Does share proxies that Proxy Multiply scrape can use on gsa search engine ranker to scrape website on search engine because gsa also have it own proxy scraper but most of the share proxies get banned by search engine and cannot be use?
Does anyone test the Proxy Multiply with gsa and the share proxies can use on search engine to scrape website?
Hi blackhatjohn, we do not use the same search engines as GSA. Our shared proxies get banned too, just like any other software finding shared proxies, but the more you find the lesser chance you will have of using one of the banned proxies, and PM can easily find 1000+ proxies.
Hello there,
How often is the software updated? I downloaded the trial and everything looks good so far, I'm considering a purchase.
Hi Aquarius, we issue bug updates within a day or two of receiving reports, and feature updates aren't released as much anymore as the software has reached a very "complete" state. You can expect updates (non-bug related) every 3 weeks or so.
I've been using the trial version for the past 3 days and so far I've not been able to get more than a few proxies that are suitable for Scrapebox. I find that the built in proxy scraper in Scrapebox works better.
Tried the software for first time. I use ScrapeBox. I tested proxies for Google in your software and they came up okay. So saved them then exported to ScrapeBox when tested in SB they all came up with errors I will try again tomorrow. Thank's
I'll merge the responses to these two posts - first, unless you maintain the URL list in Scrapebox, there is no way it produces better scraped proxies as thousands of users have been hitting those same URLs since the dawn of SB time. If you're buying your own URL list or scouting out URLs on your own, perhaps you can find better proxies, but that defeats the purpose of using Proxy Multiply. Proxy Multiply will automatically scout out new URLs for proxies and scrape them.
As far as proxies testing bad in SB, this has been an issue for two years, and ultimately we have determined that SB proxies are not tested using the same metrics as ours. Any proxy that passes as "Google enabled" in Proxy Multiply was able to submit a search query to Google.com and find valid search results. I can't speak on why SB has different results, but I will repeat that our verified proxies are real, working proxies. Plug them into your browser and test them manually if you aren't sure. The last recommendation I make to people is to import proxies directly into SB and use them without testing first, AFTER you already tested them in Proxy Multiply to find valid, working proxies.
