Yes, it fully supports Unicode.

Simply use your 2nd license that comes with Scrapejet.

 

The answer to this is very loaded, but in short you give Scrapejet your keywords, anchors and urls and it will harvest proxies or you can use your own, then it will harvest more keywords for you based on your keywords.  Then it will harvest urls based on those keywords, and post comments on them and check for links.  It also auto harvests comments.

So you can literally give it your keywords, anchors and urls and hit go and walk away and it will build links for you and do everything needed along the way.  There is of course granular control over things as well, but for more info see:

http://www.scrapejet.com

You can use this tool to encode your footprints for you:

http://www.scrapejet.com/encode.html

You can not use it with the Mac OS.  You can use it with either Parralles or Boot Camp running windows of course.

After much testing we have found that the 2 best proxy providers are:

ScrapeboxProxy – Use Discount Code: MAttPROMO  for a 15% discount off your first month  (even though its listed as ScrapeBOX proxies they also work for an allow ScrapeJET).

YourPrivateProxy

They both provide robust, solid proxies that have never failed us.  They both have unlimited bandwidth and they both provide great customer service.  They are simply the best providers out there when it comes to ScrapeJet proxies.

You can download ScrapeJet here:

http://www.scrapejet.com/jet-download

You can also log into http://www.scrapejet.net and download it from there.

In the main Scrapejet folder there is a folder called Backlinks.  In this folder you will find all of the reports with all of the backlinks that Scrapejet has created.

No, Scrapejet does not support SOCKS proxies.

 

Yes.

Each instance must be run from a separate folder.

For instance create a second empty folder:

/scrapejet/
/scrapejet2/

Then copy the contents from your original scrapjet folder to the second folder so you have two separate copies.