GMB, Google, Youtube - CTR Bot Buidling

Apologies for not replying I have been extremely busy, everything is going well and currently leading a group of 40 clients mainly agencies in Canada, South Korea, USA, Europe. Quiet exiting to meet and work with people from all over the world, learning a lot from their campaigns and constantly updating the platform to suit their business needs.

Hey, thanks for the reply.

If it’s not too much trouble, could you please tell me how you handle warmups?

I currently built mine with an extensive system that allows me to create custom multiple complex warmup sequences and workflows so that each session creates a browser history, but I would try your method to compare results.

The tool also detects when a Google account is logged in to like and comment on videos

Currently working on adding automatic cookie acceptance on websites.

snowspider said:

Hey, thanks for the reply.

If it’s not too much trouble, could you please tell me how you handle warmups?

I currently built mine with an extensive system that allows me to create custom multiple complex warmup sequences and workflows so that each session creates a browser history, but I would try your method to compare results.

The tool also detects when a Google account is logged in to like and comment on videos

Currently working on adding automatic cookie acceptance on websites.

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thats exactly right, at the moment I'm keeping things locally, meaning that each browser contains its own fingerprint prescence, where they are authenticated not only through cookies, but also with usernameassword:f2a just in case which will auto-login, I have campaigns for which it automatically searches random things based on the niche that I want to build or personality for example:

profile 1:
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sex: male
interest: cars, diy, building, prefab houses
timezone
online sessions: random times between 3pm-7pm
etc....

Therefore the CTR will learn from this user and do random warm up searches based on the interest timezones etc...

so each profile has its own niche dependency, so when searching for a particular niche site, a person with such interest is actually clicking on it, bringing better juice, because someone who is really interested on thus have clicked on a site.

Its quiet complex but im constantly improving it.

greyops77 said:

CTR manipulation is risky long-term and can easily trigger flags if it’s not natural. I’ve had better results improving titles/thumbnails/snippets + targeting better keywords for real CTR gains. Curious if anyone here has seen sustainable results using legit CTR optimization methods instead of bots.

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This is basically a thread about how successful CTR has been... have you actually had the change to look at the first post we did? 2024...

So CTR is not as scary as you may think, you just need the right tool, the right proxies, and the right strategy, and know what you are doing.

justmeseo said:

RETENTION - seems to be good so far, 4 more subscribers + 1400 views - within few minutes

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This is really cool. Please give me the Google Search version of the CTR bot.

Eira Nguyen said:

This is really cool. Please give me the Google Search version of the CTR bot.

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lol ... "please give me the codes to the nuclear missiles mr president" ...

justmeseo hello bro, can you help me, how can I go viral on youtube?

A few months ago I've made one prototype that my code sleeps for a while untouched. but I can finish it up when I had nuff time. My ones one for Google search though.

hey is your software available for purchase?

snowspider said:

Hi, yes, I’ll give you access so you can try it out for yourself.

If you’re interested, send me a PM and we’ll discuss how to get you the executable file.

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Steeky said:

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I have the same tool, with a web dashboard that controls the desktop app, it makes it easier to use and track improvements in your rankings. However, I’m a Newbie here and as such, I can’t post links here.

justmeseo said:

lol ... "please give me the codes to the nuclear missiles mr president" ...

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I have a feeling the bot scene will be dying entirely soon. ID Verification for social media is going to kill us all, do you have a solution to this? Likely at most a year and a half could be as soon as 3 months. if you dont have a ID for every gmail you will be banned, very concerning.

When will the product be released?

Are you still working on the project, or have you stopped?

myd00 said:

justmeseo hello bro, can you help me, how can I go viral on youtube?

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Hey, sorry I dont provide any services for sale.

Bambarbiakirgudu said:

A few months ago I've made one prototype that my code sleeps for a while untouched. but I can finish it up when I had nuff time. My ones one for Google search though.

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ok

thebigdawgga said:

hey is your software available for purchase?

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sorry, is not available for purchase

snowspider said:

Hi, yes, I’ll give you access so you can try it out for yourself.

If you’re interested, send me a PM and we’ll discuss how to get you the executable file.

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becareful with this guy... I havent released anything to anyone.

gn1st said:

When will the product be released?

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apologies we have been acquired by another company so we are not selling this publicly.

MostRerum said:

Are you still working on the project, or have you stopped?

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Certainly, the project is way more advanced now... but we became private, since we were acquired by another company.

Google recently updated the validity period of cookies to 11 hours. After 11 hours, the cookies become invalid. However, some people claim they can extend the expiration time and make the cookies work again. Do you have any information about this?

MostRerum said:

Google recently updated the validity period of cookies to 11 hours. After 11 hours, the cookies become invalid. However, some people claim they can extend the expiration time and make the cookies work again. Do you have any information about this?

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None at all, this is the first time I heard that, I have profiles on a personal test I'm running and they have been there for over 2 days and they still respond well to the cookies, what I would suggest in this case to keep accounts warmed, a simple loop script that keeps them active, also make sure the accounts have a 2fa enabled. I will definitely research more about that, thanks for the information and message.

So, if I understood correctly, your automation logs into the Gmail accounts that have 2FA enabled and keeps performing certain actions continuously to keep the sessions active and refresh the cookies?

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So, if I understood correctly, your automation logs into the Gmail accounts that have 2FA enabled and keeps performing certain actions continuously to keep the sessions active and refresh the cookies?

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Exactly. I’m currently researching better ways to refresh the logged-in tokens without having to perform too many actions. I believe that simply warming them up on a daily basis should be more than enough.

I’ve also been interested in building a phone farm. Hopefully, I’ll be able to travel to China next year, around January or February, when flights are usually cheaper. I already have some contacts there who have built phone farms themselves.

My main concern is the SIM cards and network setup. Some apps can potentially detect or analyze local Wi-Fi connections, so having around 1,000 phones connected near the same Wi-Fi networks could look suspicious. Rooting the devices isn't an option either, so I’m still researching how to properly handle the network infrastructure.

That remains my ultimate goal because the accounts seem to remain stable for a long time. For now, though, I’m focusing more on local browser-based emulation, and the results have been promising. One account has already remained active for five days using an inexpensive proxy without receiving any prompts to log in again. I guess the future looks bright.

I’m also building a SERP bot of my own, but I’m very new to this space. It seems to require a lot of know-how, so I’ve been doing a huge amount of research. First of all, thank you for answering all my questions so openly and sincerely.
I’ve built a bot that creates browser sessions, searches for a specific keyword, simulates user-like mouse movements and browsing behavior, and then clicks the target result.
When I test the browser fingerprint on pixelscan.net/fingerprint-check, it is evaluated as **consistent**.
I’m planning to use the system with ISP/mobile rotating proxies, but as far as I understand, cookies are another important part of the setup. I’m not very familiar with what exactly needs to be considered on the cookie side.
For example, let’s say I have 100 Gmail accounts. If I manually log into these accounts, browse websites such as YouTube and Facebook for a while, and then export their cookies in Netscape format using the “Get cookies.txt” browser extension, would it make sense to randomly import cookies from one of those 100 accounts into each browser session created by my SERP bot?

Then the bot would search for the target keyword and click my domain. Could an approach like this help make the sessions look more established and potentially improve the effectiveness of the SERP activity?
Is this generally how cookies are handled in setups like this, or is there a different approach I should be researching?