Awesome Traffic Bot vs. CTRbooster...which one is better?

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Been looking at these two traffic bots. I see good things about both.

What experience and results have you had if you have used either?

ATB seems like it has a lot of useful features and CTRbooster is used by a little more people.

Assuming it comes down to what proxies you use. CTRbooser recommends their 4G proxy. Was looking to use private residential unmetered proxies from Proxyrack, was recommended that.

Any feedback would be appreciated!
 
What do these traffic bots do? Real bots? Or is it Google Analytics data, it needs to be updated?
 
Following, paid for ATB but have no significant result yet...Probably not putting it in good use
 
Following, paid for ATB but have no significant result yet...Probably not putting it in good use
I've heard the same when researching on here. Heard more good things about CTRbooster than ATB.
 
What proxies other than TurboProxy work well with CTRbooster? Mobile proxies...any recommended providers that have been tested?

Also, does mobile proxy location matter versus setting the GPS coordinates in CTRbooster? I would assume if they are not lined up, this would be a red flag for Google?
 
What proxies other than TurboProxy work well with CTRbooster? Mobile proxies...any recommended providers that have been tested?

Also, does mobile proxy location matter versus setting the GPS coordinates in CTRbooster? I would assume if they are not lined up, this would be a red flag for Google?
Only geo and network matters if you use gps coordinates.
 
Only geo and network matters if you use gps coordinates.
So any 5G proxy anywhere (US) (thinking about getting @WaterProxy real sim based proxies in FL) and GPS coordinates matter? Apologies for being repetitive. Just want to get this right before I pull the trigger on all this.

When you say network, you're speaking about the carrier network, so Verizon, ATT, T Mobile?

Appreciate your response!
 
So any 5G proxy anywhere (US) (thinking about getting @WaterProxy real sim based proxies in FL) and GPS coordinates matter? Apologies for being repetitive. Just want to get this right before I pull the trigger on all this.

When you say network, you're speaking about the carrier network, so Verizon, ATT, T Mobile?

Appreciate your response!
I don’t know about US, no experience in this country. In most countries your mobile ip address is not linked to a region/state. Maybe somebody else can tell you here.

Some telecom providers rent network space. For example NL has just 3 different networks. KPN, T-Mobile, Vodafone but more telecom providers. Example: Tele2 (telecom provider) is using KPN network so no difference between them. This is what I mean with network. KPN is for both same network.

If you block/simulate gps coordinates it usually don’t matter where the card is located but I don’t know for US exactly.
 
I don’t know about US, no experience in this country. In most countries your mobile ip address is not linked to a region/state. Maybe somebody else can tell you here.

Some telecom providers rent network space. For example NL has just 3 different networks. KPN, T-Mobile, Vodafone but more telecom providers. Example: Tele2 (telecom provider) is using KPN network so no difference between them. This is what I mean with network. KPN is for both same network.

If you block/simulate gps coordinates it usually don’t matter where the card is located but I don’t know for US exactly.
Ahhhh I see now. I just need confirmation on SIM card/IP location versus GPS coordinates if it even matters. I have another individual (who runs a CTR software) who said the same thing, that it doesn't matter. I really appreciate your input!
 
Nothing beats a manual approach. Hire VAs and do it manually for a better result.
I agree to disagree. Manual approach does the job in certain circumstance but nothing beats the extra 100X firepower a good traffic generator bot provides. We went from manually providing a few hundreds visit per month to 500K+ monthly visits (scalable to millions at any moment) with the same engagement rate of over 95%.
 
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