Note: Don’t worry Google will hit you with a captcha every 2 seconds now days. Lastly we don’t want so let’s finish it off. We could even add “blog” or “comments” as a lot of people have that text as well. I added “by” because that’s very common on blogs before the author name. Ok so we’ve got some shit about Scrapebox, but we want SEO blogs.
I’m going to start with my favorite operator, inurl: Let’s say I’m trying to find SEO blogs that have written about “Scrapebox” I’m going to work through an example and scratch the surface to show how hard you can go. Not just scraping any old bullshit though, being able to effectively drill down and find every last bit of whatever it is that you’re looking for. With regards the up and coming Scrapebox tutorial, if there are any aspects of Scrapebox you would like me to cover then please do get in touch and ill try and get it added to my up and coming tutorial if relevant.Efficient scraping of Google is arguably one of the best skills an SEO can have. You can always buy proxies for Scrapebox. I would always go for the dedicated option so that only you use your proxies and you are not sharing them with some serial spammer as that is only going to cause you problems. There is literally hundreds of proxy providers out there who will offer you semi-dedicated or dedicated proxies. So in terms of proxies I buy mine from, however a simple Google search for proxies will show you many of the proxy providers that are on the web. I personally work with 30 for Scrapebox but there are others out there who work with 50, 100 or whatever, the more you have the more data you can scrape. Which in turn makes the whole process pointless so you should always get yourself some proxies. All that happens when this happens is that the IP gets blacklisted and you won’t be able to scrape up the data you require from scrapebox. Now adding proxies to Scrapebox isn’t essential, but with Google and other search engines, they don’t like being bombarded with requests from the same IP address multiple times in seconds. As part of my Scrapebox Tutorial which will be coming onto the site in the next few weeks I’ve done a few videos individually so that people can see how to do individual elements on Scrapebox.
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