Google SERP clickbot help

MaximumReach

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Hey guys,
I want to code my own Bot, which searchs for a keyword, scans the result pages and clicks on my page, when it finds it, as this is a ranking factor, right? Sorry I am quite new to seo.

I already coded a browser in Visual Basic which changes the User Agent and the proxy, goes to a site, waits some seconds and then loops.

Can you give me some input or help how I can scan the page I am loading and fake a click automatically on a specific link or coordinates?

Thank you in advance
 
Honestly I haven't used VB6 or VB.NET in decades lol.
I made the switch to .NET c# because of the extensive library it comes with.
Additionaly there are a lot of third party wrappers you can easily install into your bot/program to make browser work very easy.

As far as I know, most search engines and websites are "smarter" these days and can figure out whether you're using an automator or not.
It's sometimes not as simple as modifying the user agent and proxy, but regardless, modifying headers can work 80% of the time.

But maybe something like:

Code:
private void webBrowserLoaded(object sender, GeckoDocumentCompletedEventArgs e)
        {
               foreach (var singleSearchItem in webBrowser.Document.GetElementsByTagName("div")) 
               {
                      singleSearchItem.Click();
                }
         }
}

It all really depends on which library you're using etc.
But using the WebBrowserLoaded listener you can manipulate your code accordingly.
 
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