GMB reviews, 100 separate Gmail accounts (1 computer), best practice?

[Bapt18]

Hello

I need your help please

I'm looking to set up 100 gmail accounts (then many more) 100% impervious to each other, managed from the same computer for, for example, posting Google reviews.

I'm not a dev and therefore quite unfamiliar with all the elements to take into account.

Any advice, best practices? Apparently Multilogin would be the best option, but I saw that Gologin uses Tor in addition.

Basically, how can we minimize the risk of detection by Google of multiple accounts managed on the same computer as much as possible?

Otherwise, use several phones for example, but how not to burn the IP address?

Thank you in advance community

 

[INCC]

This is not going to work.

Trust me, it will save you a lot of nerves and time.

Those who place reviews for a living and have done this for years can't get Google reviews stuck anymore so you won't have a chance.

 

[Advertkey]

Hello

I need your help please

I'm looking to set up 100 gmail accounts (then many more) 100% impervious to each other, managed from the same computer for, for example, posting Google reviews.

I'm not a dev and therefore quite unfamiliar with all the elements to take into account.

Any advice, best practices? Apparently Multilogin would be the best option, but I saw that Gologin uses Tor in addition.

Basically, how can we minimize the risk of detection by Google of multiple accounts managed on the same computer as much as possible?

Otherwise, use several phones for example, but how not to burn the IP address?

Thank you in advance community

The easiest and quickest way is to give me two first and then sell them all.

 

[German Rodriguez]

dont do that, it is a pain
GMB reviews If a game number If you offer 100 reviews to a client, that means you need to post at least 175 reviews, of those, you need to check if at least 100 get posted for the public to see.
the way I suggest you do it is by hiring micro freelancer workers, where you pay them by reviewing a couple of cents of a dollar. That way, that way google will see a real review from a real phone number from a different location, that's the way now

or another one is to join a real share review group where others post reviews and between them, they share reviews for free, there are several just find the ones that are safe

 

[Proxy Cake]

Anti detect browsers with Static ISP proxies or rotating residential targeting a seperate city per account will do the trick

 

[INCC]

Anti detect browsers with Static ISP proxies or rotating residential targeting a seperate city per account will do the trick

No they won't.

Stop giving him false information to shill your services.

 

[The_Raven]

Don't bother try something else.What you want to do is abit hard these days.Google tightening its belt every day.

 

[bluematter]

Anti detect browsers with Static ISP proxies or rotating residential targeting a seperate city per account will do the trick

This doesn't work. OP don't waste your time on this.

Your best bet would be to hire some micro workers or find a network / group of review sharing.

 

[Z3d3XAn3DoR]

Is anybody familiar with some Review Sharing Groups or Micro Workers for reviews?

 

[Henry IV]

Hello

I need your help please

I'm looking to set up 100 gmail accounts (then many more) 100% impervious to each other, managed from the same computer for, for example, posting Google reviews.

I'm not a dev and therefore quite unfamiliar with all the elements to take into account.

Any advice, best practices? Apparently Multilogin would be the best option, but I saw that Gologin uses Tor in addition.

Basically, how can we minimize the risk of detection by Google of multiple accounts managed on the same computer as much as possible?

Otherwise, use several phones for example, but how not to burn the IP address?

Thank you in advance community

Anti detect browsers with Static ISP proxies or rotating residential targeting a seperate city per account will do the trick

As others have shared, this will not work. You will need to shop through several providers to find someone who provides quality reviews that actually stick. You can create your own network to do your own reviews, but your setup will need to be robust.