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Well its simple enough, it just takes a lot of time and work. So you would first harvest niche relevant blogs. So put in your keywords and harvest, bearing in mind relevance drops off like a cliff in googles results at a point, as they put almost all their effort in the first 10 results, as thats what most people use.
Then you can post to the blogs with a fake url, and then run the link checker to see what sticks. Whatever links are found are your auto approve ones. (I assume you want auto approve ones?)
Then run those thru the ******** test addon.
Your talking about roughly 1 in 1000-2000 urls you harvest will be ******** auto approve.
If you are not wanting auto approve then its tricker, you can try the ********/nofollow test addon, but its an assumption and only works with wordpress and only when conditions are what it needs. But if so you can harvest and skip straight to the ********/nofollow test.
Just bear in mind like I said, relevance drops off like a cliff in google at a point. So if you harvest the top 1000 results for cars for sale in London, you will get some relevant results but as you get further into the list you might get results like
lawn mowers for sale in London
How to sell a car in London
Planting grass in London
Great fishing spots near London
How to bake a cake.
Literally, relevance can be that far off.
I don't even think 702 is a valid http status code, which would suggest its coming from something else.
It seems odd it does it only with site.
Do you have any private proxies you can try? You said it works slowly with some proxies and gives socket errors. A Socket error is whem something interferes with the socket locally. Error 702 seems to be related to a local issue (sometimes).
Which still makes not a lot of sense, as I also can't reproduce your issue on any local machine or server that I have. Have you tried drop kicking your PC? That might fix it.
I would work thru some basic stuff. I would first build a custom proxy test in the proxy tester to test for your exact query you want to use. That way you are getting a proxy that works with your advanced operator. Then I would use those proxies in the image grabber and see what you get. It may be slow, but do you get the same socket error and 702?
Then I would try it in a browser with javascript disabled, does it work?
Then I would cover the basics on your pc making sure Scrapebox and the addon are set as trusted/allowed in all anti-virus, malware checkers, firewall and then shut down any unneded programs. If you are using a router try disabling the router firewall as test and/or just bypass the router.
If you can try a mobile dongle or another internet connection, try that.
Else you could try to restart the pc in safe mode with networking, verify that the internet works, and try that.
For good measure you could try using google public DNS or a free public DNS rather then your own, probably not it, but can't hurt.
Failing all that you may want to practice a breathing technique so you don't feel the need to drop kick the pc.
But post back how all that goes.
