Scrapebox Mini Tutorial – Improve your comment acceptance rate by 80%

This little tutorial will show you how to increase you comment acceptance by up to 80%
I came up with this while managing my own blogs. While reviewing post comments I keep a sharp eye on on spam, any "Thank you great post" replies will not get by me. But sorting through so many comments you become less focused on things and this is where most admins will slip up. We all love trackbacks/pingbacks, right? So we always approve them. How do you recognize a trackback? Well they show up in the comments approval list and they are mixed in with the regular comments. It is easy to recognize them as the main text will have the following tail tale signs: (see img below)




Notice all trackbacks and pingbacks have a [...] at the beginning and the end. I noticed myself that my brain got so used to approving those things that every time I see them I auto approve it. This is the case with most admins. Everyone wants trackbacks, and everyone will auto approve them. After running tests I noticed almost an 80% stick increase.
So next time you run your campaign just enter a post in a similar way.


For example:
Or

Trackback
[...] ... great article that everyone should read [...]

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Source:
http://downloaddumpster.com/scrapebox-mini-tutorial-–-improve-your-comment-acceptance-rate-by-80/

doesn't wordpress automatically parse out trackbacks?

All my blogs that I've ever had, I have them mixed in with the pending comments section. Even on recent installs with default settings.

interesting idea i'm going to give that a shot, thanks dude

Trackbar
[...] ...good idea I might try it soon... [...]

For myself, I never approve any trackbacks. I only approve good comments relate to my blog pages

i use akismet and wp-recaptcha on my blog and do not moderate comments.

But you have option in SB to send trackbacks directly, so I don't get point of this ?

you're right, i use this method and my acceptance rate increase from 10% to 40% and my link get fast indexed by YSE.