Well pointer 1 is give it time. Not that I am saying it just to say it, but if you go look in the configuration folder you will see that the first, alphabetically listed, def file is Blog Engine, then Moveable Type then Wordpress. Thats important because in terms of market share its pretty much reverse of that.
Scrapejet proceeds thru platforms in alphabetical order of the def files. Your screen shows that its on platform 1 of 3 which means its chugging thru blog engine. Then will move to MT then to Wordpress. Obviously with the most market share you will get the most links from wordpress and MT is in the middle. So basically you will get proportionally more links as you move into future legs of the race as it were.
If you wanted to see faster results, you could rename the Wordpress Def file to
AWordpress
BMoveableType
CBlogEngine
respectively.
Then it will go in order of market share.
Next of course use private proxies. My initial tests showed me that private proxies are 2.5 times more effective then public proxies. That was a small sample group, but for every 100 links you can get from public proxies means if you had used private proxies you could have gotten 250 links from the same run. Loosely speaking of course, but you can get the point.
Lastly
Run 10 instances and point them all at different keywords so that Sjet is chasing links down all kinds of different niches and domains at once.