Posts Tagged ‘Scrapebox Tutorials’

We’ve just uploaded a new, comprehensive video guide, showing you how to harvest thousands of highly niche related, targeted e-mails with the use of Scrapebox! Remember, we do not advocate any spammy, scammy or other unethical activities, so we are not responsible for what you do with this knowledge!

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We have just updated our members section (become a member here) by uploading a new Scrapebox video tutorial! In this, two part, video guide we will be showing you how to harvest hundreds of “phpBB” forum backlinks using a couple of custom footprints allowing us to create a flood of forum profiles on complete autopilot! The technique, videos and programs have been uploaded to the members section. More video guide and Scrapebox techniques are coming up later today!

What happens when we decide to blast the hell out of our competitor’s site? Will the old wisdom of “don’t build too many links at once” hold true? Or are we in for a surprise? Find out in our “Running Scrapebox On Your Competitor’s Site” mini-guide. Available exclusively to our current members!

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A new Scrapebox video tutorial has been added to the member’s only section! In this tutorial we will be explaining how to find “dofollow” blogs and separate them from the “nofollow” ones by using a Scrapebox addon. Purchase our guide to advanced scraping and become a lifetime member today!

Hey everybody, how is the scraping going? Some news before we start with this little guide. We would like to thank our twitter followers for showing such great interest in our guide (The Scrapebox Master Guide), for providing great input as well as for allowing us to work on further updates (no worries, existing customers will get all of our updated resources free of charge)! Thanks again guys!

On with the lesson. This will be rather fast. We will be talking about uncovering .edu resources, specifically WordPress blogs which are open for registration. We all know and understand the importance of .edu backlinks and how they can transform a newly established resources into an authoritative and “sandbox” stable site.

At any rate, here are some custom footprints which will allow you to uncover “open” .edu resources, meaning WordPress blogs open for registration (register and get a blog. You blog will be associated with an .edu domain. This can serve as a great “buffer” site as well as provide important .edu backlinks to your own… Read the rest