Permanently Closed Marketplace Sales Thread
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blogmaster2003
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~I had the error 403
how i solve it:
my domain is at cloudlfare, so i added the ip of the proxy assigned to the trust ips, problem solved
how i solve it:
my domain is at cloudlfare, so i added the ip of the proxy assigned to the trust ips, problem solved
capricious
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NVM i solved the problem.
But i am not able to get the same results for backlink check of competitors it got in the video by looplinescrapebox.
Is it because i am using public proxies?
But i am not able to get the same results for backlink check of competitors it got in the video by looplinescrapebox.
Is it because i am using public proxies?
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If you are still using the old backlink checker, then upgrade to the new one by MOZ. It gets more links then the old one did, and they are better quality and from a fresher index.
Better quality, meaning that the data is much fresher, so it would have compensated for deleted links etc... more effecinetly. Plus you can use the MOZ api thats free.
I let it run with only 1 moz account for a week ish and got about 14 million backlinks, thats a lot to deal with. And that was on a random list, if I was targeting sites that were building links, no doubt I would have got more as plenty of the ones I looked at had 0.
Also I "think" that moz works on the url level, where the old one only pulled backlinks for the domain.com level, regardless of the url that you load. So then in theory if you have a site with 20 pages, then you could get up to 20,000 backlinks from that site, in theory. But I need to full test that to be sure, but it seems to do that.
HelloInsomnia
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It must be a url level (which is obviously much better) - when I grab the backlinks of Youtube videos many will be 0 while of course some will be 10 or 100 or even 1000.
capricious
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I am not using backlink checker. I am using the method "%kw%" -site:%kw% mentioned in the video here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qMRyErFblAU
I think its because of the public proxies i am using. It gets dead soon and so affects the harvesting.
Also, moz asks for credit card info which i am not comfortable sharing with them. Will try it out again with fakenamegenerator, may work.
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Yes Google are pretty strict with any advanced operators like inurl: intitle: site: etc and free proxies aren't the best with these sorts of queries. One thing that can help a lot is by going to Settings >> Adjust multi-threaded harvester proxy retries, and winding this up to 20 retries. Then each query will be retried up to 20 times with different proxies when the connection fails.
Also Moz shouldn't ask for a credit card, are you sure you are signing up for a free account?
What language were you trying to post, and what translation engine did you use Google or Bing? I'll try and replicate the issue.
Also Loopline published a great video called ScrapeBox Tips & Tricks, it's long but it covers some cool stuff and it's well worth watching:
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I just scraped an English article for "SEO" and translated it to Russian and posted it all using the Article Scraper and it worked perfectly http://i.imgur.com/F5vSlX0.png
Does the article on your PC have Russian text before for you post it or is the issue occurring when it's posted to your blog? If you open the article on your PC in Notepad and resave it, it may be converting the file to ansi and breaking the encoding. If it's happening when you post to your blog, then your blog maybe changing the encoding.
capricious
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I think i was trying their 30 day free trial PRO so they were asking for the credit card info. I have created an account and requested for the invitation link for moz analytics.
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You would have to test and see, but you could probably use 100-250 or so, Im guessing. When harvesting its going to be dependant on the proxies you have, but for posting you can use more threads. However if using private proxies for posting then your provider may set a simultaneous connections limit, in which case, you would want to see what that is, because you can't exceed that or other requests will just be denied.
When in doubt, use the defaults, they work really well.
I don't think so. I have the IPs and just checked and they are still working. Its probably someone who had not used sbox in a while and tried to use it and was using a way old version. I helped a couple people with issues like that recently and thats what it turned out to be.
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There's been no changes to any of the servers since August 2012, and when this happened it didn't require anyone to transfer or get a new license. Actually none of the server upgrades in 4 years has ever caused everyone to license ScrapeBox again.
Maybe he meant he moved his own copy to another VPS and needs to set the license up on his new machine?
Hey is there any chance you can add a auto restart failed option to features like the PR checker and the google competition checker, just because I like to leave large lists running overnight, and right now I'm having to get up every hour or so to restart the failed checks.
pethum
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Problem when it posted to blog..Probably blog maybe changing the encoding.I can post to blogger blogs without any problem..What I need is upload like 50k-100k articles to my blog over 2-4 weeks. If it's problem of the blog,is there any way to fix it?
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