DataPhreak
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Wouldn't that be considered click fraud? Google's pretty good at detecting that kinda stuff.
Bot auto search and click your site
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SweetChilly
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Not really, google is bad with autodetecting python scripts as long as you dont use Selenium and you do have cookies in your borwser. For example, using current profile (wiht cookies, logged in gmail etc...) and using python HumanMouse will do a job. I tested this and it worked fine, i used 5 differentt VMs with rotating proxy.
TonyTao
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Does it make money, bro?
SweetChilly
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Yes ofc.
TonyTao
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Hi bro, Are you willing to share more? I have a large IP resource
your domain will be listed on blacklist domain why, Google and Bing with other search engine are use smart analysis system fraud detection for example your bot open your website Google check how longer the agent is spend time on your page, does agent scroll to see the content or it's just waiting by time like 10 seconds then another agent come back with same thing, even if you make the bot with selenium to scroll the content to make him real human the big deal is your bit must use fake agent like (Fake OS name,Fake browser name) let see Google see 500 visit with 1 windows 10 system yes you use proxy but the data center proxy all of him are get banned and not count you must use residential proxy but another boss level her does the proxy provider let you switch the IP each 10 seconds or the duration you want even if they give you large switch of ip address each 1gb of use of the real user proxy cost you 5$ to 10$ you will hit this 1gb usage at only 30 minutes because you switch the ip too quickly and it's cost you bandwidth.
by the way if you really want to do it use a C# + Selenium web driver is all you need to done your job
by the way if you really want to do it use a C# + Selenium web driver is all you need to done your job
I completely agree with the sentiment. The transition from the old .NET Framework to the modern, cross-platform .NET (Core) has been a game-changer. The performance benchmarks for ASP.NET Core are consistently top-tier, often beating Node.js and Go in many scenarios.
I think the reason it's not "everywhere" yet is mostly due to the old perception that .NET is only for enterprise Windows applications. Many new developers gravitate towards the JavaScript ecosystem or Python because of the lower barrier to entry, but once you experience the sheer power of C# and the tooling (Visual Studio/JetBrains Rider), it's hard to go back.
With .NET 8/9 focusing so much on cloud-native and AI integration, I really believe we’ll see a significant shift in adoption soon. It’s definitely state-of-the-art right now.
CTR services are basically platforms where you pay to manipulate your click-through rate. If you're building this yourself, the proxies are the easy part; the real nightmare is beating Google's browser fingerprinting. Without natural mouse movements and some aged cookies, those clicks won't move the needle at all.
- Aug 23, 2024
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short answer no it’s not effective for seo long term google doesn’t rank based on fake clicks the way people think they track way more than just a visit they analyze patterns behavior chrome data android data engagement over time not random bot sessions from rotating proxies if anything repeated fake searches and clicks with similar fingerprints can look suspicious especially if growth doesn’t match real signals this ctr manipulation idea was hyped years ago but today unless you control massive real user traffic it’s very hard to move rankings safely and consistently if it was that easy everyone would just run bots and rank anything real rankings still come from content quality links authority brand signals and real engagement you’re better off automating outreach content distribution or link building instead of trying to fake behavioral signals seo is trust building not traffic spoofing