social media automation with anti-detect browsers

anasbinti

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guys are still there some social media agencies using the anti-detect browsers to build their social media accoutns and mange them or is the move right now to switch to mobile phones ? we're trying to fit into small scale but effecient for long term account living
 
I think the long-term stability aspect is the most important part here. It would be interesting to hear what approach has been working consistently for others.
 
I think the long-term stability aspect is the most important part here. It would be interesting to hear what approach has been working consistently for others.
I see people talking about buying real phones, esspecially iphones and rnning them on box pharm, this introduce too many questions, like how many social media accounts they can get from a single phone in an X period of time, for anti-detect browser it's more measurable how you can go, but since i've never done it with real phones, i have no idea how it goes for them, i want to invest on real phones farm but i'm not sure if it's worth the hassle
 
I think the long-term stability aspect is the most important part here
 
browsers are bound to fail in time, they are easier to detect and can be simply limited by the social platforms.
 
for small scale the browser is not really what kills accounts, its the proxy and the behaviour. i keep aged accounts running on antidetect profiles for years, one profile one clean mobile proxy, never rotate the ip under a profile and they stay alive. phone farms mostly pay off at registration volume, thats where device history is the bottleneck not the fingerprint. if your staying small put the money into proxies not iphones
 
for small scale the browser is not really what kills accounts, its the proxy and the behaviour. i keep aged accounts running on antidetect profiles for years, one profile one clean mobile proxy, never rotate the ip under a profile and they stay alive. phone farms mostly pay off at registration volume, thats where device history is the bottleneck not the fingerprint. if your staying small put the money into proxies not iphones
this is informative actually, i was thinking like this too, do you suggest building automations for this or just building accounts with VAs because at scale i think you need a team to manage the accounts, you can't do it alone
 
On your VA vs automation question: at small scale, VAs with a simple checklist usually keep accounts alive longer, because the behaviour looks human by default. Automate what doesn't touch the platform content scheduling prep, captions, reporting and keep logins and engagement manual until you know which accounts are stable. And same profile, same sticky IP, same timezone every session, never log one account in from two setups.
 
for small scale the browser is not really what kills accounts, its the proxy and the behaviour. i keep aged accounts running on antidetect profiles for years, one profile one clean mobile proxy, never rotate the ip under a profile and they stay alive. phone farms mostly pay off at registration volume, thats where device history is the bottleneck not the fingerprint. if your staying small put the money into proxies not iphones
Which social media accounts are you running and how many accounts per proxy?
 
On your VA vs automation question: at small scale, VAs with a simple checklist usually keep accounts alive longer, because the behaviour looks human by default. Automate what doesn't touch the platform content scheduling prep, captions, reporting and keep logins and engagement manual until you know which accounts are stable. And same profile, same sticky IP, same timezone every session, never log one account in from two setups.
What here means scal esmall with US proxy and antidetect browser? Not get 100k views within one month from your daily reels/shorts or somewhat? I agree have only 1 profile on Tiktok, IG and FB and login on your PC with adspower browser only on that PC one session, upload your reels, close the browser. Then restart it again and use the next platform, each browser seassion only 1 platform.

Slow start warm up I agree: the forst 3 days on all platforms example US traffic follow 5-6US influencers a day maybe make 2-3 comments , then shoot your reels up every day. Not forget to post at the right timezone where your audience is online.
 
I recently spoke with someone who uses Octo Browser (not an ad); choose proxies based on your specific needs.
 
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