Scrapebox index checker

[fakyougo]

Hi everybody,

I am testing index link checker (Google) with scrapebox

The first time I check it show YES/NO

The second time It shows Error Blocked

I add proxy, the same result.

How can you suggest me to fix it

Thanks,

 

[710fla]

Hi everybody,

I am testing index link checker (Google) with scrapebox

The first time I check it show YES/NO

The second time It shows Error Blocked

I add proxy, the same result.

How can you suggest me to fix it

Thanks,

You need to delay checking if using dedicated proxies because your IP will get banned. You need to rotate them

Or find a rotating proxy supplier that works with Google

 

[fakyougo]

You need to delay checking if using dedicated proxies because your IP will get banned. You need to rotate them

Or find a rotating proxy supplier that works with Google

Ah Thanks bro, I understand

 

[Danezz]

Hi, did you find the sweet spot? How many proxies are you using?

 

[Kumarasell]

i am using ipv6 proxy to check google indexing using scrapebox

 

[dealmein923]

Whether you are using your local IP only...or, multiple quality private proxies,,,,,you are being blocked because of the frequency of requests for each proxy you are using....Whether you are using 1 proxy or 100 proxies....Set the request time out (1 thread only) for 60 seconds....Run 200-500 requests.....If all goes well....reduce request in 5 second intervals....With the proxies I utilize, I find that a 'sweet spot' is typically 40-45 seconds...even with 50 dedicated private proxies...However, sometimes I have been able to get things rolling with a setting of 30 seconds...I typically leave it at 40 or 45 seconds per single thread request....Very, very slow...for thousdands of requests...but, that is what I am living with....I have not tried rotating proxy service though...Just datacenter, static, dedicated private proxies only. Note - the request speed directions I am providing were provided to me by the great ScrapeBox expert...'LoopLine'....