I see people doing it on microjob websites. it seems to be making them money because it's natural, but I don't think google is this dumb.Hi everyone,
I plan to make a bot that automatically creates a profile (with its own parameters, its own proxy like gologin, multi login,...)
then searches for keywords and clicks on my website.
Is this effective for SEO?
Has anyone tried it?
I am do it by C#, but I can use Python? what difference?Are you planning to code with Python ?
thank youthey open sourced the google search code for a couple of minutes and there was a whole bunch of data they were tracking for every search. (hovering and time hovering over links was one of them).
It probably won't be a success, but definitely worth a shot
I have built a tool to do this with Gologin, Also build tool to register new gmail automatic, but it not worksYou can use tools and scripts to automate that. I’ve seen that both Gologin and Hidemium can do it, but Gologin tends to be more expensive
Why bro?It won't work dont waste your time
Can build tool to register gmail automatic? based on the tool?Using robots that automatically create accounts, search for keywords, and click on your website is ineffective and even harmful to SEO. Search engines will detect this unnatural traffic and may cause rankings to drop or even be de-indexed. In the long run, this behavior cannot improve the quality of the website, but may lead to penalties.
Can you register mails bulk automatic with Hidemium?Have you contacted technical support yet? Previously, I used Gologin but faced many issues, so recently I switched to Hidemium. I find it runs smoothly, is affordable, and the technical support is very responsive.
I have tried it but not worksA strong factor,
If the bot can reflect some cookies[social media/E-commerce platform or some other good reputed forum or website] before landing or after being on your website.
It seems more natural to google
Thanks bro!Very tough to slide under the radar of Google's bot protection - but sure it's possible! A lot of CTR-services out there already, perhaps try them and see if you can find what they do?