Keep on reading if you use Scrapebox or a Pagerankchecker with a similar Output 
So I had the following problem:
For example you xrumered your site or linkwheel or you created thousands of comments (or scraped a bunch of blog urls to comment) and you have a list with a few thousand urls like this:
pagelist.txt:
Now you'll have to start making google index those links by pinging/bookmarking/commenting etcetc But where to start?
Of course you will want to start with the urls that will have the biggest effect first.
So you'll do a pagerank check.. but most of the pages(especially if they are xrumered profiles) won't have a pagerank. So you trim the URLs to root domain and check pagerank for those to see which domains are the strongest.
Im not sure how many other pagerankcheckers have this output.
I use Scrapebox(awesome tool, thx sweetfunny) which will then give me an output like this:
Domanlist.txt:
So now I know the pagerank of the domains I have backlinks on on some deeplink.
If you are working with a small list, you dont need a script to take the high PR domains, search for them manually in your profiles/blog/page-list to find out which of your backlinks are the strongest.
But if you are looking at a list with thousands of links you need to automate that task;
which is why I wrote this lil vbs script:
You use it like this:
PRsort.vbs <domainoutput> <deeplinkoutput> <minumum-Pagerank> <pageinput> <domaininput>
<domainoutput> All domains with the pageranks you selected will go here
<deeplinkoutput> All Pages with the Root Domain-pageranks you selected will go here
<minumum-Pagerank>
This is the minimum pagerank you want the output pages to have (so if you put "2"; your output will only contain pages with Root Domain-pageranks of 3 - 9)
<pageinput> pagelist.txt
<domaininput> Domanlist.txt
So If I wanted to use it on the above example txt's I would go to the commandline and type:
>PRsort.vbs domainout pageout 4 pagelist domainlist
this will create 2 Files:
pageout.txt
domainoutput.txt
Never use the ".txt" suffix in the command line on this tool
Im pretty sure there Is a better way to solve this.
This is the quick&dirty solution I coded for myself though and I thought I shall share due to the immense awesomeness of this forum ;D
So I had the following problem:
For example you xrumered your site or linkwheel or you created thousands of comments (or scraped a bunch of blog urls to comment) and you have a list with a few thousand urls like this:
pagelist.txt:
Code:
www.someurl1.com/somepage/somepage...html
www.someurl2.com/somepage/somepage...html
www.someurl3.com/somepage/somepage...html
www.someurl4.com/somepage/somepage...html
...Of course you will want to start with the urls that will have the biggest effect first.
So you'll do a pagerank check.. but most of the pages(especially if they are xrumered profiles) won't have a pagerank. So you trim the URLs to root domain and check pagerank for those to see which domains are the strongest.
Im not sure how many other pagerankcheckers have this output.
I use Scrapebox(awesome tool, thx sweetfunny
) which will then give me an output like this:Domanlist.txt:
Code:
www.someurl1.com|5
www.someurl2.com|6
www.someurl3.com|0
www.someurl4.com|2
...If you are working with a small list, you dont need a script to take the high PR domains, search for them manually in your profiles/blog/page-list to find out which of your backlinks are the strongest.
But if you are looking at a list with thousands of links you need to automate that task;
which is why I wrote this lil vbs script:
You use it like this:
PRsort.vbs <domainoutput> <deeplinkoutput> <minumum-Pagerank> <pageinput> <domaininput>
<domainoutput> All domains with the pageranks you selected will go here
<deeplinkoutput> All Pages with the Root Domain-pageranks you selected will go here
<minumum-Pagerank>
This is the minimum pagerank you want the output pages to have (so if you put "2"; your output will only contain pages with Root Domain-pageranks of 3 - 9)
<pageinput> pagelist.txt
<domaininput> Domanlist.txt
So If I wanted to use it on the above example txt's I would go to the commandline and type:
>PRsort.vbs domainout pageout 4 pagelist domainlist
this will create 2 Files:
pageout.txt
Code:
www.someurl1.com/somepage/somepage...html
www.someurl2.com/somepage/somepage...html
...
Code:
www.someurl1.com|5
www.someurl2.com|6
...Im pretty sure there Is a better way to solve this.
This is the quick&dirty solution I coded for myself though and I thought I shall share due to the immense awesomeness of this forum ;D