Organic traffic script

[maineyak]

OP, you had 8 posts when you created this thread, you're not off to a good start on BHW.

 

[AlgebraDin]

OP, you had 8 posts when you created this thread, you're not off to a good start on BHW.

It's useless to argue with you all. I don't see what is your problem. I could have one single thread. I don't see your point. From what I'm concerned, If anyone will want a review copy, they should PM me and that's all. Regards to you all. This is a total waste of time. I have better things to do. I will not answer any other posts.

 

[theMagicNumber]

LOL, nice conversation here. I'm a bit old for the carrot in front of the horse trick you've offered but your shortcoming with Google is most likely because you can't duplicate the Google security code embedded in each search engine link to verify to Google the traffic really came from a search result page (organic traffic). This was implemented by Google a few years back or longer, time flies for me.

To correctly create such a traffic tool you'll need to first have a website that has at least some links in Google, a scraper that can scrap those indexed links, a manipulation script that can alter the query part of the url without touching the security portion of the url and then a link shortener to provide a clean redirect for your bot.

While I have such a tool it's not packaged for distribution and I'm constantly developing it.

Good luck and follow through with your promise to give it to the community when you're done. I don't need it so you don't owe me a thing.

Interesting, recently i was thinking about simulating organic traffic to get better rankings. But the first thing that crossed my mind was:
"I will need shit load of proxies and it won't be cost effective to buy private ones and probably google won't allow me to use public proxies"
I will be very grateful if you share some knowledge.

 

[dan2friend]

good stuff.

 

[kvmcable]

You are a funny man, you know? You really think you helped me by writing down some things I've already knew. You told me nothing. And, guess what? I'm doing exactly what I want with my work, and that doesn't concern you, you Santa's Little Helper, you. It's my work, my time, my ideas. You had nothing to do with that. Got it? You like to think about yourself that you are the center of the Universe. "It is I who helped you", "I'm the one who told you shit", "You have this because I'm breathing". Man, seriously? GTFO yourself. I see that you enjoy to offend people on the premise that you are allowed or something. Try it with someone else, dude. You are nobody for me.

You're lucky I can only neg rep you once. Take your BS somewhere else. You begged for help on this forum and now insult ALL of us with your bullshit. You'd still be getting your ass kicked if someone didn't explain to you the difference between Google, Yahoo and Bing links.

I'm sure your tool isn't worth shit if you didn't even know the basic differences between the 3 major search engines organic link structures.

What an immature brat you are. You could have just been nice and learned so much more but instead you became a fuking know-it-all with just a little bit of knowledge. You have a lot of growing up to do. Take your bullshit and imaginary tool and head back to DP or WF.

 

[kvmcable]

Interesting, recently i was thinking about simulating organic traffic to get better rankings. But the first thing that crossed my mind was:
"I will need shit load of proxies and it won't be cost effective to buy private ones and probably google won't allow me to use public proxies"
I will be very grateful if you share some knowledge.

Well you see where sharing a bit of knowledge got me. The short answer to your question is you're correct; you need a lot of proxies.

The long answer is you need a ton of resources to do it effectively. I've spent a lot of time and money on this project analyzing every aspect of Analytic reports, deciphering those elements and working out effective solutions for each metric to closely replicate real visitor traffic.

Analytic reports aren't like they were a few years ago with just basic hits, referrer source, entry, exit and duration specs. Now there are over 30 metrics available by most tools. Of course IP location is a major consideration and private proxies play a role but just a small role.

Using only private proxies for visitor bots is asking for trouble. All private proxies come from a handful of Cities in comparison to the number of Cities in the world. Public proxies will work with most analytic programs. But you must devote resources to finding them, sorting them and testing them.

What I recommend for most people is to just purchase traffic; it's cheaper and faster. Unless you have a specific job that needs done then developing and maintaining a pseudo real visitor traffic bot isn't practical at all.