Google Captcha after Using SEO Tools in Business Network

[lisendrel]

Hi!

I am working together with a few groups (about 18 ppl in total) on a business start-up project. We are using a room with our own business network, so that we have all the same IP. I have installed a few SEO tools (for Firefox) I found on the web for my browser to do
some SEO competitor research and analysis. Out of a sudden, we had to insert Google Captcha after every search and later I found out that we are risking of being blocked my Google.

Is there a way we can securely do our research? Am wondering how all those marketing companies are handling it. We have our own network and I tried to use private proxies through my browser, but
it isn't able to work at all through this (cannot visit any website, I assume it must probably be because of our network).

Could you guys advise me? What should I do?

Please help!

Lisendrel

 

[Diplomat]

Use a VPN it's great too, it costs only like $5-10

 

[sashablack]

or simpler use proxies, you can find some on here if you do a search

 

[lisendrel]

When I insert a proxy into my browser and try to search, it seems to search for ages and doesn't finish at all

 

[Pornguy]

Yeah, proxies or vpn. Just need to make sure that the same ip address is not searching too much on google.

 

[Snckr]

When I insert a proxy into my browser and try to search, it seems to search for ages and doesn't finish at all

That's probably because it's public (hundreds are using it). Try a dedicated or semi-dedicated private proxy from buyproxies.org

 

[TropicalSun]

Use a VPS, VPN, or proxies.

 

[ibilalx]

My dads university runs through the same VPN and more then a dozen work there on google etc. I would go with VPN if I was you but I'm not sure if it will 100% work but probably 90%