Developing and Making money with Bots

Mariusaf · Oct 25, 2022

Hello everyone!

After many failed attempts of making money, I've decided to try Reddit adult to try to make money. I made a few bucks by doing it manually but I figured out that everything can be automated and thus decided to build bots to automate this process. I've made bots before in python, but for this campaign I decided to use JavaScript because the web drivers can be customized to the fullest extent and thus can be modified to evade the anti-bot security measures put in by companies. Current setup I use is ghost-cursor, puppeteer js and an anti-detect browser to randomize fingerprints. I recommend using javascript over python due to the security reasons and overall flexibility, but hey that's just my opinion.

I want to keep this journey as a personal diary which I will try to update it daily. I will discuss the development process of the bots and problems which I face during the journey.

Current goals are:
[1$/Day]
[5$/Day]
[100$ Made]

If any of you have questions about development or anything else do not be afraid to ask, I will answer EACH of them, I promise

Cloudone · Oct 25, 2022

I wish you good luck on your journey

jeronymo29 · Oct 25, 2022

I wish you all the best and lots of luck on your journey

AlanSwag · Oct 25, 2022

Where you get your knowledge for developing bots

CaptainJack1988 · Oct 26, 2022

Are you directing traffic from reddit to affliate offers?

charles133 · Oct 26, 2022

Good luck my friend .Bye the way how you get your bots ,you create them or you buy them from somewhere ?

thagar · Oct 26, 2022

This is awesome! I will definitely be following this.. tell me though, how are you monetizing your efforts?

bdman · Oct 26, 2022

I wish you good luck
Which anti-detect browser you used for automation.

Surfinite · Oct 26, 2022

The safety of working with automation does not depend on the language in which you code, because. you are using wrappers.
The only thing that may differ is whether you are using a chromedriver or a remote webdriver. with the chrome driver you have more control over the browser process, but most anti-detects let you use the remote webdriver only.

CArolineBecks · Oct 26, 2022

This is awesome! I wish you good luck! I am sure you'll achieve success!

BufferOver · Oct 26, 2022

Good luck with your journey.

Mariusaf · Oct 26, 2022

CaptainJack1988 said:
Are you directing traffic from reddit to affliate offers?

I am still figuring out the monetization part, but I will likely use affiliate programs from camgirls on stripchat, etc. Or just use dating CPA offers.

charles133 said:
Good luck my friend .Bye the way how you get your bots ,you create them or you buy them from somewhere ?

I am creating them using JavaScript.

thagar said:
This is awesome! I will definitely be following this.. tell me though, how are you monetizing your efforts?

I will try monetization using affiliate programs or adult CPA offers. I will experiment with all ideas I think about.

bdman said:
I wish you good luck
Which anti-detect browser you used for automation.

Dolphin-Anty because it's free, offers easy to understand API support and flexibility, but you can use any other anti-detect browser since they all do the same thing.

Surfinite said:
The safety of working with automation does not depend on the language in which you code, because. you are using wrappers.
The only thing that may differ is whether you are using a chromedriver or a remote webdriver. with the chrome driver you have more control over the browser process, but most anti-detects let you use the remote webdriver only.

I am using JavaScript because the Automation community is much more developed and that JavaScript has some features. I am using a remote driver as well since as you said most anti-detects only use this, but I don't really mind the lack of control over the browser process as I don't mess with that currently. If I feel the need to switch later I will.

CArolineBecks said:
This is awesome! I wish you good luck! I am sure you'll achieve success!

Thank you!

BufferOver said:
Good luck with your journey.

Thank you!

AlanSwag said:
Where you get your knowledge for developing bots

Google, Youtube, anywhere basically.

jeronymo29 said:
I wish you all the best and lots of luck on your journey

Thank you!

Cloudone said:
I wish you good luck on your journey

Thank you!

thetoothfairy · Oct 26, 2022

can you export cookies from anty-dolphin?

Nandhugp · Oct 26, 2022

HI, I have 2 questions regarding anti detection?

Do u have script to collect fingerprints?
Have u tried blocking their fingerprint collection script?

Mariusaf · Oct 26, 2022

thetoothfairy said:
can you export cookies from anty-dolphin?

Yes.

Nandhugp said:
HI, I have 2 questions regarding anti detection?

Do u have script to collect fingerprints?
Have u tried blocking their fingerprint collection script?

The anti-detect browser handles all of this. As far as I know they generate a unique fingerprint for each profile

UPDATE:

I started working on the scripts and made most of the basic things a reddit user would do such as interact with posts, join subreddits, crosspost and post to subreddits you have access to. There's still a lot of things to be done but the basics are done. Also about scraping reddit. I found this cool github post which offers a wrapper for the reddit API for JavaScript. Amazing! I will probably use this since there's no need to put in work for something which has been done before already more efficiently.

Also about monetization I thought of a cool method to monetize by using link shortners which pay per visit, but it is spamming so it's mostly short-term. But it's a good start!

Thank you for reading this and have a nice evening!

thetoothfairy · Oct 26, 2022

you can just create account on the anti browser and export cookies to use it in chromium/puppeteer since most of the fingerprinting is done at signup/login page

Mariusaf · Oct 27, 2022

thetoothfairy said:
you can just create account on the anti browser and export cookies to use it in chromium/puppeteer since most of the fingerprinting is done at signup/login page

It's simpler for me to use the anti-detect browser with puppeteer and I could just automate the signup/login process later on so fingerprinting isn't a problem. And also most companies stepped up their bot-detection measures due to a high increase of bots so just using chromium/puppeteer by itself isn't enough. Fingerprinting also doesn't only include cookies there are other factors too, you can check on browserleaks or bot.sannysoft.com

brucesidewalk · Oct 28, 2022

Ive done my reddit creation account with puppeteer chromium, and havent any problem at all. My Only main problem is how to gain karma on each account. Goodluck on your journey.!

olivier · Oct 31, 2022

Please keep updating, also when you see any earnings.
Is it pay per visit, CPA or whatever.

Thanks

Mariusaf · Oct 31, 2022

olivier said:
Please keep updating, also when you see any earnings.
Is it pay per visit, CPA or whatever.

Thanks

I've been doing research and overall working on my scripts. Nothing much to show, I'll update it when something significant happens

brucesidewalk said:
Ive done my reddit creation account with puppeteer chromium, and havent any problem at all. My Only main problem is how to gain karma on each account. Goodluck on your journey.!

I have a few methods on getting post karma automatically, but I'm still figuring out comment karma as I know it's more important.

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