Proxies?

[ZorkZork69]

Okay, I'm not a complete noob when it comes to Youtube marketing. But I have a few questions that I don't quite comprehend. Could someone please tell me what is meant when you use a proxy in a Youtube bot or just Youtube in general? Do you just run it through a Tor network and your actions become undetected to Youtube? I'm looking to get back into the Youtube niche but I don't want to go around working hard on videos and accounts just for them to get banned due to them noticing my same IP. How does one use proxies effectively on Youtube?

 

[sh0r7y]

Buy some private proxies and check each of them on ip-score or so. If clean, use it.
Also take a look at sandboxie. Profiles can save life...or accounts

 

[ZorkZork69]

What makes a ip clean? And ah, that's a smart way to use Sandboxie. Can you implement your own proxies into it? I've used it before in the GPT world but not for changing my IP.

 

[sh0r7y]

No, sandboxie does not support proxies. You need a third-party program for that. Proxifier maybe^^

An IP is clean when it is not blacklisted. Its like e-mail adresses. When they are on a blacklist they will be declared as spam.

 

[ZorkZork69]

oh alright. Thanks I've realized how to go about doing it. I need to create a bot that will incorporate proxies and Youtube accounts inside a browser to do all of the work. Now to find out how to get safe Youtube accounts as well as usable proxies.

 

[sh0r7y]

oh alright. Thanks I've realized how to go about doing it. I need to create a bot that will incorporate proxies and Youtube accounts inside a browser to do all of the work. Now to find out how to get safe Youtube accounts as well as usable proxies.

No problem. Never forget...the safest way is to route all your traffic through a proxy and not only http. Sandboxie and Proxifier should be fine and I never had any problems with this combo.

 

[Kingu Buraddorei]

A good way to keep your proxies and youtube accounts organized is to keep them on separate firefox profiles.