bstsystems
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- May 17, 2011
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I just recently bought Scrapebox. I filtered down my lists from about 13,000 initial url's to the best 500 or so for 2 campaigns. I am trying to go for high pr low outbound links. I checked the next day now and none of the 1000 are approved. I'm guessing that I'm doing something wrong, unless the software isn't working.
I tried to manually post to a couple of them:
I noticed that quite a few had 0 posts. I think I remember that we shouldn't post to blogs like that as they may not work? How do we filter those out with SB?
Another one said: "Sorry, but your comment has been flagged by the spam filter running on this blog"
How do I get my comments to pass their spam filter?
Then another that I manually posted, I pressed submit and they just went to a white screen not doing anything.
What do the 2nd most successful comments consist of? (behind manual posting relevant to the blog) Should I just use comments like "I like your blog" etc to get a higher approval rate?
I was using my anchor texts of no more than 4 words each. I realize that would make the approval rate go down, but isn't it worth it? Or does it go down by so much that it's just best to write a regular name in instead? Or, if my keyword is big red dogs, should I try to just put my name as "big" for one, "red" for another, and "dogs" for another comment. Will that result in higher approval and still help my site via anchor text?
I tried to manually post to a couple of them:
I noticed that quite a few had 0 posts. I think I remember that we shouldn't post to blogs like that as they may not work? How do we filter those out with SB?
Another one said: "Sorry, but your comment has been flagged by the spam filter running on this blog"
How do I get my comments to pass their spam filter?
Then another that I manually posted, I pressed submit and they just went to a white screen not doing anything.
What do the 2nd most successful comments consist of? (behind manual posting relevant to the blog) Should I just use comments like "I like your blog" etc to get a higher approval rate?
I was using my anchor texts of no more than 4 words each. I realize that would make the approval rate go down, but isn't it worth it? Or does it go down by so much that it's just best to write a regular name in instead? Or, if my keyword is big red dogs, should I try to just put my name as "big" for one, "red" for another, and "dogs" for another comment. Will that result in higher approval and still help my site via anchor text?
