A good footprints that find posts only from this month? (ScrapeBox)
- Thread starter maxken75
- Start date
GoldenGlovez
Senior Member
- Mar 23, 2011
- 891
- 2,205
In the Select Engines & Proxies section on Scrapebox there is a button labeled 'Time'. Here you can select what date range you want to limit your harvest results to.
Last edited:
GoldenGlovez
Senior Member
- Mar 23, 2011
- 891
- 2,205
Can you give me also some tips which is the best platform that give me do-*foll +o +w links? and some footprints to find them
BlogEngine usually has a higher amount of D0Follow blogs compared to Wordpress. And a footprint you can try using is: "Powered by KeywordLuv"
GoldenGlovez
Senior Member
- Mar 23, 2011
- 891
- 2,205
Google has removed the + search operator. You'll now need to use AND.
Code:
"viagra says:" AND "March 17th, 2011"
TheMatrix
BANNED
- Dec 20, 2008
- 3,439
- 7,401
Donno Why, but it still works great for me.
balsagoth007
BANNED
- Oct 30, 2010
- 2,107
- 1,383
This exact footprint was shared this week on the forum, i don't remember the thread
lol
TheMatrix
BANNED
- Dec 20, 2008
- 3,439
- 7,401
This exact footprint was shared this week on the forum, i don't remember the thread
Two people can think alike and can't they.
I use this one since December 14. retroslice
Registered Member
- Mar 15, 2012
- 82
- 6
That's quite cool.
How do we apply this footprint for use with sites we already harvested in specific niches, or add in keywords we want the urls to have when we use this footprint? ie. find all health and fitness blogs that have that footprint
vibebeatz
Registered Member
- Aug 3, 2011
- 94
- 16
In the Select Engines & Proxies section on Scrapebox there is a button labeled 'Time'. Here you can select what date range you want to limit your harvest results to.
wow i was looking like crazy on net to see how to do that and i couldnt find it and now without wanting i found out hah thanks.
spagettilegs
Newbie
- Sep 15, 2011
- 3
- 0
Any idea how to get date ranges from say....2000 to 2006 only? What you suggest is great but you are limited to one year or less. Google itself will offer you a custom range from any date to any other date. perhaps a footprint?
- Jul 13, 2008
- 2,219
- 5,431
In the custom harvester, just add this to the end of the Google URL
Also on the additional header / settings tab, just add a useragent for a fairly modern browser. For some reason Google doesn't show custom date range results for older browsers. This useragent will work: