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

[madacot233]

Where does one get a bot that does all that without problems, without being banned, without TW, YT or IG detecting it? I know you have created your own bots from what I read in your comments.

The people who can build a bot like this generally don't sell them unless the ROI is higher than using it themselves, but if that is the case then the bot isn't very good, or they don't know how to use it.

 

[astro2014]

The people who can build a bot like this generally don't sell them unless the ROI is higher than using it themselves, but if that is the case then the bot isn't very good, or they don't know how to use it.

I know that very well. Nobody sells anything when it is working and producing. All that is sold is what is generally no longer useful. On the other hand, I don't expect OP to sell me anything. I simply express what I feel when I read these kinds of threads.

 

[madacot233]

I know that very well. Nobody sells anything when it is working and producing. All that is sold is what is generally no longer useful. On the other hand, I don't expect OP to sell me anything. I simply express what I feel when I read these kinds of threads.

Everything you see here is achievable, as long as you have the right skills (or the ability to learn them) + time

 

[Deleted member 258825]

The best setup I managed to get is 1Gb per instance. That can be achieved by using Bliss OS and similar.

What do you use to run Bliss OS?

Great thread btw.

 

[lucky.sparks]

instead of feeling motivated I feel depressed.

That is actually kinda funny because I feel depressed because I finally cracked the game I tried to for the last 15 years. Last few months I have been in a strange depressive state about what to do next and what is meaning of it, as my goal always was to find a passive income source that would be automated and would get me above-average income. Have you ever played a really hard video game that you really liked but when it ended or you got to the point where you do not need to grind for exp anymore, - you are left with that empty feeling of what to do next?

I'm lucky enough to be in contact with a BHW member here who is actually doing x200 of my results with automated stuff as well and he kinda gives me some motivation to keep the grind. And funny enough, there is more than one person that I know is making way more than me on autopilot, and none of them are deeply technical people, they are good marketers and with only their focus and willingness to put hours and dedication, they got where they are now.

how does a person manage 25k Twitter accounts, 10k Instagram accounts, and 9k youtube accounts

I never started to use Twitter and Instagram accounts, and for youtube, this dropped to about 4-5k accounts as I burned a lot lately testing things. And youtube accounts are not in use for now either. Current results in this journey are from a different social network where the overall scale is way less than in those big social networks. My estimations are x500 of current results when all those social networks would be added to the platform I built and accounts start being used.

But to give you an answer on how to manage those accounts, it's actually a lot easier than you might think. I will try to explain it.

on top of that say that everything works (almost) on autopilot

In this current journey, it's 100% autopilot. Here is the count of messages my platform is sending out hourly. Yesterday my wife who still likes to monitor income and graphs said to me with a worried tone that something bad is happening because the messaging system reported a drop in outreach. I have lost so much of my interest in the project that my response was that she should check in a few hours because the platform is now smart enough to heal itself from almost anything that could happen. And it did. I even did not open my laptop.

I have only a couple of accounts on each platform and I'm not able to manage them properly

I think you stated a problem that you should take care of to be able to scale. You should sit down with a pen and paper and write down what exactly are the actions are you doing in those accounts, how you could simplify them, and then document them so even a 5yo could understand and do it.

For example, let's take a random social network Pinterest and as its demographics is mostly female based, let's take a product that almost every female is looking for - a magic weight loss program.

So the actions you are looking to automate are the following:
- [browser] Registration
- [browser] Login
- [server] Storing sessions so you do not need to re-login
- [server] Finding an image source were to take content from
- [server] Making an aggregator that pulls down content to your database
- [server] A script that makes your content unique and adds the ad to it
- [browser] Content posting on the Pinterest profile

All browser-related tasks can be done by hiring or even better learning by yourself how to automate browser by using Selenium or Puppeteer. No rocket science here.

All other scripting tasks can be done by hiring a dev here in the marketplace or by learning it by yourself. Regarding how fast a learner you are it could take a few weeks up to a few months to master it yourself.

It's quite easy when you put all of this in such perspective, right?

It's just that to make money on the Internet you have to ride a Ferrari and I'm riding a donkey

Well, no, you just have to be willing to learn a lot and be focused on your goal.

Certainly there is no way to compete when you have neither the knowledge nor the resources to invest in what you need to invest.

Yes. But what would you expect? To participate in a car race you have to own a race car. Even if you built it yourself. When I started my IM journey I was so broke I could not afford a server or proxy, so I built everything myself. A 10$ invoice to pay for the captcha solver? That was way too much, I had to find a way to bypass it.

keep trying to earn pennies because there is no other option.

