Any Bots to run on AWS Windows VM?

underground-rap

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Hey guys.
I just installed another Windows VM via AWS. I would like to run some buts regarding YouTube if possible?
Pretty outdated. Back in the days I had scripts for ytmonster, farming 100k of points. But now I just wonder what works best.

I am mainly trying to promote YouTube Videos right now. Mainly mission is to build traffic.

Happy for any help! Cheers.
 
Hey guys.
I just installed another Windows VM via AWS. I would like to run some buts regarding YouTube if possible?
Pretty outdated. Back in the days I had scripts for ytmonster, farming 100k of points. But now I just wonder what works best.

I am mainly trying to promote YouTube Videos right now. Mainly mission is to build traffic.

Happy for any help! Cheers.
You probably need a ton of proxies for that, as I don't think 1 IP will be enough to game the youtube videos
 
You probably need a ton of proxies for that, as I don't think 1 IP will be enough to game the youtube videos

You are right. I don't mind getting Proxies, invest something or whatever.
I am going for some whitehat and blackhat SEO at the same time. So far so good but GoogleAds sucks. Paid 10 Euro for 5 views xD
 
You are right. I don't mind getting Proxies, invest something or whatever.
I am going for some whitehat and blackhat SEO at the same time. So far so good but GoogleAds sucks. Paid 10 Euro for 5 views xD
How was your progress with this project?
I'm planning on getting aws device farm with Gmail accounts and tons of proxy for viewbotting YouTube channel.
But don't know the cons and pros.
 
How was your progress with this project?
I'm planning on getting aws device farm with Gmail accounts and tons of proxy for viewbotting YouTube channel.
But don't know the cons and pros.
AWS x minute price is so insane, obviously it's not project for a bot farm. The cons are the cost about aws server, the pros are aws offer large number of devices, also latest models like iphone 13 ecc; this is very important for device legitimacy
 
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