using scrapebox to increase my youtube views

I have some videos that I wish to increase my views and subscribers. I have been using it to post comments with the link to my youtube video but it does not seem to be increasing my view count.

Is this an appropriate use for scrabebox comment poster?

I posted 10 to 20 comments on business insider last month and increase one of my video views by 214 views.
I used scrapebox to post comments to blogs a couple of days ago and it did not seem increase my view count even with scrapebox comment poster indicate 340 were successful.

any ideas on this mystery?

thanks

Maxx

PS I am amazed at the things that the scrapebox coder thought to include in this product.

It is pretty amazing indeed. You could use the contact form poster to post a good ad to businesses and hope to find some folks reading the contact forms with nothing better to do then watch your video.

But you have to realize out of 340 blogs there is a decent chance a majority of them are either auto approve and no mod is seeing the comment or people aren't reading the comments. How many blog owners start and then lose interest or just don't read all the comments. Id try posting to like, 100K blogs and see if that has an impact. You might only have 1% of them actually being read by a moderator and plenty of those folks will just delete your comment.

You could always just use the browser based ping mode, Ive used that to increase views before, assuming you don't have ads running on these. If you have some private proxies just hit the videos once every few days.

Or go back to business insider, I mean its a matter of where there are eyeballs, and what is easiest to get done.

I think I will figure out how to load in news blogs that have very high volume of posting and reading activity. The Business Insider is a good example of this type. I guess you could feed those URLs to manual poster and this would speed up the process. As I said earlier, 6-10 post got me 400 views on one youtube video that I had in the posting link in 1-2 days.

I was a software developer for Prentice Hall years ago have used 3-4 different email address collecting programs extensively and have never seen one come even close to the design thought and functionality of Scrabebox. With these other collection programs that I used, it was always when I wanted to do something clever with the software, I would end up saying, "why couldn't the program do that?" Have yet to say that about Scrapebox. Of course I have only used it for a few weeks and don't really know all of the features yet.

are you the developer? I have watch a lot of your videos and they are very good to learn from instead of a dry manual. But does a dry manual exist? I would like to have it saved on my drive for quick reference.

Yes high visibility blogs is indeed your best bet for real traffic. You can build in your own engines. It sounds like you have experience so thats probably a quick win for you.

For example you said Business Insider, did you post comments on there and that got you views or what did you post on the site?

If the site doesn't require you to be logged in you can build a fast poster engine for it, aslong as its compatible, and then just use fast poster to hammer all over the site. You might be able to post hundreds or thousands of comments in a matter of minutes. Although probably better to slow things down and not post that many that fast. Although you could also use the mass url shortner addon to generate a bunch of different urls so that its not easily traceable.

Just go into your Scrapebox folder >> configuration >> platforms - and build platform files like these for the new sites you want to post on . This also might be helpful:
http://scrapeboxfaq.com/when-traini...oster-to-new-forms-what-variables-can-be-used

There is no dry manual. The videos and the site above and scrapebox.com have a lot of info though.

I don't work for Scrapebox and I don't develop it. I am an avid user who has a good relationship with the developers. They have helped me a lot over the years and Ive made a lot of money off Sbox and I like to give back.