CTR Manipulaton for SEO - AMA

[itsjinx]

Hard to tell if on site metrics really matter, like pages visited, time spent on page, etc and the ones that do like CTR google tracks it themselves on their search engine page i guess

We actually now know that google uses CHROME on page data for SEO. It was revealed in the google EU trial

 

[theautomationdomination]

Is it like ppc? you will be benefited as long as you run the campaign. As I have noticed and experienced that the ranking doesn't seem a long term thing in this method.

I wouldn't say it's like PPC. When you turn off PPC the traffic stops immediately. If you run this for 1-2 months the rankings will stick longer.

Best way to get a good position get a high quality guest post

Guest posts are great. But if you spoof social traffic to them and click your website from them they work even better.

Lets say you would use this and pogo stick from a competitors site. Could this be used as a negative seo method for direct competitors? Seems like a less risky method then boosting my own sites.

I think they are working on a Bounce Bot software specifically for this.

We actually now know that google uses CHROME on page data for SEO. It was revealed in the google EU trial

Good observation.

 

[opkzzz]

following this. my questions so far is if the software has aged cookies (this is answered-it has), and the second one is if you've tried this tactic on high-comp niches. I suppose that it could work, but the jumping in rankings would be slower

nevertheless, really interesting thread

 

[theautomationdomination]

following this. my questions so far is if the software has aged cookies (this is answered-it has), and the second one is if you've tried this tactic on high-comp niches. I suppose that it could work, but the jumping in rankings would be slower

nevertheless, really interesting thread

I think the high-comp stuff you need every tactic that you can use. So this is definitely a good one to add to the bag of tricks. If someone is doing this and especially push/pull or pogosticking your website. You might have some trouble. I've been able to pull reddit threads down with that technique. So I'm sure a regular website would be cooked.

 

[Kiemash]

So basically you can use this Methode also with let’s say an Anti detect browser right? (Ofc if you have that many accounts with aged cookies)
Also if the keyword we want to rank is for example in Finnland, should the proxy we use for CTR also be from Finnland or can it also work with an proxy from US?

Very interesting btw

 

[praetserge]

Would it be practical to use microworkers here to visit social profiles by searching like "BHW twitter", etc?

 

[theautomationdomination]

So basically you can use this Methode also with let’s say an Anti detect browser right? (Ofc if you have that many accounts with aged cookies)
Also if the keyword we want to rank is for example in Finnland, should the proxy we use for CTR also be from Finnland or can it also work with an proxy from US?

Very interesting btw

You can use US proxies. But I think the same country would work the best. And most of the proxy providers that sell mobile/residential let you pick the country you want the proxies from.

Would it be practical to use microworkers here to visit social profiles by searching like "BHW twitter", etc?

I don't know if it would be practical. Especially at scale. You could send 1000 visits for probably $10 proxy cost. Not sure what that would cost doing it with micro-workers. And then you could run 100 different campaigns if you wanted. I don't know how many micro workers you could tap to do the searches. I know of 1 person using the video software to run 100,000 views a month to youtube videos. Not sure you could do that with micro workers. But I haven't used them, so I honestly don't know.

 

[ninjanoodle]

Thank you for sharing. I am currently using a direct traffic bot with a GA4 bot. Your mentions seem to have plenty of upgrades I will do.

I do have a question though. Regarding these aged cookies you talked about. Do you age them yourself? Is there somewhere I could purchase these in bulk?

Cheers

 

[alvincrows]

hi bro, do you sell or provide such service?

 

[theautomationdomination]

Thank you for sharing. I am currently using a direct traffic bot with a GA4 bot. Your mentions seem to have plenty of upgrades I will do.

I do have a question though. Regarding these aged cookies you talked about. Do you age them yourself? Is there somewhere I could purchase these in bulk?

Cheers

Yes, I age them myself. You can also buy them.

hi bro, do you sell or provide such service?

No, I don't sell it. Just use it for myself and for clients.

 

[mikpel]

You are sharing very valuable information here, highly appreciate it.

How actively do you make the bot to browse around during cookie aging? Are we talking about a few page loads here and there or more like actual, hours long sessions daily to imitate real user for a month before putting the profile in live use?

 

[theautomationdomination]

You are sharing very valuable information here, highly appreciate it.

How actively do you make the bot to browse around during cookie aging? Are we talking about a few page loads here and there or more like actual, hours long sessions daily to imitate real user for a month before putting the profile in live use?

No, you don't need hours long sessions. As long as it cookies the website. What I use has a built-in function to accept cookies when you go to the page and it scrolls around a few minutes before going to the next website. Most cookies last for about 90 days. So once you hit that website you are good for a couple months.

 

[theautomationdomination]

I ran one of the cookies files through perplexity and when you do it, you should get something similar to this back.

 

[theautomationdomination]

Building on the idea of replicating CTR manipulation with playwright or selenium, I've found that using a combination of these tools with a rotating proxy setup can yield significant results. By automating browser sessions with unique profiles and logged-in Google accounts, I've seen a 25% increase in CTR manipulation effectiveness. For social referral traffic, I use a simple script to post links on social media and then have the software click through the link to my site, using a proxy to mask the referral source. My go-to proxy provider is ProxyHub, which has consistently delivered high-quality proxies that work well for CTR manipulation. I've also noticed that triggering AI overview results can be a powerful side effect of effective CTR manipulation, even for sites not on page 1, with a 30% increase in overview results triggered after implementing this strategy.

Yeah I noticed that it triggers AI Overview like crazy. Even when the website isn't on page 1.

 

[Deleted member 2299890]

Do you get better results from spoofing social referrals rather than Behavioral spoofing?
(with Behavioral spoofing I mean entering competitors' links, leaving their page, opening yours and staying there)

 

[theautomationdomination]

Do you get better results from spoofing social referrals rather than Behavioral spoofing?
(with Behavioral spoofing I mean entering competitors' links, leaving their page, opening yours and staying there)

To be honest I haven't tested that. But I do run traffic through the backlinks to the website. Seems to help with indexing and boosting up the rankings. Are you saying go to their backlink and click their website and then bounce and go to your own website?

 

[Deleted member 2299890]

To be honest I haven't tested that. But I do run traffic through the backlinks to the website. Seems to help with indexing and boosting up the rankings. Are you saying go to their backlink and click their website and then bounce and go to your own website?

Kind of. I'm saying to look up for your keyword on Google, open a competitors' link, go back after 2-3 seconds, go to your own link, and stay.
I'm guessing Google considers that a positive signal.

 

[theautomationdomination]

Kind of. I'm saying to look up for your keyword on Google, open a competitors' link, go back after 2-3 seconds, go to your own link, and stay.
I'm guessing Google considers that a positive signal.

Oh yeah, I do that. Some people call it pogosticking. It sends a negative signal to them and a positive signal to you. That's the only way I have been able to bump reddit threads down and outrank them.

 

[Deleted member 2299890]

Oh yeah, I do that. Some people call it pogosticking. It sends a negative signal to them and a positive signal to you. That's the only way I have been able to bump reddit threads down and outrank them.

Oh so that's what Pogosticking is referred to, lol.
So you're saying it even works for Reddit threads? What about whole websites?

 

[theautomationdomination]

Oh so that's what Pogosticking is referred to, lol.
So you're saying it even works for Reddit threads? What about whole websites?

Yeah, I think it works as a negative signal for anything. Some people have done tests and case studies on it. I've used it to drop websites and authority websites like reddit and quora. When I couldn't bump the authority ones with just CTR.