Scrapebox - Adding Anchor Text!

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Da.Digitalreputation

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• Jun 22, 2010

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Hello,

I have just purchased Scrapebox.

I have watched the video on how to use it however...

What i dont understand is, how i make the Anchor text my keyword...

 

cucurucu

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• Jun 22, 2010

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if I understand correctly what you are asking then use the keyword as name.I don't do that especially for long tail keywords but you can try

 

moremoney

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• Jun 22, 2010

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In blog comments your name is your anchor text. But from experience not many fairly high PR blogs will allow a comment through when your name is "stuffing envelopes" etc.

 

G0D0VERY0U

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• Jun 22, 2010

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If you are mass commenting, a good rule of thumb I like to use is to use 50% keywords, 50% real names as your anchor text. That's just something I heard that I use and like. All users differ.

 

Spaceman

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• Jun 23, 2010

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Do we all think that google really passes link juice from friggin blogger name fields?
I dont think so.....

 

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tsavo

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• Jun 23, 2010

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I agree with Spaceman, i have not go much juice from blog comments

 

ozzke

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• Jun 23, 2010

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They do pass linkjuice from personal experience, although of course the more comments that are on that page, the less juice it will be.
I do about the same with the 50% keywords 50% names

 

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kyle250

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• Jun 23, 2010

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Place a word to learling your experience

 

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Dayum

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• Jun 23, 2010

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Spaceman said:

Do we all think that google really passes link juice from friggin blogger name fields?
I dont think so.....

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I agree, name field is meant for a name, why would Google be seeing that as a keyword.

 

biks

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• Jun 23, 2010

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I agree, name field is meant for a name, why would Google be seeing that as a keyword.

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Because it actually IS a link with anchor text?

Why would Google ignore a link with anchor text because of something next to it? (Name) Or did somebody at Google take the time to actually tell the spider bot to ignore the link that was created from a name field on all Wordpress blogs?

 

peter2002

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• Jun 23, 2010

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biks said:

Because it actually IS a link with anchor text?

Why would Google ignore a link with anchor text because of something next to it? (Name) Or did somebody at Google take the time to actually tell the spider bot to ignore the link that was created from a name field on all Wordpress blogs?

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You are right. It's a regular 'anchor text' backlink.

 

Spaceman

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• Jun 24, 2010

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Look - its a 3 line chunk of program code for google to ignore all links from the name field on blog pages. For them - this wipes out a whacking chunk of webspam links practically for free.

Make no mistake - filling your sites link profile with those links is going to cost you dearly.

However I will be happy to be PROVED wrong.

Cheers
Spaceman

 

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contempt

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• Jun 24, 2010

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I get some good link juice from keywords as the anchor text and commenting using scrapebox... its all about where it lands and if it has any outgoing links..

 

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isurfthenet

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• Aug 10, 2010

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How many names should there be when commenting on ~5k blogs?
Can the names contain spaces? For example, six pack abs or sixpackabs?