Stupid scrapebox question (running it 24/7)

fad3r

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Hi,
I am just about done studying this tool I have one (stupid) question. I read on this site about people saying they leave it running 24/7 is that literal or figuratively? Whenever I run it once it gets to 1000 results (maximum from google) it is done.

I know this is pretty dumb but now that i have read through the ultimate scrapebox advantage along with that monster tutorial on this site I am ready to start using it and was just wondering. Anyway thanks. Now on to bookmarking demon
 
build a macro to run scrapebox and a script to save keywords to your pc and you are done for weeks.
 
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can someone explain what is 24/7? -my scrapebox stupid question :p
 
To OP, u need to be using proxies and make sure the proxy check box is ticked. Dont use google to scrape use yahoo you will get more results without the proxies dying on you. The reason why your only getting 1000 results is your not using proxies or not enough google verified ones.
 
To OP, u need to be using proxies and make sure the proxy check box is ticked. Dont use google to scrape use yahoo you will get more results without the proxies dying on you. The reason why your only getting 1000 results is your not using proxies or not enough google verified ones.

nope, the reason he's only getting 1000 is because he's only searching for one keyword. 1000 is the limit from what i remember for each keyword, so he has to enter more and/or make variations on his current keyword.
 
If we are onto stupid questions I come with one : How much power a normal desktop computer consumes if is working one month doing scrapebox ?!
Just want to know how much I save on energy bill for renting a VPS instead of running the darn thing on my home computer;)
 
If we are onto stupid questions I come with one : How much power a normal desktop computer consumes if is working one month doing scrapebox ?!
Just want to know how much I save on energy bill for renting a VPS instead of running the darn thing on my home computer;)
No more than your PSU rating + the couple of watts for the monitor(s) if you are not switching them off. If you are interested in the exact value, most major parts have online details about their power consumption. I'd say less than 400 watts/hour for an otherwise idling PC with a couple of HDDs.
 
I was doing 1 keyword & I was using private proxies. I was curious about running multiple instances at once & I already figured out how to do that.
 
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