Micro NIcche Finder

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supamanjon

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Any tips on using it? When i check for exact phrase counts and SOC it seems like it goes through it ONE by ONE? And it even pops up capcthas from google every few terms. How do i speed this process up because that's way 2 slow

not to mention i do NOT want to sit at my computer just solving capcthas...when i can use market samurai and do the same thing faster and without captchas
 
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when it works it is unbeatable in my opinion, although it does have these glitches when trying to run the SOC which is the most important part.
 
so are u saying there's no way to bypass this or use a decapta solving service?

I NEED TO wait at my computer and type in hundreds of captchas jsut to get results for one kw?
 
Use senuke if you have it and use intitle:"keyword" inanchor:"keyword" inurl:"keyword" for competition type. It's exactly the same as SOC and it can retrieve the SOC for a batch of keywords without manual intervention.
 
You have been hammering google. Don't request SOC of a shitload of sites at the same time. Then you'll have to enter captcha each action you do.
 
Satyren said:
I don't think MNF offers proxysupport
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Don't matter, use... lets see i think proxyfirewall or something similar have the ability to "proxify" apps.

So just change proxies every xx:xx:xx
 
Hardware designers later developed EEPROMs with the erasure region broken up into smaller "fields" that could be erased individually without affecting the others. Altering the contents of a particular memory location involved copying the entire field into an off-chip buffer memory, erasing the field, modifying the data as required in the buffer, and re-writing it into the same field. This required considerable computer support, and PC-based EEPROM flash memory systems often carried their own dedicated microprocessor system. Flash drives are more or less a miniaturized version of this.
 
willims said:
Hardware designers later developed EEPROMs with the erasure region broken up into smaller "fields" that could be erased individually without affecting the others. Altering the contents of a particular memory location involved copying the entire field into an off-chip buffer memory, erasing the field, modifying the data as required in the buffer, and re-writing it into the same field. This required considerable computer support, and PC-based EEPROM flash memory systems often carried their own dedicated microprocessor system. Flash drives are more or less a miniaturized version of this.
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Lol - someone spamming BHW?
 
It's gone downhill, now you'll spend most of your time filling in captchas. Still throws up useful leads though.
 
micro niche finder sucks. dont fancy it. better alternative is senuke if you can afford it
 
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