can you add feature that we can easily copy the success url's. it seems like there is a list of all success url's and that we can easily copy all as a report.
Junpoy
Not for now.
harry911
Most are no-follow, but not because the URL is not in the comment section; it's just because owners don't want users to rape too much their blogs.
Hem, it's not a question of footprints -- or I don't understand what you mean. If your success rate is low, it can be because:
1. You use public/bad proxies. Do yourself a favor: buy about ten good quality proxies.
2. The blog list's quality is poor. (Maybe that's what you meant by "footprints"?)
3. There are too many simultaneous threads.
4. TLPC's beta stage plays against itself.
5. A mix of those four things.
ive added extra footprints to find places i can leave a comment , ive got it upto 60-65% now from a list of 54k uniques i downloaded from here.it seems to have made a difference but maybe im just on a better part of the list . ive got decent proxies . 60 odd % is good enough from the list especially on auto ,thanks vanilla
Thanks for this Vanillah, works great! BTW im using it on TOR and it's working fine
Got a question for you guys, I'm fairly new to this blog posting stuff, so what is the rule of thumb once you do a posting session, should you ping your website that you just back linked all those posts to?
Very nice software Vanilla! So far I'm using it for checking blog posts PR and OBL but I'm unsuccessful when it comes to commenting and posting links. I'm using TOR but the problem here is all (supposed to be) auto approve blogs doesn't post my comment. Any footprints you can suggest for getting auto approved blogs?
jvmartija
Are you sure that the blogs are auto-approve? If so, please post the list of blogs here or by PM; and tell me the status you get.
To get auto-approve blogs is not really a question of footprints. First, you must scrape blogs; second, post to them; third, use a link checker (not yet available in TLPC) to see if the comment is already there.
obeselizard
Often, people do mega-blasts; in that case, it's better to let Google find the links naturally.
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