✈️ Scaling up to $20,000 month using free traffic | ⛔ Passive income on autopilot

[uncutu]

the power of dedication and automation oriented programming is incredible
good job putting it all together and reaping the rewards!

 

[crnack]

the power of dedication and automation oriented programming is incredible
good job putting it all together and reaping the rewards!

I am inspired to learn machine learning in the next years. Thinking of becoming an engineer too.

 

[wild vegetable]

I believe OP stated he does pay per sale offers. I think the more difficult thing though is the whole technical setup to this method, but once you get that down you could almost direct traffic to almost any offer at will then optimize to get higher conversions

I have traffic but i dont know what offer to use. so many networks and so many shitty offers

 

[crnack]

I have traffic but i dont know what offer to use. so many networks and so many shitty offers

Direct affiliate offers from advertisers from the industry you are in.

 

[lucky.sparks]

Can you give more hints on the type of offers you sell? Not the niche necessarily but: content locker, pay per signup etc

Thanks

I like combined PPS+SOI offers where I get paid for sale, but if user does not have money, then there is a small payment for lead as well.

I believe OP stated he does pay per sale offers. I think the more difficult thing though is the whole technical setup to this method, but once you get that down you could almost direct traffic to almost any offer at will then optimize to get higher conversions

Thank you for paying attention, it means a lot to me!

I am inspired to learn machine learning in the next years. Thinking of becoming an engineer too.

Start by basics, web development is easiest to start with. Just start now, don't wait for anything.

I have traffic but i dont know what offer to use. so many networks and so many shitty offers

All major networks are the same and yes, they are shitty, but that's part of this business. Start with them, scale-up, then think of better solutions.

 

[soppymain]

Good luck with your Journey

 

[Randize]

I've done building my warm up functions and doing like 150+ accounts now. @lucky.sparks is it normal to not be able to comment at all with new accounts. I tried on a few channel with normal comments, no links, but the comments just won't show up. I'll try again after a week of warming.

 

[lucky.sparks]

I've done building my warm up functions and doing like 150+ accounts now. @lucky.sparks is it normal to not be able to comment at all with new accounts. I tried on a few channel with normal comments, no links, but the comments just won't show up. I'll try again after a week of warming.

Dunno, probably. You have to test what works and what not for you, every setup is unique, I cant tell what works and what not for you.

 

[Randize]

It's weird cause I tested account creation on residential IP and chromium puppeteer. The comments never got thru. I need to do more testing to see if it's the browser issues, or just not being warmed up enough. But it's weird that even a normal comment with no links get detected as spam.

I tried sending to comment to one of my channel. I received the email notification for the new comment but the comment just won't show up publicly.

 

[lucky.sparks]

It's weird cause I tested account creation on residential IP and chromium puppeteer. The comments never got thru. I need to do more testing to see if it's the browser issues, or just not being warmed up enough. But it's weird that even a normal comment with no links get detected as spam.

I tried sending to comment to one of my channel. I received the email notification for the new comment but the comment just won't show up publicly.

or your puppeteer setup is being detected. what evasions do you use?

 

[Randize]

I used all except iframe.contentWindow which gives me incorrect iframe rendering especially for google ads. Using chromium build 91, also running with pyppeteer instead of nodejs. I'll make a few more test using different browser, pretty sure that new good accounts should be able to pass comment filter... Or not.

 

[thetoothfairy]

I used all except iframe.contentWindow which gives me incorrect iframe rendering especially for google ads. Using chromium build 91, also running with pyppeteer instead of nodejs. I'll make a few more test using different browser, pretty sure that new good accounts should be able to pass comment filter... Or not.

why don't you use puppeteer with nodejs so you can use the puppeteer extra stealth plugin as well. So you don't need to worry about getting detect as headless chrome.

 

[Deleted member 1254014]

Crazy dude Nice work and good luck to scale it to the moon.

 

[Randize]

why don't you use puppeteer with nodejs so you can use the puppeteer extra stealth plugin as well. So you don't need to worry about getting detect as headless chrome.

Pyppeteer has all the evasions actually, from a technical standpoint, I'm more comfortable managing my code in python. It didn't occur to me that there would be a difference since it also has the same test result as nodejs on bot.sannysoft.com It has passed all the known detection as far as this is concern.

It could be the browser or google has some other detection method, or it could just be my fresh cookies. At first my suspicion is towards the fresh cookie, but I did a new account on my phone in incognito Chrome last night, and it commented just fine. But it is possible that Chrome may have "real user" fingerprint build from the app data itself. I'll test on another freshly installed browser to confirm this.

 

[nhgjob]

My hero!

"You show me a pay stub and I quit my job and come work for you"

 

[Pedro carlos]

In my setup, on average, 1 account earns 20$/month or $0.65/day. so for 20k/month - 1000 accounts.

I'm now warming up 25k Twitter accounts, 10k Instagram accounts, and 9k youtube accounts.

how do you manage these accounts. like you do that on one computer?

 

[pocketttt]

impresive stats

 

[Anthony Vo]

which your ads network using?

 

[lucky.sparks]

Pyppeteer has all the evasions actually

as I never used pyppeteer, what does creepJs says about it if you visit them? by what I see here I think this indicates that pypeteer does not get shipped with stealth additions? you said that bot.sannysoft has all checks in place tho, so I guess then it has them.

 

[crnack]

as I never used pyppeteer, what does https://abrahamjuliot.github.io/creepjs/ says about it if you visit them? by what I see https://github.com/pyppeteer/pyppeteer/issues/12 I think this indicates that pypeteer does not get shipped with stealth additions? you said that bot.sannysoft has all checks in place tho, so I guess then it has them.

God damn. I thought he misspelled puppetter cause I forgot it would be about a python package naming convention.