Problem finding Pligg sites with Scrapebox

biojoe

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Hi Blackhatters!
I know that scrapebox isnt working at the moment, but anyways I want search social bookmarking sites powered by Pligg ( as soon as SB is working again ).

The Problem is that I am not very experienced with scrapebox and I think I am making a mistake when using the custom footprint.
I've found a site with many footprints of Pligg on BHW, but I'm confused where I have to put those footprints.

Example: I type in the custom footprint text area "powered by Pligg" and I mark the option Custom footprint. Then I enter many different Keywords in the keyword-area. After harvesting I get a nice list with many URLs but most of them (nearly all) aren't social bookmarking sites..... (well, i trim to root first, maybe that is the issue?)

I also wonder if it's important to put prefix and suffix like inurl:"pligg" or inurl:pligg

Hope you can help me :)
joe
 
Hey :)

Check out this thread. And if you still cant get it right post here.
http://www.blackhatworld.com/blackh...box-footprints-finding-scuttle-pligg-ect.html

Regards
Hi Blackhatters!
I know that scrapebox isnt working at the moment, but anyways I want search social bookmarking sites powered by Pligg ( as soon as SB is working again ).

The Problem is that I am not very experienced with scrapebox and I think I am making a mistake when using the custom footprint.
I've found a site with many footprints of Pligg on BHW, but I'm confused where I have to put those footprints.

Example: I type in the custom footprint text area "powered by Pligg" and I mark the option Custom footprint. Then I enter many different Keywords in the keyword-area. After harvesting I get a nice list with many URLs but most of them (nearly all) aren't social bookmarking sites..... (well, i trim to root first, maybe that is the issue?)

I also wonder if it's important to put prefix and suffix like inurl:"pligg" or inurl:pligg

Hope you can help me :)
joe
 
Hi thanks for the fast answer!
Yes I already saw that thread you mentioned.
My problem is by far easier.... :D

Scuttle

Pligg
Code:
inurl:"pligg/upcoming.php"
inurl:"register" intitle:"pligg"
inurl:"cloud.php" intitle:"pligg"
inurl:"live_comments" intitle:"pligg"
inurl:"faq-en.php" intext:"pligg"
inanchor:"Pligg beta 9 Home"
inanchor:"About Pligg"
inurl:"/pligg" inurl:/register.php
inurl:register.php intext:"upcoming" intext:"published" intext:"submit"
inurl:/register intext:"upcoming" intext:"published" intext:"submit" intext:"Tag Cloud" -inurl:.php
inurl:/register intext:"upcoming" intext:"published" intext:"submit" -inurl:.php
inurl:/register intext:"upcoming" intext:"published" intext:"submit" -inurl:.php intitle:"register"
inurl:/register intext:"Powered by Pligg" -inurl:.php
inurl:/register.php intext:"Powered by Pligg"
"Powered by Pligg"
intitle:"Pligg beta"
"What Is Pligg?"
intitle:"Pligg Beta 9"
"http://www.pligg.com"
inurl:register.php intext:"upcoming" intext:"published" intext:"submit"
inurl:/register intext:"upcoming" intext:"published" intext:"submit" intext:"Tag Cloud" -inurl:.php
inurl:/register intext:"upcoming" intext:"published" intext:"submit" -inurl:.php
inurl:/register intext:"upcoming" intext:"published" intext:"submit" -inurl:.php intitle:"register"
inurl:/register intext:"Powered by Pligg" -inurl:.php
inurl:/register.php intext:"Powered by Pligg"


so i just take (for example ) the second line inurl:"register" intitle:"pligg" and put it in the custom footprint area and fill up the keyword area with some random keywords, did i get that right?

maybe my problem is that i trim to root the urls... but in the moment i cant test it :/

thanks so far, joe
 
Theres a much easier, efficient and faster way to this.

Read all about the merge button from here:
http://scrapeboxfaq.com/scraping

Simply if you have 2 keywords in the keyword box umm suppose
"dog"
"cat"

And you have a text file saved somewhere with this in it:
Inurl:.edu %KW%
Inurl:.gov %KW%

Now when you press the M button (while having those 2 keywords dog and cat) and then select the file ( with the mentioned 2 entries) this will come up in the keyword box:

Inurl:.edu "dog"
Inurl:.gov "dog"
Inurl:.gov "cat"
Inurl:.edu "cat"

Understand how quick and easy that was? :)

Now if you had that list saved as a text file with %KW% as their end

Scuttle

Pligg
Code:

inurl:"pligg/upcoming.php" inurl:"register" intitle:"pligg" inurl:"cloud.php" intitle:"pligg" inurl:"live_comments" intitle:"pligg" inurl:"faq-en.php" intext:"pligg" inanchor:"Pligg beta 9 Home" inanchor:"About Pligg" inurl:"/pligg" inurl:/register.php inurl:register.php intext:"upcoming" intext:"published" intext:"submit" inurl:/register intext:"upcoming" intext:"published" intext:"submit" intext:"Tag Cloud" -inurl:.php inurl:/register intext:"upcoming" intext:"published" intext:"submit" -inurl:.php inurl:/register intext:"upcoming" intext:"published" intext:"submit" -inurl:.php intitle:"register" inurl:/register intext:"Powered by Pligg" -inurl:.php inurl:/register.php intext:"Powered by Pligg" "Powered by Pligg" intitle:"Pligg beta" "What Is Pligg?" intitle:"Pligg Beta 9" "http://www.pligg.com" inurl:register.php intext:"upcoming" intext:"published" intext:"submit" inurl:/register intext:"upcoming" intext:"published" intext:"submit" intext:"Tag Cloud" -inurl:.php inurl:/register intext:"upcoming" intext:"published" intext:"submit" -inurl:.php inurl:/register intext:"upcoming" intext:"published" intext:"submit" -inurl:.php intitle:"register" inurl:/register intext:"Powered by Pligg" -inurl:.php inurl:/register.php intext:"Powered by Pligg"


and had keywords in the keyword box in between the commas
"keyword1"
"kewyord2"

and pressed the M button to merge them You would have big list of footprints to scrape.


Regards
 
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