kikimiqbalsoft - Also by way of note it seems easier, and quicker to me to get the footprints out of the GSA SER GUI, rather then going...
kikimiqbalsoft - Also by way of note it seems easier, and quicker to me to get the
footprints out of the GSA SER GUI, rather then going into the footprint
folder. By that I mean going to options >> advanced >>
tools >> search online for Urls. Then click add predefined
footprints.
Then just choose your footprint from the menus and it drops those engines into the footprint box. Copy and paste to your scraper of choice (I like scrapebox, its not the fastest, but I believe the most powerful, you can use the custom scraper and scrape from over 20 engines right out of the box) and scrape.
Also once you have links built to a project, you can go to that same tools menu I just mentioned and choose Parse verified Urls (others linking on the same URL) and then choose your project and let it go. Being sure to save it to file. Once its done right click on your project and import target urls and choose that file.
What that does is it loads all the pages that have verified links, grabs all the outbound links, then scans each of them to see if it can build a link on them. It will sort by identified and not and save the identified to file. Thats what your loading back into target urls. Depending on the platforms of your current verified urls this may work great or only so-so. But it will get links and its easy and runs while you scrape and while GSA runs, so I don't see a reason to not use it, unless your low on resources.
I also figure you might as well pick a couple of engines in GSA, that way if your project runs out of target urls that you scrape manually and with the Parse verified urls tool, it will be searching engines for targets, so its working 24/7 for max efficiency.
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Then just choose your footprint from the menus and it drops those engines into the footprint box. Copy and paste to your scraper of choice (I like scrapebox, its not the fastest, but I believe the most powerful, you can use the custom scraper and scrape from over 20 engines right out of the box) and scrape.
Also once you have links built to a project, you can go to that same tools menu I just mentioned and choose Parse verified Urls (others linking on the same URL) and then choose your project and let it go. Being sure to save it to file. Once its done right click on your project and import target urls and choose that file.
What that does is it loads all the pages that have verified links, grabs all the outbound links, then scans each of them to see if it can build a link on them. It will sort by identified and not and save the identified to file. Thats what your loading back into target urls. Depending on the platforms of your current verified urls this may work great or only so-so. But it will get links and its easy and runs while you scrape and while GSA runs, so I don't see a reason to not use it, unless your low on resources.
I also figure you might as well pick a couple of engines in GSA, that way if your project runs out of target urls that you scrape manually and with the Parse verified urls tool, it will be searching engines for targets, so its working 24/7 for max efficiency.
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