How many Private Proxies are Required to blast 50k comments

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Could someone please give me an idea of how many private or public proxies should be use when blasting a list of 50k or 100k blog comments?????? for a good success rate ? using SCrapebox

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Besides the proxies how many comments have you spun?
 
Private proxies.. not many at all. I use 10 private proxies to blast to 1 million blogs a day with no problem.
 
so 50 is an ideal number... What exactly did you meant by "if you change them every 1 post"

do you mean every 50k blast change another 50 new private proxies for another blast?:
 
Private proxies.. not many at all. I use 10 private proxies to blast to 1 million blogs a day with no problem.


Wow only 10 proxies ? whats the success rate you get from that 1 mil blast?
 
Besides the proxies how many comments have you spun?


I have setup approx 20 spun comments in the blast.... is there a ruling to the amount of spun comments along with the 50k blast ?
 
Wow only 10 proxies ? whats the success rate you get from that 1 mil blast?

About 20%.

Oh, and I forgot to mention - it's the same list of blogs. So success rate probably depends a lot on how many of the blogs are actually still live, accepting comments etc.
 
About 20%.

Oh, and I forgot to mention - it's the same list of blogs. So success rate probably depends a lot on how many of the blogs are actually still live, accepting comments etc.

Wow again for 10 proxies you're getting 200k success rate... thats impressive.. Must haven taken you approx 24hrs to complete the blast....
 
so 50 is an ideal number... What exactly did you meant by "if you change them every 1 post"

do you mean every 50k blast change another 50 new private proxies for another blast?:

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It means that proxies will be changed (rotated) after every 1 post.!
 

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The number of proxies required to a complete a blast is not dependent upon the size of the blast to be completed. It is dependent upon the number of connections you'll be using.

You could complete a blast to one million blogs with one private proxy or fifty private proxies, and the success rate will be the same provided the number of connections is scaled appropriately.

A site that SB is capable of submitting a comment to, will always be marked as a successful submission as long as the proxy (private or public) used to connect to it is "up" (working) and doesn't have so many connections running through it as to make the load time of the page longer than that of the timeout settings you have set in SB's settings.

The reason success rates drop with public proxies and everybody says you should use private proxies to blast, is not because private proxies will create a successful submission on a site that a public proxy failed on...it's because private proxies are faster and have a nearly 100% uptime.

Public proxies however, are slow, have countless connections running through them at any given moment (yours and the hundreds/thousands of other people using that very same public proxy) & have a notoriously erratic uptime.

If SB goes to submit a comment with a public proxy that is "down", it marks that submission as failed, even if that site would have been marked as successful had the proxy been "up".

So, to answer your original question:

If you're using private proxies, a good rule of thumb to follow is to use as many proxies as it would take to make sure you've only got 5 "connections" running through each one. So if you want to submit comments in SB's fast poster mode using 50 connections, you'll need 10 private proxies (50/5=10).

If you want to submit comments in SB's fast poster mode using 100 connections, you'll need 20 private proxies (100/5=20).

Why the five connections per proxy you ask? Because you need to make sure that the amount of data your pushing through each connection isn't going to make the sites "timeout" before the allotted timeout time you have set in SB's settings. If the time it takes to load the page surpasses that, it is going to be marked as a failed submission.

So the real question you need to ask yourself isn't "How many private proxies are required to blast 50k comments" as you could do that with 1 private proxy and 5 connections. Your question should be "How many private proxies are required to blast 50k comments in X minutes" because that puts the onus on how many connections you'll be using, which is where the real problem could be.
 
i use 10 private proxies and always get 50% success rate, but if we count to accepted comment it should be lower.. is posible to get more than 60%? please share...
 
The number of proxies required to a complete a blast is not dependent upon the size of the blast to be completed. It is dependent upon the number of connections you'll be using.

You could complete a blast to one million blogs with one private proxy or fifty private proxies, and the success rate will be the same provided the number of connections is scaled appropriately.

A site that SB is capable of submitting a comment to, will always be marked as a successful submission as long as the proxy (private or public) used to connect to it is "up" (working) and doesn't have so many connections running through it as to make the load time of the page longer than that of the timeout settings you have set in SB's settings.

The reason success rates drop with public proxies and everybody says you should use private proxies to blast, is not because private proxies will create a successful submission on a site that a public proxy failed on...it's because private proxies are faster and have a nearly 100% uptime.

Public proxies however, are slow, have countless connections running through them at any given moment (yours and the hundreds/thousands of other people using that very same public proxy) & have a notoriously erratic uptime.

If SB goes to submit a comment with a public proxy that is "down", it marks that submission as failed, even if that site would have been marked as successful had the proxy been "up".

So, to answer your original question:

If you're using private proxies, a good rule of thumb to follow is to use as many proxies as it would take to make sure you've only got 5 "connections" running through each one. So if you want to submit comments in SB's fast poster mode using 50 connections, you'll need 10 private proxies (50/5=10).

If you want to submit comments in SB's fast poster mode using 100 connections, you'll need 20 private proxies (100/5=20).

Why the five connections per proxy you ask? Because you need to make sure that the amount of data your pushing through each connection isn't going to make the sites "timeout" before the allotted timeout time you have set in SB's settings. If the time it takes to load the page surpasses that, it is going to be marked as a failed submission.

So the real question you need to ask yourself isn't "How many private proxies are required to blast 50k comments" as you could do that with 1 private proxy and 5 connections. Your question should be "How many private proxies are required to blast 50k comments in X minutes" because that puts the onus on how many connections you'll be using, which is where the real problem could be.


WOW... you just blew my mind with this comment...

so let me re-phrase that... How Many Private Proxies will I need to blast 50k comments in 3 hours ? or How many hours is really a realistic goal to get the BEST success RATE from a 50k blast and along with that how many Private Proxies are then required to get the BEST Success RATE? ....
 
Well honestly when I'm blasting comments I use 10 fast private proxies.. If we are talking Wordpress comments, 50K successful fast posted comments would usually take me about an 2-3 hours or so. But then again, my computer speed/internet connection may be a deciding factor in that.

Ultimately, if we are talking SB, the fast poster is just that... The speed of you posting will not effect success rate from what I've found. However, the slow commenter is ultimately more successful. But if you are going to go through 100k+ "blogs" with the slow commenter, might as well go away on a vacation after setting it up.

Long story short, 10 will do you good and if you want more bang for your buck, comment on Wordpress. (Content and approval aside you will get a better fast poster success rate)

Hope that helps.
 
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