Making money with Scrapebox?

[blackjack]

How are you making money other than just building back links?

When I first saw I thought ScrapeBox is brilliant but now I find more & more people are spamming blogs for buiding back links.

So my question is there any way you use SB to make money?

Thanks

[swords]

Originally Posted by blackjack

How are you making money other than just building back links?

When I first saw I thought ScrapeBox is brilliant but now I find more & more people are spamming blogs for buiding back links.

So my question is there any way you use SB to make money?

Thanks

Well it does give you backlinks, so in the long run you can rank up a website with those backlinks and make sales.

Also, selling the services that SB offers is another way. Providing high PR backlinks to people or doing it for them.

[Jatt The Ripper]

You can always create lists of auto approve blogs and sell them. There are a few warriors making money this way already . .

J

[SpiderZq]

read this http://www.warriorforum.com/adsense-...scrapebox.html

[kea55]

Some really good ideas here. Thanks alot.

[Daverio]

Scrapebox can help us earn money by easily building us links which can drive traffic to our sites..

[danlew]

It's possible to make money with Scrapebox, through two things:

1. Sell your Scrapebox service to SEO clients (easiest way)
2. Rank your websites using Scrapebox (the hard way)

[JSProjects]

I earn a fair amount by offering packages that I've built with the help of Scrapebox. Though I try and take it a step further than just throwing a bunch of URL's into a text file and selling a list.

I'll usually sort them by dofollow / nofollow status, auto approve / manual approval, etc. I also remove any URL's with a lot of outbound links, run a malware check on them, include the pagerank of the URL's (as well as the domains), include a tutorial with my personal Scrapebox settings and tips, etc.

Don't expect to get rich or earn a living selling lists / packages. But if you're going above and beyond what others are doing you can earn a pretty good amount. Definitely enough to make it worth the time and effort it takes to put them together. (Which is a LOT of time and effort, by the way.)

[roadies9]

but scrape box is against adsense? m i ryt?

[JSProjects]

Originally Posted by roadies9

but scrape box is against adsense? m i ryt?

Technically, all automated forms of link building is against most any TOS. But that doesn't really stop most people.

Throwing tons and tons of links at your main site is usually pretty risky. So if you're not willing to take the risk, don't do it. That said, these types of links are still good for getting your lower tier backlinks indexed, and even giving them a boost. (And they can even give a pretty solid boost to videos on sites like YouTube, which can handle the sudden surge of backlinks.)

[Rukshan]

You can offer a service at fiverr to make money. There is a big demand for scrapebox blasts. If you can provide 20,000-50,000 comments blast, there is a huge potential for an easy income. But you need a fast internet connection

[JSProjects]

Originally Posted by Rukshan

You can offer a service at fiverr to make money. There is a big demand for scrapebox blasts. If you can provide 20,000-50,000 comments blast, there is a huge potential for an easy income. But you need a fast internet connection

Or a pretty basic VPS. I think ThrustVPS has some pretty budget oriented plans. If you're not doing much aside from blasts then a simple 512mb / 1gb plan should be sufficient.

[Rukshan]

Originally Posted by JSProjects

Or a pretty basic VPS. I think ThrustVPS has some pretty budget oriented plans. If you're not doing much aside from blasts then a simple 512mb / 1gb plan should be sufficient.

I have 3 VPS from Xsserver, Hostamus and thrustVPS. I prefer minimum 1 GB RAM for scrapebox.

[JSProjects]

Originally Posted by Rukshan

I have 3 VPS from Xsserver, Hostamus and thrustVPS. I prefer minimum 1 GB RAM for scrapebox.

I went with 512 for awhile and it was more than enough for Scrapebox if you weren't working with lists of more than 500,000 URLs. (When harvesting URL's using the fast poster, checking PR, running the blog analyzer, etc.) That said, I always split whatever I was doing into text files with no more than 100k URLs.

Jumping to 1GB eliminated the need to do that.