Scrapebox blasting without success, what is wrong?
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dragonworks
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- Jul 24, 2010
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Well, it depends on keywords you are trying to blast? Not every kw can convert.
SEOFocused
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- Dec 11, 2010
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do a link check and see how many links are actually found. success rate and posted rate is not the same. if it doesn;t get auto approved, it is less than likely that it will get approved at all, specially considering the fact that these are auto comment blast and not on topic comments.
once you find the posted links, save them in a separate file. every time you blast a batch of comments, you save the posted links in a file and over time, you build your own auto approved comment list.
once you find the posted links, save them in a separate file. every time you blast a batch of comments, you save the posted links in a file and over time, you build your own auto approved comment list.
- May 28, 2011
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You cant blast with just a random list because the live links will be just a few. Public shared lists are already spammed to death. You have to use auto approve blog list. Or if you wanna post on non auto approve blogs you have to create very good and relevant (niche related) comments. If the comment is good enough you can pass the moderation and post on blogs with low OBL.
seraveegn003
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- Oct 23, 2011
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Oh god, thanks you to share your thoughts , it prove to be worked very well on me by using your concept ...
Set up the fast poster time out to 90 seconds. Make sure the list is random so not to overload the servers with multiple posts.
Update your "Slow and Manual Poster Blog Links" settings found in the settings menu. Max it out to 4096 KB. It is not documented but the Fast Poster also uses this setting.
To randomize the list, load it into harvester, select the blog analyzer add on, load the list from harvester into the analyzer, select shuffle, then save the list back to the harvester. I find this method much more successful over using the ScrapeBox option "Randomize Comment Poster Blogs List".
Try not to do more than 50 connections at a time unless you have a fast network connection with a fast machine. I use 100 on a dedicated 8 processor (2xquad) machine with a 100MB internet connection. The bots use 10 at a time on the same machine.
Break the list down to 75K to 100K entries at a time. Google "NotePad++" to cut and paste into multiple lists, this is the text editor I use.
Export failed entries from the Comment Poster and reload this list of failed entries into the harvester for a second run. You will normally find 25% or more of the entries are successful on a second try. Don't forget to shuffle this second list as well! A third run will result in even more successes, but the count is usually to low to make the time and effort worth while.
Don't trust the "failed" results in the bottom right column of ScrapeBox. ScrapeBox reports fails with 302 (redirect) errors on posting as well at 500 (server error) errors. There seems to be new plugins on blogs lately that report all posts as 404 (not found) errors even though the post was successful. I find that in most cases, the link is really posted. You can verify this for yourself by exporting the "failed entries" in the comment poster after fast posting and load this failed list back into ScrapeBox and Check Links.
Most important: Buy http://www.ezearn.info/p/scrapebox-private-proxies.html for a way higher posting success rate. Don't use the proxies sources built into scrapebox, most these are banned and black listed. Don't mix public and private proxies.
Update your "Slow and Manual Poster Blog Links" settings found in the settings menu. Max it out to 4096 KB. It is not documented but the Fast Poster also uses this setting.
To randomize the list, load it into harvester, select the blog analyzer add on, load the list from harvester into the analyzer, select shuffle, then save the list back to the harvester. I find this method much more successful over using the ScrapeBox option "Randomize Comment Poster Blogs List".
Try not to do more than 50 connections at a time unless you have a fast network connection with a fast machine. I use 100 on a dedicated 8 processor (2xquad) machine with a 100MB internet connection. The bots use 10 at a time on the same machine.
Break the list down to 75K to 100K entries at a time. Google "NotePad++" to cut and paste into multiple lists, this is the text editor I use.
Export failed entries from the Comment Poster and reload this list of failed entries into the harvester for a second run. You will normally find 25% or more of the entries are successful on a second try. Don't forget to shuffle this second list as well! A third run will result in even more successes, but the count is usually to low to make the time and effort worth while.
Don't trust the "failed" results in the bottom right column of ScrapeBox. ScrapeBox reports fails with 302 (redirect) errors on posting as well at 500 (server error) errors. There seems to be new plugins on blogs lately that report all posts as 404 (not found) errors even though the post was successful. I find that in most cases, the link is really posted. You can verify this for yourself by exporting the "failed entries" in the comment poster after fast posting and load this failed list back into ScrapeBox and Check Links.
Most important: Buy http://www.ezearn.info/p/scrapebox-private-proxies.html for a way higher posting success rate. Don't use the proxies sources built into scrapebox, most these are banned and black listed. Don't mix public and private proxies.