This is a great example of how overthinking can be self-destructive. Options are always there. I would suggest start taking ownership of everything you do. No one else is to blame that you don't earn what you would like to, not the government, not your current employer(or project), not your location, only you. I was running an unsuccessful business for 12h/day every day for more than 8 or 9 years. When I understood what the definition of insanity is, I took ownership of my actions, started to wake up at 4 AM, and read books of self-help bullshit before starting a regular workday. Books related to marketing, sales, self-growth, and so on in hopes to bring up my current business to a path of success. And it helped me a ton. But not for my current business at the time, it helped me to understand why what I do - sucks so much and why I should get rid of it.

Then I found the BHW forum. I spent approx 5 to 6 months only reading this forum and bookmarking threads and even single posts of other people's journeys, success stories, especially good ideas that I could use. Fast forward another year and now I'm one of them - posting this story and being able to showcase some of my projects. I still don't consider my journey successful tho. I still pay off debts from the past and haven't been done with them. But it all helped me to understand where I want to focus and what to do for the next decade.

It is simply my personal opinion and nothing else.

I hope you will find something of an inspiration in what's written above.

Everything you see here is achievable

Absolutely. And actually does not take so much as someone could think.

What do you use to run Bliss OS?

Docker.

 

[Deleted member 258825]

Docker.

Okay, thanks. How do you control the docker container?

Also:

I tried using puppeteer with the puppeteer-extra-plugin-stealth module and visited the creepjs page you linked. It got an F-


It seems to identify it as headless chromium in the UA section too. Is that good or bad?

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[madacot233]

That is actually kinda funny because I feel depressed because I finally cracked the game I tried to for the last 15 years. Last few months I have been in a strange depressive state about what to do next and what is meaning of it, as my goal always was to find a passive income source that would be automated and would get me above-average income. Have you ever played a really hard video game that you really liked but when it ended or you got to the point where you do not need to grind for exp anymore, - you are left with that empty feeling of what to do next?

Hit a similar issue myself, just different circumstances. My solution was to prevent me from monitoring the KPI/monitoring dashboards and focus on new projects with passive potential, however it's ultimately a distraction from the actual issue at hand.

In this current journey, it's 100% autopilot. Here is the count of messages my platform is sending out hourly. Yesterday my wife who still likes to monitor income and graphs said to me with a worried tone that something bad is happening because the messaging system reported a drop in outreach. I have lost so much of my interest in the project that my response was that she should check in a few hours because the platform is now smart enough to heal itself from almost anything that could happen. And it did. I even did not open my laptop.

What platform do you use for monitoring / graphs? Have you thought about hiring a VA to give you a monthly/weekly report of the project and to alert you if a system is failing (if you haven't setup automatic alerts)?

 

[maniuty]

Good luck with your journey

 

[madacot233]

Okay, thanks. How do you communicate with the docker container?

Also:

I tried using puppeteer with the puppeteer-extra-plugin-stealth module and visited the creepjs page you linked. It got an F-
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All detection methodology on CreepJS are open source (https://github.com/abrahamjuliot/creepjs), you can see exactly how it is detecting you & bypass it.

Analyze the site your trying to target first, as the detections used will be different to CreepJS

 

[Deleted member 258825]

All detection methodology on CreepJS are open source (...), you can see exactly how it is detecting you & bypass it.

Analyze the site your trying to target first, as the detections used will be different to CreepJS

I'm looking to bot twitter. There's so much js code to go through I doubt I have the motivation to do that. Although the F- score might be a good thing. It just means it's not identified. Just a bit worried that it somehow identified it as headless chromium. Not sure if that's good or bad.

 

[lucky.sparks]

How do you control the docker container?

With docker-compose.

It got an F-

Is that good or bad?

That's bad. Something is leaking, probably you should check if you really have included stealth package in a correct way because for now it sounds that its not.

What platform do you use for monitoring / graphs?

I built it myself, nothing fancy - laravel project with vue and chart.js that came along with admin theme template I'm using.

I have all sorts of statistics, for example online visitors that gets extracted from google analytics api.

Have you thought about hiring a VA

Yes, but the thing with VAs - they usually are only good with simple tasks and simple tasks usually can be automated.

if you haven't setup automatic alerts

For this I have a simple telegram bot that will report errors in code, exceptions and/or cases that should not happen, for example if 2 hours there is no activity with bots or there are no proxies or paid proxy balance falls down under specified threshold, etc.

Not sure if that's good or bad.

