Scrapebox Footprints question:

Is it possible to create a footprint that scrapes for both tumblr + wordpress?
I go like site:tumblr.com
What should I add to include more websites in the same session?


Also, any guides in regards to footprints would be highly appreciated.
Thanks!

@loopline can help you with anything related to Scrapebox

Not going to work, there are no such footprints to find both of them in a single scrape session.

Nut-Nights said:

Not going to work, there are no such footprints to find both of them in a single scrape session.

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Ouch..
Thanks anyway, saved me a lot of time.

Ricky.Montana said:

@loopline can help you with anything related to Scrapebox

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I have to say this...
@loopline is a godsend.

UninvitedSoul said:

I have to say this...
@loopline is a godsend.

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Thanks.


Your question is kind of like an oxymoron (thats not an insult if you don't understand it then go for google).

So let me clarify. If you want to find sites that physically are both tumblr and wordpress thats not really possible because tumblr is a CMS and wordpress is also a CMS, so they are both a platform to host a site.

Now if you just want to do 1 scraping run and find both wordpress and tumblr urls in the same scraping run, but realize that they are obviously 2 separate sites, then sure you can do that.

Just realize that the keywords box is like the search bar at google.com I rarely use the footprints box in scrapebox and all it does is combine whatever you put there with the keywords, but you can put it straight in the keywords box.



So where is what I think you want to do.

lets say you have 3 keywords

car
truck
boat

and you want to find both tumblr urls and wordpress urls for those keywords in the same scraping run.

put your 3 keywords in the keywords box.

then create a text file, like in notepad or similar and do like

"powered by wordpress" %kw%
site:tumblr.com %kw%

Then save that. go into scrapebox and click the M button in the upper left quadrant. Then select that text file.

You will wind up with like

"powered by wordpress" car
"powered by wordpress" truck
"powered by wordpress" boat
site:tumblr.com car
site:tumblr.com truck
site:tumblr.com boat


scrape and you will wind up with both tumblr and wordpress results in your scrape.

You cant find two.. sites in the same search..
you have to search twice

loopline said:

Thanks.


Your question is kind of like an oxymoron (thats not an insult if you don't understand it then go for google).

So let me clarify. If you want to find sites that physically are both tumblr and wordpress thats not really possible because tumblr is a CMS and wordpress is also a CMS, so they are both a platform to host a site.

Now if you just want to do 1 scraping run and find both wordpress and tumblr urls in the same scraping run, but realize that they are obviously 2 separate sites, then sure you can do that.

Just realize that the keywords box is like the search bar at google.com I rarely use the footprints box in scrapebox and all it does is combine whatever you put there with the keywords, but you can put it straight in the keywords box.



So where is what I think you want to do.

lets say you have 3 keywords

car
truck
boat

and you want to find both tumblr urls and wordpress urls for those keywords in the same scraping run.

put your 3 keywords in the keywords box.

then create a text file, like in notepad or similar and do like

"powered by wordpress" %kw%
site:tumblr.com %kw%

Then save that. go into scrapebox and click the M button in the upper left quadrant. Then select that text file.

You will wind up with like

"powered by wordpress" car
"powered by wordpress" truck
"powered by wordpress" boat
site:tumblr.com car
site:tumblr.com truck
site:tumblr.com boat


scrape and you will wind up with both tumblr and wordpress results in your scrape.

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You're just insane! I've been watching your videos for the past couple of days. I'm starting to get the hang of the merge option, and it seems to be much better than the footprint tab.

Thanks a lot for the tip... and I do know what an oxymoron is. I'm an English major. lol.

Just an extra question:
Is it enough to manage & register Web 2.0s through a VPN?

UninvitedSoul said:

You're just insane! I've been watching your videos for the past couple of days. I'm starting to get the hang of the merge option, and it seems to be much better than the footprint tab.

Thanks a lot for the tip... and I do know what an oxymoron is. I'm an English major. lol.

Just an extra question:
Is it enough to manage & register Web 2.0s through a VPN?

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What do you mean "is it enough" ? Enough for what? I mean are you asking if the web 2.0 is going to delete your accounts if you don't do it thru a VPN or are you asking about how that affects google rankings or ?

I just don't have enough context around your question to even try and answer.

loopline said:

What do you mean "is it enough" ? Enough for what? I mean are you asking if the web 2.0 is going to delete your accounts if you don't do it thru a VPN or are you asking about how that affects google rankings or ?

I just don't have enough context around your question to even try and answer.

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No, I mean if it's enough to cover multiple registrations on those Web 2.0's platform.

Is a VPN good for just registration & initial setup? Is it possible/wise to use it multiple times on the same Web 2.0 account to manage it?
If I'd like to keep managing those Web 2.0s, should I opt for private proxies?
Thanks!

loopline said:

Thanks.


Your question is kind of like an oxymoron (thats not an insult if you don't understand it then go for google).

So let me clarify. If you want to find sites that physically are both tumblr and wordpress thats not really possible because tumblr is a CMS and wordpress is also a CMS, so they are both a platform to host a site.

Now if you just want to do 1 scraping run and find both wordpress and tumblr urls in the same scraping run, but realize that they are obviously 2 separate sites, then sure you can do that.

Just realize that the keywords box is like the search bar at google.com I rarely use the footprints box in scrapebox and all it does is combine whatever you put there with the keywords, but you can put it straight in the keywords box.



So where is what I think you want to do.

lets say you have 3 keywords

car
truck
boat

and you want to find both tumblr urls and wordpress urls for those keywords in the same scraping run.

put your 3 keywords in the keywords box.

then create a text file, like in notepad or similar and do like

"powered by wordpress" %kw%
site:tumblr.com %kw%

Then save that. go into scrapebox and click the M button in the upper left quadrant. Then select that text file.

You will wind up with like

"powered by wordpress" car
"powered by wordpress" truck
"powered by wordpress" boat
site:tumblr.com car
site:tumblr.com truck
site:tumblr.com boat


scrape and you will wind up with both tumblr and wordpress results in your scrape.

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UninvitedSoul said:

No, I mean if it's enough to cover multiple registrations on those Web 2.0's platform.

Is a VPN good for just registration & initial setup? Is it possible/wise to use it multiple times on the same Web 2.0 account to manage it?
If I'd like to keep managing those Web 2.0s, should I opt for private proxies?
Thanks!

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I don't use a VPN really, I have hundreds of private proxies that I use along the way so its easy enough for me to assign them 1 at a time to unique things. But it depends on your use case. since I haven't tried it I can't say, but you could try it on a handful of test domains and see. Im a big fan of testing stuff. I push every button and see what happens.

FYI pushing every button... some buttons blow stuff up, so don't test on your money site! lol

Instaboy85 said:

I also follow your channel

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Thanks!