okay I finally got this today! Yahoooo!
Now the only thing that seems hard for me is coming up with tons of comments.
Does it scrape comments by keyword?
If not, can someone please share some tips or a routine to get this accomplished.
Thanks
Not sure what you mean by "Does it scrape comments by keyword?" It scrapes sites for keywords/phrases.
But guessing from your comment you mean something different. There are a lot of different techniques for writing successful comments and a lot of hesitance to share those too much for fear of saturation (which has happened - believe me, I know it has happened...first-hand).
Best generic advice I can give is to spin the holy hell out of your comments - this both makes them seem more authentic (if done right - read your spintax to make sure it sounds natural) and helps you avoid the spamtraps.
I know a lot of people (myself included) "borrow" approved comments from other sites (blogs, youtube, etc.) and spin them into myriad combinations to make them "our own". This is both quick (aka lazy, like I like it) and a good tactic - if a comment has proven good enough to get approved on another site, it is a ripe target to us to use when seeking approval of a comment of "our own".
There's a lot of other tactics - long-assed comments intended to bore the mod into blindly approving them, short generic comments about current events, targetted comments that are relevant to the keywords we're targetting, etc.
On the flipside, don't waste time with:
"Your site is really nice but there is a problem with the layout in {Kameleon|iCab|Flock|Ubuntu's browser}...."
"{Great|Nice|Wonderful} post. May I borrow your RSS feed?"
"I found your site on {Google|delicious|Bing}...."
Those are way saturated. And please, for my own sanity, don't post shit like:
"Comfortably, I can assure that this is the delightfulest post I have comprehended on the network..."