Building AA List for Scrapebox - Lazyman way?

SEOfarmer said:

I have always been building my own AA list, but i find it very time-consuming and extremely boring process.

I am wondering if anyone here actually buy a few of the fiverr gigs ($5), then scrape off those lists again to make things easier?

I believe with just $5 - $10 alone, i can easily have a much bigger and higher potential list?

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volund said:

Wander down to the downloads section. I posted a free AA list there and there are some others as well.

Be warned though any shared AA list is probably going to have been hit pretty hard and that goes for any urls you get off of fiver.

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SuperLinks said:

How are you building your AA lists? If you are building them by simply blindly aiming and shooting (i.e. posting all over the web) then you are wasting your time.

What you need to do is find an AA list to begin with and then dive deep into. Scrape the outbound links on those pages, then do backlink checks to those links. You'll grow your AA list quickly and find pages that others may have not seen before.

After finding a list that posted positively too, I like to do the site: search to expand on the domains and post one more time on the pages (then recheck the links on those) and you've got yourself a pretty decent AA list.

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SEOfarmer said:

Yeah.
Thats pretty much what I have been doing so far; sorted 'reverse engineering'

I go into a AA blog, then grab a list of outbound links from there (usually from other commenters). I then import them to scrapebox, run the backlink checker to extract what other blogs they have been spamming on, and expand my AA list from there.

My list usually grow at least 10x after doing that. I then also run a PR-check to see which blog has the potential. If they do, i run site:domain to extract the 'inner pages' of those blogs.

Now tell me, am i on the right track? I find most of the blogs I find are wordpress (nofollow) tho

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