Yeah, why I normally just use http://archivescraper.net, Gets the job done. This is very common in making pbn's. Not only for content but diffrent css's on the sites as well to keep the uniqueness and reduce the footprintThe process of scraping on Wayback Machine is a little difficult to navigate; but if you're looking for something on a specific domain, it's great.
Yeah, why I normally just use http://archivescraper.net, Gets the job done. This is very common in making pbn's. Not only for content but diffrent css's on the sites as well to keep the uniqueness and reduce the footprint
Well, I'm sure the OP would have appreciated your help... only if you arrived 2 years ago.
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Yeah, why I normally just use http://archivescraper.net, Gets the job done. This is very common in making pbn's. Not only for content but diffrent css's on the sites as well to keep the uniqueness and reduce the footprint
What sort of results do you get using this?
I dont think automate scrape expired domain content is good, why?
Well, I use a method from BHW that use expired domain content for money site, 2 month later, i posted 200 posts and till now, got 0 traffic, i will not say those re-usable content is bad, just hard to choose the good ones, nearly 99.9% of expired domain contents are garbish, spun, all whatever duplicate. And you also need put all the contents through copyscape to check it for re-usable, so fucxxxx time-comsuming, doesnt pay off i think, i really do not know how these people build PBN use expired domain, maybe just find the right one, but in my opinion? Its hard for a tool to automate this, it cant tell the quality of content, you must do this by your hand.