get your hands and feet dirty, test everything learn all you can. There is probably 10 times as much bad info out there as there is good, so you have to decipher it and sometimes the only way is to test it, besides thats how you figure out what works and doesn't anyway.
For example, it wasn't all that long ago all the prophets of doom were saying that blog networks were dead and seo is dead and google is deindexing sites and all this. At the same time Ive got customers flipping out about only wanting ******** high pr links and not wanting nofollow links and all sorts of nonsense. Meanwhile Dori Friend did a test and ranked a brand new site, in a top spot, only using links on DeIndexed Penalized Blog Network Domains.
Basically When google says something, its probably either half true or not true at all, when people run around screaming the world is ending, its the best time to jump in and figure out what really does work, because something works, there is a new loophole, find it and exploit it.
