Managing 100 Pages Using Proxies?

UncleAdolf

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Please give your opinion on this quote:

"If you are automating a bunch of IG pages and growing them, you can use STATIC residential proxies instead of mobile proxies or rotating residential proxies but you want to make sure each page is on a new IP/proxy every day or so, so that each page isn't on the same IP for an entire month or so."

How would you do this with static proxies?

Also, separate question: how would you do it with one rotating mobile proxy? If you ran 100 pages at once and each page couldn't be on the same IP as another page was within 24 hours of use, how would you have each page on its own IP without it being assigned an IP another page used within 24 hours?
 
Please give your opinion on this quote:

"If you are automating a bunch of IG pages and growing them, you can use STATIC residential proxies instead of mobile proxies or rotating residential proxies but you want to make sure each page is on a new IP/proxy every day or so, so that each page isn't on the same IP for an entire month or so."

How would you do this with static proxies?

Also, separate question: how would you do it with one rotating mobile proxy? If you ran 100 pages at once and each page couldn't be on the same IP as another page was within 24 hours of use, how would you have each page on its own IP without it being assigned an IP another page used within 24 hours?
your soft should support assigning the proxy per ig account
 
Static residential proxies will cost you $2-3 dollars/month per account unless you can find someone selling them for cheaper on the bhw marketplace. Rotating residential proxies also work great as long as they're high quality; i've been using them for a few months and have had no issues with Reddit and Reddit seems to be much stricter than Instagram in terms of spam detection. Downside to rotating residential is that you pay for bandwidth used so the more you use the more you pay.
 
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