ScrapeBox/Wordpress Problem

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Anderson6129

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So I just bought Scrapebox...pretty cool program, BUT:

When I try commenting on a Wordpress blog, it just directs me to a white page and my comment does not get posted.

Soo....basically, unless I can figure this problem out, I've taken $50 and thrown it in the trash.

Anyone else face the not being able to comment problem? I'm pretty sure it has to do with Askimet, so I e-mailed them, but I haven't gotten a response back yet.
 


blogspotter said:
U. R. RIGHT. SIR
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Yeah figures. So do you think my simple e-mail telling them to clear the problem up should fix the issue? I'm hoping so since I spent the dough on the program, and building backlinks really helps with SEO.

Funny too, since I've only ever made a few comments on Wordpress, and none of them were spammy whatsoever.
 
Anderson6129 said:
Yeah figures. So do you think my simple e-mail telling them to clear the problem up should fix the issue? I'm hoping so since I spent the dough on the program, and building backlinks really helps with SEO.
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Sometimes yes sometimes no.
I have 3 pending requests with them.

Build Another level of site network around ur blog. Most people use Scrapebox for that.
 
blogspotter said:
Sometimes yes sometimes no.
I have 3 pending requests with them.

Build Another level of site network around ur blog. Most people use Scrapebox for that.
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What do you mean by another level of site network? Like make another site that's somewhat attached to the current one?
 
Try using shorter anchor text in the "name" field. Preferably 1 word, but 2 shorter words usually work.

Instead of "Purple Widgets in Alaska"... try "Alaskan Widgets" or even "PurpleAlaskanWidgets".
 
Jbern said:
Try using shorter anchor text in the "name" field. Preferably 1 word, but 2 shorter words usually work.

Instead of "Purple Widgets in Alaska"... try "Alaskan Widgets" or even "PurpleAlaskanWidgets".
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I'm only using it for 2 words. Still not working lol
 
Several items trigger Akismet: certain keywords in the author box, too many terms in the author box, deep links in the URL box, root domains that are registered as spam with Akismet. Consider using a URL shortener if the problem is your domain. I've open up tickets with Akismet before, but nothing has ever been resolved. To this day I'm still flagged as spam on 3 out of 4 WordPress blogs.
 
Are you guys really asking the spam filtering company to ignore your spam? Does this really work?
 
dmnEPC... thanks for asking the obvious question.

Is the Affiliate Marketing Industry REALLY THAT FULL of fucktards and douchenozzles? Really,really?

On a serious note: I have a new e-book that will demystify the Askimet /Scrapebox conflict enigma. My system is called "The Askimet Ramrodder " and is available for $12.00 per copy for the first 50 copies. NO REVIEW COPIES FUCK OFF AND DIE!

Get here and get it quick: www.askimetramrodder.com
 
On a serious note, my experience with "Scrapebox" - has shown it is best to be slow and methodical with commenting. Make sure you spin your comments ( not just a word here and there but whole sentences, assuming you are actually commenting using whole sentences and not the average shitty looking minimal text).

Change up your "Anchor Text". A good ratio is - 1 anchor text for each 100 comments. This is easy to set within Scrapebox. If you don't know how there are some decent tutorial vids on youtube that will cover this.

Last bit of advice - Always do an "Index" test and clear all non-index results from your list.
 
There might be some problem that can be resolve if you ask them by contacting them...Sometimes I do face these problems due to some networking issues too but it will gradually solve if you consult their personnel...
 
jmizzle said:
I'm still pretty new to SB. Mind explaining this a little?
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Are you being facetious? Being the optimist that I am , I will assume not... but then again I am no stranger to making an ass of myself.

But to answer your question: use the"CHECK INDEXED" feature.
 
Yuma504 said:
Are you being facetious? Being the optimist that I am , I will assume not... but then again I am no stranger to making an ass of myself.

But to answer your question: use the"CHECK INDEXED" feature.
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Nope, I'm still a fucking retard with SB. Been using it mostly for mining data.

You talking about doing an Index test on scraped pages before posting to them?
 
Scrapebox blows as a blog commenter, but works great for scraping links/keywords. You're better off using xrumer or drip feed blasts.
 
wiredninja said:
Scrapebox blows as a blog commenter, but works great for scraping links/keywords. You're better off using xrumer or drip feed blasts.
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It's only as good as the operator. If you know how to use it properly, the blog commenting feature can be a great asset.
 
ScrapeBox + Xrumer are both great tools IMO. And if you run into problems with getting comments posted using SB, there are handful of variables you can try to change right off.

One thing, just save your failed comments. Then try that list. You will often get a bunch to stick that just didn't work the first time. Try commenting with/without proxies. Alter your anchor text (as was already stated). Put a delay between comments.

In other words, there is no *one* reason that a comment won't go through.

But yeah SB is a very useful tool, and the value comes out with creatively putting it to use.
 
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