Is scrapebox is a must for doing basic SEO work ??
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studentcashnow
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indeed it does. There are plenty of free tools in the download section to rank for those lower keywords.
studentcashnow
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possibly the worse thing you could do
businessbira
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I have no evidence that blasting no-follow comments with scrapebox on thausands of blogs is going to help your rankings, even for low-competitive kws. If you think that clicking the "post comments" button on scrapebox is going to give you automatically good rankings, you are delusional.
Everybody have scrapebox nowadays and a lot blast comments like there is no tomorrow and their comments sucks big time; blogs have been blasted for some time now and blog owners aren't that silly, they won't approve your comments or they will, but with no link.
Plus, you will need private proxies to be able to post effectively, cause public proxies are slow and probably have already been reported for spamming, i.e. useless. So, be ready to shell out 10-20-30 dollars every month for private proxies, depending on the vendor you choose.
said so, Scrapebox is a very good tool since you can scrape google, you can check PR, check links etc, it's a tool that can come in handy often while doing your thing online.
but if you hardly have 60 bucks to invest and you hope scrapebox is going to pave the way for the thausands, i think you are going to have hard times making it. Nothing is impossible, you know but...
if you want to rank for a low-competitive kw, in terms of cost-effectiveness you may want to build manually 50/100 profile links a day and I can ensure you'll see much better results that blasting the shit of the wordpress blogosphere.
first establish some cashflow, then once you are making some money on a daily basis and you have some cash saved to leverage your online activity, go for scrapebox.
don't be a noob with scrapebox.
Everybody have scrapebox nowadays and a lot blast comments like there is no tomorrow and their comments sucks big time; blogs have been blasted for some time now and blog owners aren't that silly, they won't approve your comments or they will, but with no link.
Plus, you will need private proxies to be able to post effectively, cause public proxies are slow and probably have already been reported for spamming, i.e. useless. So, be ready to shell out 10-20-30 dollars every month for private proxies, depending on the vendor you choose.
said so, Scrapebox is a very good tool since you can scrape google, you can check PR, check links etc, it's a tool that can come in handy often while doing your thing online.
but if you hardly have 60 bucks to invest and you hope scrapebox is going to pave the way for the thausands, i think you are going to have hard times making it. Nothing is impossible, you know but...
if you want to rank for a low-competitive kw, in terms of cost-effectiveness you may want to build manually 50/100 profile links a day and I can ensure you'll see much better results that blasting the shit of the wordpress blogosphere.
first establish some cashflow, then once you are making some money on a daily basis and you have some cash saved to leverage your online activity, go for scrapebox.
don't be a noob with scrapebox.
blog commenting and profile links do work. what doesn't work is spamming anything you get your hands on and expecting everything to magically fall into place. the worst results are gonna come from publicly shared lists because they'll get pounded into oblivion.
use scrapebox to find those sites that haven't been hard hit
use scrapebox to find those sites that haven't been hard hit
GreyWolf
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- Aug 17, 2009
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Here's something that you need to consider before using any automation tools. All they are designed to do is let you scale up your efforts.
If you know what your doing to build good backlinks then automated tools will just make some of the tasks you do easier. But if you don't know what your doing and aren't able to build good backlinks on your own, then the automation tools will just make that easier as well.
In other words, if you don't know what your doing then tools like Scrapebox and Xrummer will just be scaling up your unsuccessful tactics. If you take the time to learn how to build backlinks manually and learn what really works best, then you can use automation tools to scale up a successful strategy.
Scrapebox and Xrummer aren't a magic bullet that will gaurantee you success. Just like any other tool, they won't be nearly as useful until you already know how to do the tasks they're designed to help with.
If you know what your doing to build good backlinks then automated tools will just make some of the tasks you do easier. But if you don't know what your doing and aren't able to build good backlinks on your own, then the automation tools will just make that easier as well.
In other words, if you don't know what your doing then tools like Scrapebox and Xrummer will just be scaling up your unsuccessful tactics. If you take the time to learn how to build backlinks manually and learn what really works best, then you can use automation tools to scale up a successful strategy.
Scrapebox and Xrummer aren't a magic bullet that will gaurantee you success. Just like any other tool, they won't be nearly as useful until you already know how to do the tasks they're designed to help with.
keadams26
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Haha, that is too true. If you build crappy links, the automation will help you build crappy links faster. Thanks for the laugh GreyWolf!