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This method works, but it's not sustainable. It's already saturated and you're going to be hard pressed to find subreddits that won't shadow ban your links. Your time would be better spent promoting offers elsewhere, unless you put a value of about $0.03/hr on your time. I don't believe OP's...

How do you plan on accomplishing that? We already have headless chrome driven by js, scrapy, colly, etc.... Are you making a scraping framework for some other language?

You should be able to crack the top 100 with content alone unless it's a very hard keyword. If it's a hard kw with only a 780MS, I would pass. unless each sale nets you $$$. If it's not a very difficult keyword your content must suck. If it is, choose an easier keyword or start building a PBN.

1st time customer here. Trying this out on a site that I haven't done much with. Let's see what happens. Order # SZ47493

This is an amazing guide! Very well put together.

Nice little script.

Not free, but then again neither is scrapebox: https://azure.microsoft.com/en-us/pricing/details/cognitive-services/search-api/web/

Java is easier? Than Javascript? Or Ruby? Or Python? No. Unless you think writing "AbstractEnterpriseBeanFactoryFactory" is easy.

Bullshit. Python is WAY easier than PHP. It is simply a more sane, consistent language. PHP has been a clusterfuck for years, but it is getting a bit better.

Unless you're lucky like me and have gigabit fiber :D

Why not just check if they're indexed before you try to re-register it? Then you already know that they're indexed and are going to waste your time.

Just got my 2 free links. Turn around time was good, especially considering that it was a free offer. Content was great, appeared to be hand written, my only criticism is that it's a bit short for a guest post. The domains that the guest posts were on had pretty good metrics. Over all, would be...

I'd love to claim the "2 free backlinks" offer.

.NET (I think you mean C# here) is a much more capable and elegant language than PHP. PHP is easier to learn and therefore ubiquitous on the web. Are you making apps or web pages? Use C# for apps and PHP for webdev is a safe bet.

Go is the best language right now for concurrency. It's concurrency features make python's look like a childs toy. It compiles down to native code, and there's also a pretty good selenium webdriver for Go.

Learn PHP and Javascript, and you'll be able to choose who with and where you work.

I'm not sure if DDG uses yahoo as a source, but I find that their search suggestion apis are exactly the same. Yahoo is complete crap. In fact, go to DDG and type in "shit sandwich" as a search, then go to Yahoo and do the same. See the similarities?

If you write your bot to expect and handle failure properly, crappy public proxies will slow you down but won't cripple you. I'm writing a custom harvester that'll get me a few thousand public proxies and out of those there are a bunch that'll work well. In another post a long time ago I...

It's fairly accurate for things that don't go out of style. One major issue that all SEOs should be aware of is that the Keyword Planner will also detect searches from bots. Let's say you have a "product x review" keyword for a product that came out 3 years ago. You get a MS from Keyword...

Blog comments are good for diversity, just avoid the ones with a ton of oubound links. 3 types of links is not diverse enough for me.