Posts Tagged ‘Guide’
Announcing The Release Of Our New Scrapebox Guide
This is just a quick announcement everybody (another free Scrapebox tutorial is coming out tomorrow, so no worries)! We are in the final stages of completing our Master Guide to Scrapebox! And oh boy have we got a treat for you. The guide has taken us longer than expected since we kept on adding new stuff and expanding on several techniques every other day. Finally, the day of the release is coming near.
Guys, the guide will be literally packed with advanced Scrapebox techniques, tutorials, hundreds of custom footprints (allowing you to find all kinds of resources from high PR .edu blogs to .gov forums, from guestbooks to auto-accept Web 2.0 properties) and all kinds of other resources and material. You will be able to find thousands and thousands of backlinking opportunities after you have finished reading our guide.
Apart from that, we will be discussing several unorthodox methods, such as finding valuable e-mail leads, stealing your competitors backlinks and gaining over 30k backlinks with a click of a button! All with the help of Scrapebox. So, everybody, keep on… Read the rest
Making Your Comments Stick And Some More Goodies
Welcome back, everybody! In our first little tutorial we will be talking about commenting and how to raise your stick rate. First of all though, please understand that a good comment (a comment that manages to stick) will be your ticket to success. So, don’t go about harvesting, scraping and doing an overall great, time-consuming job just to ruin it with a badly formatted comment.
That said, what makes a comment stick and what doesn’t? Obviously, before anything else, you comment needs to appear as unique as possible. So spend some good time formatting and spinning your comments. Generally, 6-5 well spun comments (makes sense grammatically, no spelling mistakes, spinning of words as well as sentences, 1-4 sentences long) will do much better than 20 badly spun ones.
Now, what should your comment be about? Should you go about commenting how great of a blog, somebody’s blog is? Shortly, no! Don’t fall into the trap of leaving short, “soul-less” , badly formatted, really-liked-your-blog-just-subscribed comments. They usually don’t stick well. On the other hand, we have… Read the rest