It's bad, something is wrong with your setup.

 

[Deleted member 258825]

It's bad, something is wrong with your setup.

I just used the code exactly as it is on their npm page. I can tell it's working because the gpu is cloaked. And I get an A+ when I run it without the plugin.

 

[lucky.sparks]

I just used the code exactly as it is on their npm page. I can tell it's working because the gpu is cloaked. And I get an A+ when I run it without the plugin.

The plugin consists of 10+ evasion techniques. Probably some of them are leaking, you should disable them one by one to find bad ones.

Their GPU information cloak is bad, sites like creepjs and pixelscan can easily detect tempered values.

To get your browser 100% undetectable - is one hell of a task.

Good news tho is that not all social networks cares about those signals, so you just have to find what triggers twitter.

 

[Deleted member 258825]

The plugin consists of 10+ evasion techniques. Probably some of them are leaking, you should disable them one by one to find bad ones.

Their GPU information cloak is bad, sites like creepjs and pixelscan can easily detect tempered values.

To get your browser 100% undetectable - is one hell of a task.

Good news tho is that not all social networks cares about those signals, so you just have to find what triggers twitter.

I tried disabling them and I got it to an A+ by disabling these 3 plugins:

plugin.enabledEvasions.delete('webgl.vendor');
plugin.enabledEvasions.delete('user-agent-override');
plugin.enabledEvasions.delete('navigator.plugins');

But now I don't know how much it's leaking my real browser. Especially without the UA override. I guess you would set your own settings in place of these evasions and hope it's evergreen?

Would it be better to use firefox with selenium? I know it blocks canvas fingerprinting and other stuff out of the box with their anti-fingerprinting settings. So social media sites might not rely on these metrics when dealing with a firefox user.

 

[Surfdbreak]

have you seen the comment "Bitcoin is the future, Investing in it now will be the wisest thing to do especially with the current rise" being spammed in youtube videos? i have seen it in a couple of videos in different niches for example

how do you think the person is monotizing? looks like the script posts a number

I watched it but must have missed the comment in it. That'd be great if it was cheap.

 

[lucky.sparks]

I tried disabling them and I got it to an A+ by disabling these 3 plugins:

plugin.enabledEvasions.delete('webgl.vendor');
plugin.enabledEvasions.delete('user-agent-override');
plugin.enabledEvasions.delete('navigator.plugins');

But now I don't know how much it's leaking my real browser. Especially without the UA override. I guess you would set your own settings in place of these evasions and hope it's evergreen?

Would it be better to use firefox with selenium? I know it blocks canvas fingerprinting and other stuff out of the box with their anti-fingerprinting settings. So social media sites might not rely on these metrics when dealing with a firefox user.

Nice, you are making good progress!

Yes, you can use firefox.

You have to test what fits best in your case.

 

[Deleted member 258825]

Nice, you are making good progress!

Yes, you can use firefox.

You have to test what fits best in your case.

Yeah, I'm not sure if it's even possible to avoid getting detected as headless with puppeteer atm due to this issue: https://github.com/berstend/puppeteer-extra/issues/451

I noticed creepjs flags it as headless because the webworker navigator object isn't cloaked by puppeteer-extra-plugin-stealth.

 

[astro2014]

That is actually kinda funny because I feel depressed because I finally cracked the game I tried to for the last 15 years. Last few months I have been in a strange depressive state about what to do next and what is meaning of it, as my goal always was to find a passive income source that would be automated and would get me above-average income. Have you ever played a really hard video game that you really liked but when it ended or you got to the point where you do not need to grind for exp anymore, - you are left with that empty feeling of what to do next?

I'm lucky enough to be in contact with a BHW member here who is actually doing x200 of my results with automated stuff as well and he kinda gives me some motivation to keep the grind. And funny enough, there is more than one person that I know is making way more than me on autopilot, and none of them are deeply technical people, they are good marketers and with only their focus and willingness to put hours and dedication, they got where they are now.


I never started to use Twitter and Instagram accounts, and for youtube, this dropped to about 4-5k accounts as I burned a lot lately testing things. And youtube accounts are not in use for now either. Current results in this journey are from a different social network where the overall scale is way less than in those big social networks. My estimations are x500 of current results when all those social networks would be added to the platform I built and accounts start being used.

But to give you an answer on how to manage those accounts, it's actually a lot easier than you might think. I will try to explain it.


