Ok so I've been using scrapebox for about two weeks and I've noted that whenever I do a blast with scrapebox for my articles their ranking drops.. any idea? Same goes for for one of my sites that I have been experiencing with.. Any reviews and suggestions?
Blasting comments with Scrapebox for my articles which then drop in SERP?
- Thread starter smolodoys
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2 weeks is a short period of time to see results. How many links are you building for these articles and sites? 100? 1000? 10000?
nice1
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yeh you need to do be fairly clever with using different names - gd proxies - good harvesting good comments and a bit of luck ---
I m usually cynical about stuff and test it untill I get good results - with sb I was sceptical even though it has many fans - but I have seen 1500 back links in 2 days -
I m usually cynical about stuff and test it untill I get good results - with sb I was sceptical even though it has many fans - but I have seen 1500 back links in 2 days -
Da.Digitalreputation
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Dangazzm
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I wouldn't ping them, you don't want them fast. You want them to show up naturally or sometimes not at all, which is fine either way. I have noticed when I get a large sum of backlinks quick I will drop off the serps (G00gle dance) then come back stronger than ever.
This is all just my opinions though.
This is all just my opinions though.
Just keep building links and see what happens. If the big G sees your site is maintaining a certain level of incoming link velocity it might just shoot you to the top...
Of course they could also Nuke you to page 1000...
The fact of the matter is, ive used SB and i have seen some sites go up, and some down. It sucks, but what can ya do? lol
Of course they could also Nuke you to page 1000...
The fact of the matter is, ive used SB and i have seen some sites go up, and some down. It sucks, but what can ya do? lol
ellmexicann
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I agree with letting the drip in slowly over time. The key is to make it look as natural as possible. The more it looks like spam (ie using poorly spun comments) the more your chances of it not being effective.