[Step By Step Tutorial] How to Quickly and Easily Find High PA Expired Web 2.0 Accounts

[randomzeus]

High authority Web 2.0 backlinks are a good alternative for people who cannot yet afford to create and manage their own PBN. This tutorial shows you how you can find a bunch yourself using only Scrapebox and nothing else. Hope it helps some Web 2.0 hunters out there.

How To Quickly and Easily Find High Authority Expired Web 2.0 Profiles: http://www.inetsolutions.org/how-to-quickly-and-easily-find-high-pa-expired-web-2-0-accounts/

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[terrycody]

thanks for share mate, saved this for later use, no scrapebox now

 

[sam3724]

A known info but drafted nicely.

 

[randomzeus]

A known info but drafted nicely.

Just wanted to share because the other day, a member had opened a thread a no one seemed to answer him at all, and I didn't have enough posts to share a link.

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[Vizoomer]

Niche Work Mate..

 

[randomzeus]

thanks for share mate, saved this for later use, no scrapebox now

No problem. Good luck fellow Web 2.0 hunter!

 

[lifestylemanoz]

Looking for a bit of traffice, I understand. Good posts, old info. I clicked on your homepage and seriously if you are trying to sell services SEO etc. it is very confusing. Is this the intention to sell SEO services???

 

[fc-dh]

This method is a bit dying though, now everybody and his dog is searching for tumblr blogs, i see it in my scraped where i used to find 10/20 blogs in a scrape, i find 1/2 if i am lucky.... other web2.0 blogs do often have a period were the name is not released back to the public yet. Also DA/PA isn't a good way to select them, i found a lot of (especially) tumblr blogs that have PA 35 and no backlinks and often the other way around low PA but a good TF and a view good backlink.

It isn't as easy as you made it out, it will cost you a lot of time to finds them, you're better of juts buying them for a view bucks imho.

 

[lecram]

good read, nothing really new but nicely written

 

[nimbuzzwhirl]

Looks good but might prove difficult upon actually trying it out. Thanks though.

 

[musolini1111]

nice work dude .

 

[randomzeus]

This method is a bit dying though, now everybody and his dog is searching for tumblr blogs, i see it in my scraped where i used to find 10/20 blogs in a scrape, i find 1/2 if i am lucky.... other web2.0 blogs do often have a period were the name is not released back to the public yet. Also DA/PA isn't a good way to select them, i found a lot of (especially) tumblr blogs that have PA 35 and no backlinks and often the other way around low PA but a good TF and a view good backlink.

It isn't as easy as you made it out, it will cost you a lot of time to finds them, you're better of juts buying them for a view bucks imho.

I know exactly what you mean mate. And that is why you shouldn't scrape only Tumblr. Although, I don't agree that you find just 1-2 nowadays - I still find a decent amount of available ones from a single scrape. But of course, that depends a lot on the keywords you used, the number of URLs you scraped, etc. But I totally agree with the DA/PA and TF/CF fiasco. You just cannot know for sure what a profile's off-page portfolio looks like.

Regards!

 

[blazeservr]

thanks for sharing bro we realy need this

 

[randomzeus]

Looking for a bit of traffice, I understand. Good posts, old info. I clicked on your homepage and seriously if you are trying to sell services SEO etc. it is very confusing. Is this the intention to sell SEO services???

Basically, I saw that there was a thread about expired Web 2.0 profiles and instead of posting a link back to the article again, I decided to bump this thread back to life. The intention of this action of mine was to provide valuable information to people who might not be aware of it. I want to ask you why this is confusing to you brethren?

Ahoy!

 

[randomzeus]

Looks good but might prove difficult upon actually trying it out. Thanks though.

Nothing difficult mate. It's no more than 10 minutes of work.

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[SEO FOX]

Good work buddy

 

[charliebrooker]

People need to know that Weebly accounts no longer allow indexing by search engines (blocked by robots.txt) unless you upgrade to a paid account. So creating a reff weebly web 2.0 link is completely pointless. I've just removed weebly from the list of Web 2.0 sites I will create accounts for clients on so they don't feel scammed.

 

[randomzeus]

People need to know that Weebly accounts no longer allow indexing by search engines (blocked by robots.txt) unless you upgrade to a paid account. So creating a reff weebly web 2.0 link is completely pointless. I've just removed weebly from the list of Web 2.0 sites I will create accounts for clients on so they don't feel scammed.

Was not aware of that. Will certainly keep it in mind. Thanks mate.

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[johnbenrichard]

Does anybody know a method of detecting expired blogspot sites without registering on blogger? Seems like the url response code is useless.

 

[powlow29]

Hi,
I have done exactly what your article says.
Found many High PA expired tumblr available using your method.
I was about to register them but all of them where already taken. Do you think that someone took them just before I did ? What else could explain my issue ?
Thank you