In this current journey, it's 100% autopilot. Here is the count of messages my platform is sending out hourly. Yesterday my wife who still likes to monitor income and graphs said to me with a worried tone that something bad is happening because the messaging system reported a drop in outreach. I have lost so much of my interest in the project that my response was that she should check in a few hours because the platform is now smart enough to heal itself from almost anything that could happen. And it did. I even did not open my laptop.

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I think you stated a problem that you should take care of to be able to scale. You should sit down with a pen and paper and write down what exactly are the actions are you doing in those accounts, how you could simplify them, and then document them so even a 5yo could understand and do it.

For example, let's take a random social network Pinterest and as its demographics is mostly female based, let's take a product that almost every female is looking for - a magic weight loss program.

So the actions you are looking to automate are the following:
- [browser] Registration
- [browser] Login
- [server] Storing sessions so you do not need to re-login
- [server] Finding an image source were to take content from
- [server] Making an aggregator that pulls down content to your database
- [server] A script that makes your content unique and adds the ad to it
- [browser] Content posting on the Pinterest profile

All browser-related tasks can be done by hiring or even better learning by yourself how to automate browser by using Selenium or Puppeteer. No rocket science here.

All other scripting tasks can be done by hiring a dev here in the marketplace or by learning it by yourself. Regarding how fast a learner you are it could take a few weeks up to a few months to master it yourself.

It's quite easy when you put all of this in such perspective, right?



Well, no, you just have to be willing to learn a lot and be focused on your goal.


Yes. But what would you expect? To participate in a car race you have to own a race car. Even if you built it yourself. When I started my IM journey I was so broke I could not afford a server or proxy, so I built everything myself. A 10$ invoice to pay for the captcha solver? That was way too much, I had to find a way to bypass it.


This is a great example of how overthinking can be self-destructive. Options are always there. I would suggest start taking ownership of everything you do. No one else is to blame that you don't earn what you would like to, not the government, not your current employer(or project), not your location, only you. I was running an unsuccessful business for 12h/day every day for more than 8 or 9 years. When I understood what the definition of insanity is, I took ownership of my actions, started to wake up at 4 AM, and read books of self-help bullshit before starting a regular workday. Books related to marketing, sales, self-growth, and so on in hopes to bring up my current business to a path of success. And it helped me a ton. But not for my current business at the time, it helped me to understand why what I do - sucks so much and why I should get rid of it.

Then I found the BHW forum. I spent approx 5 to 6 months only reading this forum and bookmarking threads and even single posts of other people's journeys, success stories, especially good ideas that I could use. Fast forward another year and now I'm one of them - posting this story and being able to showcase some of my projects. I still don't consider my journey successful tho. I still pay off debts from the past and haven't been done with them. But it all helped me to understand where I want to focus and what to do for the next decade.


I hope you will find something of an inspiration in what's written above.


Absolutely. And actually does not take so much as someone could think.


Docker.

Reading your answer, I see that I lack many things necessary to make money on the Internet, for example, the facility to learn to program.

I have tried a couple of times and I end up giving up because it simply seems that my mind works with a different logic, added to the fact that the learning curve is slow.

When you are young and have no commitments, studying is a very simple option. When one is no longer young and has commitments, one either studies or works, and that is more or less my situation. Although I must be honest and admit that if I tried a little harder, I would probably have no major excuses.

Now, obviously I have many virtues and qualities, I just haven't known how to channel them to my own benefit and as you rightly mention, you don't necessarily have to be a programmer to make money. That is very clear to me, is just I have not yet found the "how to do it".

Finally, I sincerely thank you for the time you have taken to respond and the kindness with which you have done so. That speaks very well of you as a person.

Have a nice day.

 

[lucky.sparks]

facility to learn to program

There's more than one way to skin a cat.

You can run automation without programming.

For example, you can use tools like Ubot Studio.

Or you can go the sweatshop path and automate your project by using the power of cheap labor. I know a guy who makes approx 100k/month by just using a lot of students, paying them peanuts, and making them to grind tinder profiles all day long.

I happened to know programming and I have deep knowledge of engineering large-scale projects, that is why I chose to apply my skills to achieve my goals, but that does not mean that you have to go the same path. Find your own, where you feel the most comfortable.

But you have to take action to produce results, and it's constant throwing things to the wall till something sticks, even after 100th throw - make another one.

Do you know the story behind angry birds success?

 

[astro2014]

Do you know the story behind angry birds success?

Yes, I read the story once. And of course I know, success comes after a million tries, or in the words of Thomas Alva Edison, "I have not failed 10,000 times. I have successfully found 10,000 ways that will not work".

Thanks for your advice, I will keep it in mind.