Scrapebox comment blasting footprint

clin407

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I have a few questions on comment blasting with scrapebox, with my main concern being leaving a footprint for google.

1. If i blast a certain blog so my link shows up a few times in comments, would that be bad? I assume not but I don't know if google has learned to watch for how many times a URL pops up in the comment section.

2. If I blast a blog with my money site and some other tier 1,2,3 sites, would it be easy for Google to find the footprint?

I ask these cause I've been blasting for the past week with my own lists and ones I've found online but I'm starting to get cluttered with my files and I need to learn better file organization, what do you guys use to keep everything organized so the same blog isn't blasted a million times by the same anchor text/url.
 
When you say blasting a blog with your links in the comments, are those multiple links all pointing to the same url? If so, the first link might hold some value, but any other links would be pretty worthless. Google can tell how many links are coming from a certain site. I'm sure you've heard about getting multiple links from the same class c ip?
 
Yea same links from same site. I don't mind the duplicate links passing little to no value, I'm just afraid of being penalized.
 
I don't think it would be unnatural for someone to post comments more than once to a blog - as in, they were joining in the conversation - so I doubt there's a penalty for it. As long as you are randomizing your comments (so the text isn't exactly the same)
 
You wont get penalized, think of sitewide links. However, beyond that first link, the additional links hold very little value.
 
Anyone know the answer to #2? and how they organize their stuff?
 
I use a simple excel spreadsheet.

Each new autoapprove list I compile I name with the date and dubject (if any)

I then record each website list i'm working with accross the top, the aa
lists down the page.

then I simply record the date I ran the mission in the correspponding field.

It's pretty simple and lets me keep track of what I've done.

we pay for bandwidth here in Oz so I don't want to waste Bandwidth pointlessly blasting the same lists
 
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