Scrapebox: Do you guys use BLOG ANALYZER at all?
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HarrisonHill
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- Apr 29, 2010
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Why bother, which platform you are submitting to? Just blast the list and if sb can't post to specific platform, it won't post. Nothing bad will happen 
Analyzing before posting is just a waste of time
Analyzing before posting is just a waste of timeThanks guys.
LOL. yea, thats what I figured.
I usually just harvest my list doing the following;
1. Extract 'external' links from an existing AA blog.
2. From that list, extract the backlinks
3. By then, I will have a BIG list of backlinks (however, I find only 30% of them are comment-able)
4. After blasting, I realize that only 10% of the 30% BL are found.
Is this normal?
Thanks again
LOL. yea, thats what I figured.
I usually just harvest my list doing the following;
1. Extract 'external' links from an existing AA blog.
2. From that list, extract the backlinks
3. By then, I will have a BIG list of backlinks (however, I find only 30% of them are comment-able)
4. After blasting, I realize that only 10% of the 30% BL are found.
Is this normal?
Thanks again
themidiman
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- Feb 25, 2011
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It's much faster to just harvest the separate blog platforms.
It's a waste of time for me to use the blog analyzer.
It's a waste of time for me to use the blog analyzer.
When I am looking for AA blogs I use existing blogs. When looking for niche related blogs I use G**gle.
Thanks for your input, so I assume you are doing something similar as me;
1. Extract 'external' links from an existing AA blog.
2. From that list, extract the backlinks
3. By then, I will have a BIG list of backlinks (however, I find only 30% of them are comment-able)
4. After blasting, I realize that only 10% of the 30% BL are found.
?
1. Extract 'external' links from an existing AA blog.
2. Add link: in front of the external links
3. Take the external links and put them in harvester
4. By then, I will have a BIG list of blogs (however, I find only 30% of them are comment-able)
5. After blasting, I realize that only 10% of the 30% BL are found.
2. Add link: in front of the external links
3. Take the external links and put them in harvester
4. By then, I will have a BIG list of blogs (however, I find only 30% of them are comment-able)
5. After blasting, I realize that only 10% of the 30% BL are found.
I stopped using Blog Analyzer. Here's my old method:
1. Fresh proxies and updated blacklist.
2. Take an AA list and "Grab Comments". This will take all the comments out of the list which I then import into the Footprints. I know most comments are spun but I've never had a problem.
3. Run footprints through the Harvestor. Most likely this will max out the results at 1 million. Harvestor will remove the Blacklisted URLs during this process.
4. Remove duplicate URLs and duplicate Domains. Will cut the list down to about 500k.
5. Run Malware add-on. This cuts the list in half, 250k.
6. Blog Analyzer will cut the list down to 30%, 75k.
7. Blast.
8. Export Success and Fail.
9. Reblast Fail.
10. Repeat steps 8 and 9 until success rate is below 10% or I'm just tired of doing it.
11. Merge all the Success files together and Check Links for AA URLs.
I can usually get about a 40% to 50% final Success Rate on a list of about 75k of which 1% will be AA links.
I removed the Malware and Blog Analyzer part in order to improve efficiency. Everything else stays the same. My Success Rate is down to around 15%-20%, however since the list is larger I have a larger Success file and more AA links.
SuperLinks
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- Jul 14, 2008
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Very rarely.
Most of the time its wasted resources and time, just blast the list, what sticks is what will stick. Who cares about the platform.
There are times when you maybe need a specific blog for your VA's for specific tasks BUT if its for blog commenting and your gonna run it through Scrapebox then there's no reason to even use the blog analyzer.
Most of the time its wasted resources and time, just blast the list, what sticks is what will stick. Who cares about the platform.
There are times when you maybe need a specific blog for your VA's for specific tasks BUT if its for blog commenting and your gonna run it through Scrapebox then there's no reason to even use the blog analyzer.
HelloInsomnia
Elite Member
- Mar 1, 2009
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Rarely do I use the blog analyzer - if you have a list of URLs that are random - such as downloaded backlinks and you need to filter them you can save a lot of time by filtering out known platforms based on the URL itself.
For example you can filter out blog engine by removing all posts that contain: /post/
Or some Wordpress URLs by:
?p=
?tag=
?page=
/tag/
etc..
Loopline has a free tool that does this - maybe he will share it here if he sees this post.
For example you can filter out blog engine by removing all posts that contain: /post/
Or some Wordpress URLs by:
?p=
?tag=
?page=
/tag/
etc..
Loopline has a free tool that does this - maybe he will share it here if he sees this post.
ibmethatswhoib
Elite Member
- Feb 17, 2011
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ya but I just use it to shuffle the AA lists then put it back into the harvester without analyzing. Seems to give it a higher sticking rate cuz you're not rapidly posting to the same domain one after the other.
You can "export and randomise" when exporting lists. There's also an option in settings called "randomise comment poster blogs list" that randomises it automatically when posting.
I wish I understood how to do this. I have had very little success with SB and hardly use it any more. I am not very knowledgeable in these processes. I don't even know what you mean by an 'AA list' or how to 'grab comments'.
I was trying to learn how to use SB and found a site, Scrapebox TUTS or something like that from Brian Valentine, but now I can't find it any more and most of what I learned I forgot.
So far, SB has been pretty much a waste for me. Maybe I am just too dumb to use it. I have only been able to rank for very low search volume phrases and am making about a dollar a day.
Tim
I was trying to learn how to use SB and found a site, Scrapebox TUTS or something like that from Brian Valentine, but now I can't find it any more and most of what I learned I forgot.
So far, SB has been pretty much a waste for me. Maybe I am just too dumb to use it.
I have only been able to rank for very low search volume phrases and am making about a dollar a day.Tim
I use Blog Analyzer to filter commentable URLs since I will use iMacros to really know the platform because my slow internet connection.
When I use a Fast or Slow Poster Poster, I feel a headache because the results are not so satisfactory .
Besides being a slow Internet connection, I always use public proxies when posting, so it's waste time if I must update fresh proxies.
And for me, use iMacros to post comments much more effective after learning platforms with Blog Analyzer
When I use a Fast or Slow Poster Poster, I feel a headache because the results are not so satisfactory .
Besides being a slow Internet connection, I always use public proxies when posting, so it's waste time if I must update fresh proxies.
And for me, use iMacros to post comments much more effective after learning platforms with Blog Analyzer
Dan Da Man
Elite Member
- May 31, 2011
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If you are harvesting for manual blog posts, then yes the blog analyzer will do you good so that you dont have a bunch of URLs to sift through to find if you can comment on it or not. Other then that no way