Scrapebox Posted BLs - Large RSS Submit

After doing a blast in scrapebox, export the "Posted" sites into a seperate text file. Then what?

I have read about creating an RSS feed, or even a local self-hosting RSS file or XML file.. How do you guys do this? One service I found only supports up to 100 links in one feed, so if you have 6k posted sites, that would be a pain in the ASS! How do you guys go about this? I would like to know someones process. I am looking to get links picked up/indexed/found quickly.


I know there is a debate between forcing the links to get found quickly vs letting them get found naturally. I for one use the natural approach, however I want to test things out myself. It could also be handy if trying to rank within a short time table.

Thanks.

I want to know the answer myself. Anyone?

shudogg said:

After doing a blast in scrapebox, export the "Posted" sites into a seperate text file. Then what?

I have read about creating an RSS feed, or even a local self-hosting RSS file or XML file.. How do you guys do this? One service I found only supports up to 100 links in one feed, so if you have 6k posted sites, that would be a pain in the ASS! How do you guys go about this? I would like to know someones process. I am looking to get links picked up/indexed/found quickly.


I know there is a debate between forcing the links to get found quickly vs letting them get found naturally. I for one use the natural approach, however I want to test things out myself. It could also be handy if trying to rank within a short time table.

Thanks.

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Those "posted" are not actually your backlink. SB just successfully posted, many of them will be moderated by the blog owners.

uh yeah, I know that. They are your potential backlinks.

The question is, how do those who are familiar with scrapebox create the RSS files and how/where do they submit them. This will get the backlinks noticed faster than relying on the Google spiders/bots.

I know you can import your "posted" list and export it as RSS XML. It will grab the title and description of each URL. Do you guys split the files? If so, how many entries per file? Then where do you submit it?

I know there are different places you can submit your entries to. I am looking for someone who has a process in place that works to give their 2 cents on how they do it and what works best for them.

I also want to know this and after almost have been cheated buying xrumer im back with scrapebox and I knows this tool has great potential, so rss feed is one thing I also want to learn...

I knows this tool has great potential, so rss feed is one thing I also want to learn...

Well I have a domain that is 3 years old, and it is a blog. I have noticed that Google picks up posts and anything on this site very quickly. I mean within about 6-12 hours. So I decided to use this domain.

This is what I did, and maybe some Scrapebox master can comment.

I had 1200 posted after a small blast with scrapebox. (I have over 300k unique wordpress domains harvested, this is a small run on a new domain). I took the 1200 posted, imported them into SB and exported as RSS XML. I had it analyze all the sites, grabbing the title and description. I thought hard about if I should split it up in 100 or maybe 500 urls per list.. but I went ahead and made one XML file made up of the 1200 posted URLs.

I uploaded the xml file to my domain.

I have a RSS list combined from the SB included urls and from pingler.com (removed dups). I then submitted the xml file of 1200 posted URLs (mydomain.com/name.xml) using the RSS feature in scrapebox. Since I am only using 1 website, I didn't use a proxy.

Same thing as using pingler.com to submit my manually uploaded XML file. Again, the XML file contains 1200 entries, I am not sure if that is fine or bad...?

I like using scrapebox instead of pingler because I am not limited and its a hell of a lot easier. Just go to pingler.com and copy all their sites they submit to, paste them into scrapebox. Import the RSS entires scrapebox comes with also. Remove dups, then save the final file.

why do you want them to index them fast..let them get indexed naturally...blog comments get indexed gradually unlike profile backlinks which dont get indexed readily.And other SB users/spammers would also be rss'ing them so this way your links will automatically get indexed.

I understand this. I normally let them get picked up naturally. I am fully aware of all of this. I wanted to know a good method for doing this for those times that it would be better and for learning/future use.

When doing a fresh website targeting local keywords, there is no need in doing a large blast in most cases. If I can post to 1k sites, get 300 backlinks out of it, and get results to the site quickly, it would be nice. Sometimes it sucks waiting for Google to "find" your backlinks. I am fully aware and will use it in cases that I think I need to.

try this linklicious(.)me create rss feed of your backlinks and ping them.

ritesh said:

try this linklicious(.)me create rss feed of your backlinks and ping them.

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yea these guys do everything for you... crazy stuff
u can still sign up to premium right now for free while theyre in beta. submit up to 30k links a day..


it fully automates the process of google finding your backlinks.... sick stuff