deezlici0us
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I'm using both vps and mobile proxies
CTR manipulation: 5 months of testing
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The biggest problem with CTR is that you have to know what you're doing, and people who are looking for such services have no idea about it. Most of the information and tutorials on the internet only lead to problems, as they are created by SEO bloggers who make a living from writing nonsense online rather than creating functional software or services.
All publicly available tools are worthless. There are a few services on the market that work, provided by professional companies, and one of them is, for example DuckCTR. On Bing, there is a guarantee of results. On Google, there are hundreds of examples of quick CTR manipulation which leads to both negative and positive outcomes.
All publicly available tools are worthless. There are a few services on the market that work, provided by professional companies, and one of them is, for example DuckCTR. On Bing, there is a guarantee of results. On Google, there are hundreds of examples of quick CTR manipulation which leads to both negative and positive outcomes.
The main problem to heat cookies for manipulation with CTR. Good proxies also make good result.
We use own templates on ZennoPoster. Every time it simple to change algorithm.
Please send me DuckCTR url. Google don't know this service
bitvalentine
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I heard that these services need to be running monthly to make it work, the moment you stop. Your traffic dies!
PM me, please. Thanks!
we have tried our own algo, it showed reverse effect: the traffic continued to grow when we have stopped. btw, we are looking sites for tests
scanningthru
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Love seeing new accounts showing up and indirectly promoting their own services
I just signed up to Microworkers. Best engaging with driving directions what else do you instruct users to do for the job? Visit the website and click on pages and what not?
rocketpr
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Yeah, have them post on their socials too.
What, like a review but just posting on their business page about how good their service is or whatever?
Next thing I have to do is figure out how to use the service and post a job, lol. Looks complicated
rocketpr
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Anything, have them repost links and such. I had them repost links and thumbnail to my youtube videos.
gavinseo
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interesting, let me test it
Can you dm me or skype me? e4f3uHxEkXaj (Tony)
jonathanduhon
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In summary, this method isn't effective. The market for courses, the blogosphere, and YouTube are overflowing with misleading materials, enticing viewers with enticing videos.
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This is the complex part of CTR boosting. There are some sites that do this for you (they have workers pools in microworking sites with a predef text to pull your campaigns with them).
There is a little trick that applies to just anything under the sun: do the work you are expecting to receive before asking for it by yourself.
For example, when I hire a $3/hr VA, I do the VA work for around 3–4 hours straight to analyze both the amount of work I can do for this time, the difficulties, and limitations they may encounter, etc…
The same applies here: become a microworker and observe what people are asking for their CTR manipulation protocols.
Generally, this is a combination of: do a Search, do some pogo bouncing (optionally), search for the desired result and click on it, visit the page for X seconds, click on some internal link (you can say which for example) and then you can close the page. As you can see, this takes good time to be done (if you ask 1-minute visits, guys will only be able to do like 30-40 per hour). If you are looking for US visits, expect at least a $10-15/hr return, so do your calculations:
Say $12/hr on average, 30 actions per hour, this is $0.6/per action + add the platform costs (~10-30% depending on the site), say $1/CTR.
And the worst part, is that most of your CTR will be artificial, you may need to run at least two concurrent campaigns (to randomize events), you may not experience any results at all. So you may also need to do another simpler campaign with less "signals" (for example, sticking only 30 seconds, or clicking a link straight away after coming in). Then you will have mixed signals with mixed users (not only users that perform the exact same actions over and over again).
Conclusion: It is difficult to run CTR campaigns. Probably you many end spending a ton of money for 0 results.
PS: Now that I'm re-reading the first post, it's so misleading. The guy who wrote it threw the stone and hid the hand.
Wow. Lots of misunderstanding how to do CTR. Aming other things you should only use CTR to nudge rankings. You should do less then 10% of the search volume for your keyword. Also you said you tested these services but where is the data?
also, i noticed Kraken/Vipertools isn't in the list which is crazy to me
they just added a live driving directions feature recently which gets some very precise results (see video link)
one very effective method i've found is driving from your competitors to your business
specifically the competitors who have their physical address where you want to rank higher
here are some of my results changing #2s into #1s within a few hours using live driving. and the results have persisted since i made this video without doing more CTR
now i 1000% agree it's all about nudging rankings. you dont use CTR to go from #30 to #1, that's just abuse and you'll likely get dinged for it because it's anomalous behavior (easy to identify and ignore)
Yes Google sees a visit to driving directions on the web as a visit to the actual business. You can see it in your GBP analytics.