I have tried about 2 of the bots faking traffic from google based on keywords. I tested each one for more or less than 1 month.
Haven't seen any improvement. Not even on keywords with no competition.
I am almost 100% confident that Google uses such information to improve their SERP. Hence the reason why they developed GA. It is a vital tool for them.
Controlling which IPs visit your website must be controlled using this tool.
You are awesome. Thanks for your feedback. I think (more than before) that such strategy will work if done right
I guess the bottom line is this.
DOES ANYBODY HAVE CONCLUSIVE PROOF THAT THIS WORKS????
I guess the bottom line is this.
DOES ANYBODY HAVE CONCLUSIVE PROOF THAT THIS WORKS????
Trust me on this mate, user agent, os, device , referral and any other header can be faked.
I am a software developer and it can be done quite easily
I am thinking of writing a bot that will do the following:
1. Use a random US proxies from a list that is daily updated.
2. Perform a Google search for a random keyword that my blog is already ranking for.
3. Once the search is performed, the bot will choose to follow a link in the SERP to my blog and randomly browse through my blog as if it s normal user.
4. The bot will run 24/7 and hits will be randomly spread.
What do you think of such bot? Any suggestions are more than welcome. If it is a good strategy I intend to release a free service for anyone to use.
Thanks
Yes obviously, but it is something you missed from the OP.
I used micro workers to inflate click through rates when on page on #7 and I got to #3 within 2 weeks, but then again there was other SEO involved.
There is definitely juggling of positions though, I've seen it many times, and I do believe this is a way of testing if a site deserves to be higher in the pecking order or not, more of a page 1 juggling factor than a true ranking factor.
Actually using micro workers is a good idea, as they are real users and I presume not using proxies.