A few questions regarding IG/FB/IG Bots

deheli

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I came across this forum some time ago, but haven't done anything in blackhat seo or social media in general except for two Tiktok and YT short accounts where I created shorts of interesting videos using Opus Pro Shorts. It wasn't particularly productive.

Well then, I've decided to focus more on my strengths and that includes the fact that I've been a backend developer for many years, especially in PHP.

Now my idea was the following:
To use Selenium or similar to create IG/FB/TT accounts, create various profiles there to let people click on my links to earn money through traffic. I would of course use comments/videos for this.

Selenium is not particularly suitable, especially when it comes to Instagram, and Symfony Panther is no better. I can do Javascript, but my vision of setting up a framework with which I can implement all kinds of tasks, apart from bot spamming, will probably die with it.

Now I wanted to ask, how promising is the whole endeavour of creating bots and spamming with them and apart from that, are there services that offer exactly that? SMM panels also offer comments, but not in such a way that they are randomly scattered by special accounts. But that's what I'm looking for.

Of course, I would prefer to use an API so that I can control everything centrally. My strengths lie in these areas in particular.

Is the business model generally still worthwhile and who has a few tips for me?
 
Dude, first of all, congrats. You already have the difficult part covered: knowing how to code. Now you just need to do some trial and error towards a specific niche, talk with agencies or influencers and see which products solve the best problems. Most of the time, a good software isn't about adding more positive things to your clients, but about erasing all the negatives.

Keep it up and leverage this forum, been learning a lot from everyone here lately!
 
Dude, first of all, congrats. You already have the difficult part covered: knowing how to code. Now you just need to do some trial and error towards a specific niche, talk with agencies or influencers and see which products solve the best problems. Most of the time, a good software isn't about adding more positive things to your clients, but about erasing all the negatives.

Keep it up and leverage this forum, been learning a lot from everyone here lately!
Thank you for the answer.

As I would describe myself as quite introverted, I would of course prefer a niche or solution where I don't have to get in contact with countless people, hence the plan to work with ‘spam bots’.

Would you say you have now found a lucrative niche for yourself?

At the moment, I'm not interested in replacing my main job, but in earning a good, almost passive side income. Of course, I realise that you have to put in a lot of work at the beginning and I'm happy to do that in order to achieve this passive income status
 
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