Is such a tool existing?

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Is there a tool for searching for (manual and quality) backlink possibilities, namely e.g. blog posts and forum threads? The usual way is to use scrapebox and filter, but is there a search engine available for that?:


I want e.g to locate blog posts for a given keyword which are open for commenting, have max 50 #OBL and a pr of say min 3. Google cannot do this, right?

Or I want to find forum threads which are specific for my url, I mean: the threads are not just matching a keyword which might occure in many non-related content. No, the forum thread should match in a narrower sense the content of a given url.

From what I know from search engines, both cases should be possible to be implemented, right?
 
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Thanks, Winternacht. Actually I am more looking for a search engine of that type where I truly get automatically such posts and forums sorted by pr, obl, etc. Something on a larger scale... Anyone?
 
There is not such things... Only things at the resources need it to build such a tool/serach engine.

Second if we are talking about a search engine we must first talk about an algo search to find relevant websites... but as I said the resources need it to crawl a relevant database of websites is huge.
 
Well... relevancy means on first place matching a keyword, this is maybe not so difficult by means of an inverted index, not so sure. Very relevant on the other side is that one needs huge resources. But if the SE would not have to answer that many queries in real-time (like google does) or has only a restricted amount of pages - "powered by wordpress" google search results in only 424M pages - then wouldn't it be possible? ... still dreaming for such an engine ... :)
 
I must say having something like what your describing would actually be pretty damn nice. Would sure save alot of work when it comes to finding them.
 
Best thing to do is to use scrapebox to find sites using those exact specificationsn by using the right keywords and footprints. And then use gsa to post only to sites fitting the obl and pagerank requirements you want.
 
I can't remind what is name of that software but I remember that 1 or 2 years ago I used some software which recognised type of link... Not sure maybe Sick Submitter ? It wasn't perfect but gave mu good amount of backlinks :)
 
Guess we are all stuck with SB unless someone around here is gonna code some program that we all can order. *fingers crossed.

So far SB has been serving me well, and to other noobies like me SB is definitely recommended.
 
FireSoftLimited said:
I can't remind what is name of that software but I remember that 1 or 2 years ago I used some software which recognised type of link... Not sure maybe Sick Submitter ? It wasn't perfect but gave mu good amount of backlinks :)
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May be it was scrapebox or Gscraper.
 
if u need u can customize from me, that must be most suitable with u
 
I think you would be best off with Scrapebox because you can use "inurl:keyword" for a URL containing. You can also get the page rank of everything you've harvested and sort it accordingly. I know you are looking for a search engine that does all this automatically but it doesn't really exist to my knowledge.

Scrapebox also has an outbound link checker so you can narrow your results by OBL and PR.

GSA can handle this as well but I've never really used it for scraping - just posting.

Hope this helps!
 
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