How to find hidden bbs pages from a website?

[rhapsodyoffire]

Alright so I noticed that when using GSA SER strangely the thing finds some forum or board where you can write, but the page is either an orphan page or something that you cannot normally access.
So I was wondering what can be used to find such pages. If what I know is correct maybe scrapebox? But I haven't used that product and don't have one yet.
What would be the way to find such forum / board so I can use them as a parasite?

 

[420lounge]

You can try using Google to find this ..For example, you can use "keyword + forum" or "keyword + board" in the search query to

find relevant forums or boards....

If you choose to use scrape box , it has many features that can help you to find forums like "Harvest" tool, that helps to scrape

URL from SERP

 

[hideath]

GSA won't really make links in all type of websites, just the ones with some common footprint & CMS,
Apart from typical captchas, any additional less common security measure added and you'll have to create the links manually instead,

Just stick to the possibly available ones for the tool, you can use such type of websites to create your tier 1 crowd links,
And since you can't create the links using GSA, they usually are less spammed, lower OBL, makes them perfect for the purpose

 

[clubitvn]

Scrapebox tool is useful for finding forums or discussion boards and it helps you get information from search engine and hidden pages.

 

[KoD-]

You can use specific Google search operators to find forums and discussion boards in your niche.
"keyword + forum"
"keyword + discussion board"
"keyword + community"
Experiment with different combinations of search terms related to your niche to discover relevant forums and boards.
Analyze the backlink profiles of your competitors to identify forums, discussion boards, and other platforms where they have built links.

 

[Steptoe]

Alright so I noticed that when using GSA SER strangely the thing finds some forum or board where you can write, but the page is either an orphan page or something that you cannot normally access.
So I was wondering what can be used to find such pages. If what I know is correct maybe scrapebox? But I haven't used that product and don't have one yet.
What would be the way to find such forum / board so I can use them as a parasite?

With bots and automated submitters, they'll often check standard locations for registration pages etc that the webmaster may have removed from the website's navigation. Or POST data to a script without there having to be a form available. This can sometimes mean that they manage to sneak content on there that you wouldn't be able to add manually through a browser. I can't really think of a way to target these specifically, it's more a happy by-product of automated submissions.