Hey Fredola and All...

Quick Scrapebox tip related to this:

You want to try to find the registration pages using footprints, this saves a lot of time.

Once you've scraped some URLs, run them through the "check PR" function. Use the option for the homepage PR. Eliminate any domains with a PR of 0. But don't use the homepages for submission, keep your "register" pages.

(Note: With Ubot you can often have it find a "register" link and click it, but wthout Ubot it's a lot tougher.)

I'm not big on PR, but I do like a PR of at least a 1.

The next thing I'm looking for are a lot of pages that are identical or close to it.

Learn an auto-form filler and use it with Ghost Control. You can even use Ghost Control on a form filler.

Think about combining a free auto-form filler, Ghost Control and Scrapebox, you can do some very, very powerful stuff.

Some more...

Ghost Control:

Don't set it to loop forever. Always put some limit on it. I set it to forever once and had to unplug my PC to reboot.

Learn how to get it to input different lines of text. Maybe you have a bunch of email addresses or urls...

Let's say you have a list like:

one
two
three

And you need Ghost Control to copy "one" and then paste, then go to the next line and copy "two" and paste, etc.

You can try to do this two ways:

1. If the text editor allows it, CUT the line. This can cause problems sometimes when trying to paste a line break.

2. Use the down arrow then click the line of text you want to copy.

Play around with this as it's a vital part of this.

When you open more than one tab in Firefox, try to open the same number of tabs each time (be it 10-15) so each tab is the same size, making it easier for Ghost Control.

Then, always use the first tab, then click to close it, so the next tab becomes the first tab.

You can also use keystrokes to close the tab...

Another option is to copy/paste a list of URLs a line at a time into your browser window.

I'm not an expert, just trying to give tips to help you figure things out for yourself.

There are plenty of more complex macro recorders out there such as Imacors and Winautomation. But I find the learning curve way too high. It doesn't make sense to spend 3 hours learning how to automate something that only takes 20 minutes "by hand".

And if you already know those programs, you don't need me telling you what to do.