200 FB accounts, two people working 9-hour days. What do you do when a sync batch breaks?

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Managing around 200 FB accounts for a client, mostly group posts and Marketplace listings. Each one gets a daily check, some browsing, listing updates, and replies to messages.

The accounts sit in DICloak, one browser profile each with its own proxy. That side is fine. It is what happens after they are all open that is not.

Tracked the time for a week. Between the two of us, roughly 9 hours each per day. It's getting ridiculous.

Started syncing actions across 12 open profiles instead of doing everything one by one. Works for basic navigation when the pages match. But once one account hits a checkpoint or loads a different screen, that window is out of sync. Keep clicking and things get messy fast.

That's the part I'm stuck on. Not the clicking itself, but what happens when one account breaks the flow.

Anyone managing batches this size? Do you pause the whole batch when one account needs attention, or take that account out and keep the others going?

At 50 accounts it was manageable. At 200, these interruptions eat up a lot of time.
 
I'd take the account that hits a checkpoint out of the batch and deal with it separately. There's no point letting one account mess up the rest. Also, if Facebook keeps flagging accounts, it's worth reviewing the setup rather than trying to push through those checks.
 
Managing around 200 FB accounts for a client, mostly group posts and Marketplace listings. Each one gets a daily check, some browsing, listing updates, and replies to messages.

The accounts sit in DICloak, one browser profile each with its own proxy. That side is fine. It is what happens after they are all open that is not.

Tracked the time for a week. Between the two of us, roughly 9 hours each per day. It's getting ridiculous.

Started syncing actions across 12 open profiles instead of doing everything one by one. Works for basic navigation when the pages match. But once one account hits a checkpoint or loads a different screen, that window is out of sync. Keep clicking and things get messy fast.

That's the part I'm stuck on. Not the clicking itself, but what happens when one account breaks the flow.

Anyone managing batches this size? Do you pause the whole batch when one account needs attention, or take that account out and keep the others going?

At 50 accounts it was manageable. At 200, these interruptions eat up a lot of time.
instead of halting the process bcz of one disruption, i would simply remove the account which was probllematic from the process.one disturbance can bring down an entire process.organizing everything is more necessary in such cases than coordinating everything perfectly.r these disruptions caused by certain specific accounts in each batch or different accounts in each batch?
 
definitely better to pull the outlier out of the batch right away instead of letting one checkpoint kill the whole flow. syncing actions save time until one account goes off script tbh...
 
Don’t pause the batch, quarantine the broken profiles.
 
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