I purchased the $97 model and haven't been able to get it work. I might as well have flushed the 0ver $100 bucks down the toilet. What has your experience with the system been?
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I purchased the $97 model and haven't been able to get it work. I might as well have flushed the 0ver $100 bucks down the toilet. What has your experience with the system been?
Its a little bit difficult to use, but it is possible to learn. I bought a handbook for scrapebox and its very good.
Have a look at this youtube-channel: looplinescrapebox (I´m not allowed to post direkt links)
This software is pure gold if you know how to use it!
whitegyr there are many many places in Google to find tips to use Scrape box some free and some paid. I felt the same way before doing some searches on how to use it correctly. Once you get the learning curve figured out you will be amazed at what it has to offer. Just use Google and you tube you will find what you need there.
Well It's pretty easy to use if you read the help files and tutorials...
Exactly my thoughts, and probably just about every other SB user on the planetQuote:
Originally Posted by jalanbk
I have found that 'Peggy' from capital one user support was more help than the help files associated with this program.
I bought it for $57 but I didn't used it till now..
Here is the starter video Loopline has all the helpful videos that you will need to get you on your way with scrapebox. They really helped me when I was struggling with it.
http://youtu.be/rGlMEy8ucis
Once you go to this video look at the top of it and it will say 29 videos click on to see all and it will take you to his page with all the helpful scrapebox videos in it.
I really hope this helps you to clear things up because Scrapebox is a real good tool to use once you learn it.
Just work with it and read and watch. This is the best tool out there for every day and all day use for so many various tasks.
Its better to learn about legitimate purpose of ScrapeBox and its pros and cons. There are many users who succeed with their scrapbox program.
I agree with others in the post do a google/youtube search for scrapebox tips and info. That's how I learned the basics then I bought a guide which taught me the in's and out's of it. The only real problem I see with scrapebox is that it can do so much stuff that I find myself playing around with it for hours when I should be building links.
There is definitely a moderate/difficult learning curve that one must go thru to get the most out of SB.
I have been working with it for a couple of months now and I thought I had it sussed until last week when I found that the big G has 'temporarily blocked me IP'
It's ben blocked for almost a week now. All my back links have been changed to 'No Follow' and it's driving me crazy.
I guess I'll just have to wait it out. So.. I have stopped using SB until my site/s are out of google's eagle eye.
If this has happened to anyone else I would be interested to hear about it.
Unless you are just gathering information you should be using proxies with ScrapeBox or other similar softwares. Even just for info gathering it would be safer to use proxies.Quote:
I have stopped using SB until my site/s are out of google's eagle eye.
Yes I am using private proxies from a service recommended on this forumQuote:
Originally Posted by wink0r
Scrapebox stop spam
Private proxies will stop that. I pay $9pm for 10.Quote:
Originally Posted by glendene
Don't worry about getting sandboxed. I've been testing SBox on a throw-away site and sending direct links to my site. Over 10 million in the last couple of weeks....although I'm struggling to get any indexed. I have split them up into batches of 20k and using a load of different techniques to get them indexed (bulkping, linklicious etc)
That's the important thing to remember with SB is that you need to be organised for each site (url). Use the footprints I've shared on IMT (click my name) and try and get a refund then use scrapebox.com/cheapskate and get it for $57.