agree completelyGood scrapers and botters understand behavioural analysis!!
Thanks for having taken the time to answer my question.
I will try to understand that better.
Does all of these (Google Ads, affiliation) require an incorporated business?
And I guess you have to pay to push your ads. So Google do not check if you are using the same credit card?
Thanks for the guide, OP!
Are you using Chrome or FF to farm these accounts?
I agree.I use Stealthfox in Multilogin, and I believe it's a Firefox built browser. As they explained, Google has built a lot of tracking stuff in Chrome, so using a second most popular browser is best option.
Thanks again. I am discovering a new worldYou can certainly can start without an incorporated business. But if you do have it, it can certainly bring more benefits, like higher approval rates and expense write offs.
It's best to have a unique card per each account. There are service for this, like pst.net or leadingcard.media.
I agree.
I will share Firefox add-ons to bypass Multilogin.
Thanks again. I am discovering a new world
Thanks everyone for awesome comments.
1. GA is pretty much on 50% of all websites out there. Choose random ones: shops, blogs, products and services that fall along your dictionary. I will ask my partner if he is okay if I share my lists.
BTW, I also recommend you to try xpass.com - they offer pre-farmed cookies.
2. I did this:
a. Farm 10-20 websites for 0.5-2 minutes each on Day 1
b. Let it age at least 2 days
c. Farm another 5-10 for 0.5-2 minutes each on Day 4
d. Day 5 - execute registration
I did also skip step C, and it worked but it's best to have 2 iterations of cookies farming
3. Yeah, mobile are good. The problem is that the only mobile proxies that are good IMO are your own custom made ones. And it's difficult to maintain + you are limited to your location. I since have not found a good Mobile IP provider.
You have to focus on quality of IP address. Shit proxies can be found in both wifi and mobile ones. So use nodemaven.com or check them for quality fist on sites like ipqs.com.
Tell me what exact fingerprint is responsible for revealing the usage of proxy. WebRTC? It's covered by many anti-detect solutions out there. Check out Multilogin.
Google Ads has highly converting traffic. You can send high-converting affiliate offers there like (Casino, Nutra, etc...) and it will convert and bring you money. Since Google does not like it, you need to have multiple Google Ad account to churn thru.
Some folks use it to diversify business risks. E.g. you have an ecom shop and your primary sales are from Google Ads. When your account gets banned
Don't hide it, let WebRTC be visible with a proxy and you'll see the magic.
Thanks you very much for this. Sorry buy I have some questions.
1. Should I still farm for cookies even after importing an xpass.pro browser profile?
2. Is mobile farm better than http://nodemaven.com?
Thank you, OPAny popular anti-detect browser does this. Not sure where you are going with this.
1. No xpass.pro supposedly replaces cookies crawling. What I mean is that you should do xpass for some accounts, and then cookie farming for other set of accounts to diversify risks and test what works best for you.
2. Mobile farms are always better than any proxy, because only you and other normal users get access to IP in a specific region. With proxies you share these IPs with other "hackers" like you and other people. The problem with mobile farms is that you are: (1) limited to your location, (2) difficult to setup and requires an upfront investment, (3) you get access to 5-15 different subnets, which is not good if you are running more than 100+ accounts.
Generally a good quality proxy provider should work fine. From my experiments nodemaven proxies preformed on a similar level as my mobile proxy farm.
Use a clean residential proxy + anti-detect browser + cookies crawling and get 5 out of 9I use proxy switch + Dolphin Anty = 1 of 9 proxies allows to create Gmail. easy and simple