Hey kalrudra, could you please say which programming language are you using?
http://www.samair.ru/proxy/time-01.htm
I have test it now , very nice tool -looks very cool , but I have some suggestions for you :
Otherwise very nice idea and tool -
- When checking for good and bad proxies , you should add some animated gif showing that it still works , because in my case it was filtering proxies for 3-5 minutes without adding any GOOD/BAD proxy so I've started to think that it doesnt work anymore.
- Another suggestion would be nice to add file with more URLS of proxy providers and let the tool visit them all one after another , grabbing all their proxies. (in case of providers where we know that has proxies on more pages we can add them too ( not only root domains but also http://proxy.com/page1.html , http://proxy.com/page2.html
- Please add some button on collected proxies which sends all proxies to second tab for checking proxies , it is not too much user friendly to copy and paste them from first tab.
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Thanks for the feedback, all issues has been resolved.
NEW Tool:
http://www.mediafire.com/?k5clifesnglfcia
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Sorry, but how do you plan to generate keywords?
Who is going to beat the web interface of ad words external tool with an automated script (they updated that tool to prevent automated queries)?
Who is going to pay heaps of money for API calls to the Ad words API?
Assuming all preconceived difficulties are overcome, if someone made this tool, why would they share it? Why wouldn't they just keep it and use the keywords themselves and rake in loads of money?
50 for this tool? That is literally a 5000 tool.
I'm not saying it's not possible - I'm sure someone is already using one - but don't expect them to give it away for anything less than 1000 and that would be for a limited license!
Not really sure why you posted this, seeing as I already agree with everything you said. I invested significant time trying to do this, I'm aware of the difficulties
The OP PM'd me saying he has 10 years programming experience and that it was an easy job, so I invite him to try. If its possible (AND MULTITHREADED) I'd be happy to pay any reasonable price depending on functionality.
I understand you agree with the problems, but I was just pointing out a few of the LARGE ones that you didn't mention.
The real point was to get across that if someone had such a great tool, why would they sell it much less give it away?
And this type of tool has one severe limitation - it's 100% dependent on user keyword input. The results are only as good as the user input.
kalrudra, your tools you've posted videos of have exactly that fault. They are only an automated version of what people can already do. This is nothing novel.