Resources On Starting A PhoneFarm ??

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I'm interested in creating a small phone farm. The primary purpose is for mass content posting. I'm completely new to the space so i'm not really sure where to start, and most of what i find is either super vague or super complex. Does anyone know of any ebooks or courses or anything like that for beginners?

thank you !
 
I'm interested in creating a small phone farm. The primary purpose is for mass content posting. I'm completely new to the space so i'm not really sure where to start, and most of what i find is either super vague or super complex. Does anyone know of any ebooks or courses or anything like that for beginners?

thank you !
How are you going to monetize the accounts? This is the first step to consider before buying anything.
 
I'm interested in creating a small phone farm. The primary purpose is for mass content posting. I'm completely new to the space so i'm not really sure where to start, and most of what i find is either super vague or super complex. Does anyone know of any ebooks or courses or anything like that for beginners?

thank you !
You need deep understanding about proxies
And social media account creation
That's just a starting point
 
I'm interested in creating a small phone farm. The primary purpose is for mass content posting. I'm completely new to the space so i'm not really sure where to start, and most of what i find is either super vague or super complex. Does anyone know of any ebooks or courses or anything like that for beginners?

thank you !
before buying devices, I’d figure out the workflow first. A lot of people underestimate account management, content scheduling, nd maintenance side of running multiple device.
 
I haven’t found a single course that covers everything well. Most of what I learned came from testing small setups and reading community discussions rather than following one guide. Starting simple before investing heavily usually saves a lot of money.
 
You just need to pick some phones and start and once you start see results from the phone pharm invest more. Business 101 ...... What you plan to use to manage these accounts?
 
I'm interested in creating a small phone farm. The primary purpose is for mass content posting. I'm completely new to the space so i'm not really sure where to start, and most of what i find is either super vague or super complex. Does anyone know of any ebooks or courses or anything like that for beginners?

thank you !
the technical setup is only one part of it a solid content strategy and understanding each platforms limits usually matter much more in the long run.
 
Android or iPhone is the main choice...

Android phones are mainstream thus get softbans easily.
iPhones are for rich guys though. But with proper automation and proxies it's a magic.

I don't know any courses, only one private club in tg with useful knowledge sharing.
 
Start small with a few devices and learn the workflow before investing in a bigger setup. You'll figure out what you actually need a lot faster.
 
Clarify your train of thought and describe it to the AI in a complete and clear manner.
 
Most people are moving away from physical phones anyway. The hardware setup is a huge pain. you'd look at a bunch of used Android phones (at least Android 6.0)m a USB hub to connect them all to a PC, and some control software.

The cleaner, more modern way is using cloud phones. it's a phone farm without the physical phones.
 
I think you'll need to prepare a lot of technical software and hardware and multiple 4G SIM cards to get started.
 
Android or iPhone is the main choice...

Android phones are mainstream thus get softbans easily.
iPhones are for rich guys though. But with proper automation and proxies it's a magic.

I don't know any courses, only one private club in tg with useful knowledge sharing.
can i get the link for that?
 
I'm interested in creating a small phone farm. The primary purpose is for mass content posting. I'm completely new to the space so i'm not really sure where to start, and most of what i find is either super vague or super complex. Does anyone know of any ebooks or courses or anything like that for beginners?

thank you !
Start small and learn device management first. Account bans can make phone farms costly.
 
I haven’t found a single course that covers everything well. Most of what I learned came from testing small setups and reading community discussions rather than following one guide. Starting simple before investing heavily usually saves a lot of money.
hows it going for so so far
 
Start small with a few devices to save costs and build a clear monetization model before making large investments, minimizing the risk of account suspension and significant losses.
 
The solution I tested is billed per the number of physical phones connected (mobile proxies and other handy features are already integrated).

Supports multiple application instances on one phone (one can run say 4 - 6 social media accounts per phone)

Controlled from a PC.

So you can basically test with one dedicated phone, fine tune it, and expand from there.

Depends on what sort of content you want to create, you may need tools and resource for that as well.

The cost breakdown in my case would be:

- a dedicated phone (or phones) - you can also buy second hand (from a shop that sells them with a guarantee) or cheaper brands, as long as the phone has enough power
- software license
- a dedicated PC that powers the phones (should have sufficient RAM)
- tools for content creation and time investment
- electricity
 
before buying 20 phones i'd build a setup with 2 or 3 and see how much time the maintenance actually takes. usb hubs, cables, charging, cooling and SIM costs add up quickly. the hardware is only half the problem when you start scaling.
 
You mentioned testing a setup billed per physical phone, with mobile proxies included. Which software was it, and roughly what did it cost per month for the number of phones you tested? I'm planning a small setup for content posting, so I'd also like to know how much time you spent keeping it running, separate from making the content.
 
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