Discussion on using proxies for organic traffic.

1. SOCKS5 supports both TCP and UDP traffic, HTTP is limited to HTTP/HTTPS protocols. Both should be fine for standard browsing.
2. Chrome is widely compatible; just handle fingerprint masking carefully.
3. Using keywords instead of the direct URL in search can help establish organic relevance.
4. 1 - 2 weeks might be too long. Every few days might be the safer choice.
5. Both PC and mobile traffic are valid; mixing them can look more natural.
6. Visits through specific keywords can positively impact relevance in search rankings.

RestingGlitchFace said:

1. SOCKS5 supports both TCP and UDP traffic, HTTP is limited to HTTP/HTTPS protocols. Both should be fine for standard browsing.
2. Chrome is widely compatible; just handle fingerprint masking carefully.
3. Using keywords instead of the direct URL in search can help establish organic relevance.
4. 1 - 2 weeks might be too long. Every few days might be the safer choice.
5. Both PC and mobile traffic are valid; mixing them can look more natural.
6. Visits through specific keywords can positively impact relevance in search rankings.

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RestingGlitchFace said:

1. SOCKS5 supports both TCP and UDP traffic, HTTP is limited to HTTP/HTTPS protocols. Both should be fine for standard browsing.
2. Chrome is widely compatible; just handle fingerprint masking carefully.
3. Using keywords instead of the direct URL in search can help establish organic relevance.
4. 1 - 2 weeks might be too long. Every few days might be the safer choice.
5. Both PC and mobile traffic are valid; mixing them can look more natural.
6. Visits through specific keywords can positively impact relevance in search rankings.

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horikiku said:

3. "What should I do if my website is not visible even when searching for keywords at first? It doesn't appear unless I search by URL."

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horikiku said:

Hello, we are currently making various efforts to reach the first page of the search results for our money site. Our business is related to IP services, and we have set up proxies using real ISP IP addresses, which are residential IPs from Korea’s largest telecommunications provider. We intend to generate organic traffic using these proxies, and we are considering either HTTP or SOCKS5 for the proxy type. Since these are premium IPs, we don’t anticipate detection as bots, and we plan to mask browser fingerprints and simulate various actions such as clicking and scrolling through random visits to the money site. We have a few questions:

1. Which proxy type should we use: HTTP or SOCKS5?
2. Should we use the Chrome browser?
3. Since the site does not yet appear in search results when searched by name, is it okay to visit the site by searching the web address directly in the search bar?
4. Would a high number of returning visitors be an issue? (We plan to change IPs every one to two weeks.)
5. Would it be okay to have PC users visit rather than mobile users?
6. If visitors reach the money site by searching specific keywords, would this affect the ranking? (We also plan to work hard on SEO.)
7 Also, AdSense is not important to us we are only focused on ranking.
8 If we end up using the Chrome browser, we will log in to all Google accounts. Whenever we change the IP, we also plan to change the Google account.

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