Question about searching with Scrapebox

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roxaa

Newbie

Feb 5, 2012

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• Feb 6, 2012

• #1

Howdy,

I am a new member here but i love the community.

A few days ago a bought Scrapebox and played a little with it.

I am not quite a noob (or at least i dont think so) but today i wanted to find all blogs that wrote about today's google PR update and to do a fast comment submission with something relevant.

However, I Scrapebox scraped a lot of posts about 2010, 2011 PR updates, even if I setup footprints as:

intitleagerank update february 2012
intitle:"pagerank" "update" "february" "2012"

Any idea how to make this working? Thanks.

 

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Junkfood00

Elite Member

Sep 13, 2011

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• Feb 6, 2012

• #2

Have you tried inurl:"/2012/02/06/"?

 

ZakBR

Junior Member

Sep 23, 2010

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• Feb 6, 2012

• #3

inurl:"/2012/02/06/" Should do it just like Junkfood said. Also make sure you got wordpress checked (if that's what you are aiming) and also check for the country that you are targeting.

Eg.: If you want to target G00g from Brazil, click "G00g" dropbox in the "Select engines and Proxies" box and then "Add more Google".

If you just want to target g00g.com, you are all set though.

Good luck!

 

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roxaa

Newbie

Feb 5, 2012

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• Feb 6, 2012
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• #4

No, I haven't tries with "/2012/02/06/", will try it now.

Thanks guys.

 

ZakBR

Junior Member

Sep 23, 2010

132

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• Feb 6, 2012

• #5

Feel free to keep posting your experience here. We will help in any way we can.

Don't forget to say thanks if you feel you got help!

Thanks!

 

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roxaa

Newbie

Feb 5, 2012

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• Feb 6, 2012
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• #6

Here you go...

 

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roxaa

Newbie

Feb 5, 2012

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• Feb 6, 2012
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• #7

Ok, this worked for me:

inurl:"/2012/02/" intitle:"pagerank"

but there are tons of other blogs who wrote about this stupid update and not using the date based perma links...

any suggestions?

 

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roxaa

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Feb 5, 2012

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• Feb 6, 2012
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• #8

Ok, so I tried different variations:

inurl:"pagerank-update" intitle:"february 2012"
inurl:"pagerank-update" intitle:"2012"
etc

and it seems that I build up a decent list.

Yahoo, gives me 2 results, lol.

 

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ejrussell

Regular Member

May 11, 2010

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• Feb 6, 2012

• #9

why dont you use the intext operator and put each one of your variable into intext

 

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roxaa

Newbie

Feb 5, 2012

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• Feb 6, 2012
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• #10

because i am so dummy that i did not know about the intext operator.

thanks for the tip.