So how many private proxies would you use for so many campaigns, Like do you use 1 IP for 1 Campaign and would you use that proxy over again for another one? I would like to buy private proxies but am wondering how many would I need to do lets say, 30 campaigns at a time.
When does google flag you with that proxy that you are searching with over and over again.
Thanks
The amount of profiles/campaigns you run is irrelevant to how many proxies you need to be running, it is far more dependant on how many search threads you want to be running. The only things that
NEED proxies is searching and checking for PR, everything else is optional though I would definitely recommend proxies for posting and pinging as well just that they aren't
needed. I would stick to no more search threads than 1 for every 5 proxies. Generally I will stick to 1 search thread every 10 proxies just because I prefer to edge on the side of caution.
i get tons of "save output errr Object reference not set to an instance of an object"
what is that and what may cause that ,i set something wrong?
edited - is keep doing this like crazy even i stop the project
There are really only 3 things that cause this:
1) You have managed to get 2 instances of No Hands SEO running and the one you have posting is unable to access the database as the other instance has a lock on the database. Closing both instances and loading a fresh one will fix this or simply restart your machine.
2) Another machine has a lock on the database, again closing whatever has a lock will fix this or a restart of your machine will also fix this.
3) Your database is corrupt.
If your database is corrupt there is often not a lot that can be done. You could zip up your DATABASE.db3 file from your "My Documents\No Hands SEO" folder and email a link to it on a free uploading site such as mediafire.com and I will try to fix it for you but the chances are less than 50/50. There are some other things that could cause this but are less likely than the three options above. Hopefully restarting your machine will fix it.
If your DB is corrupted this is caused by unexpectedly force closing NHSEO (via task manager or similar methods) while NHSEO is making changes to the database.
btw whats "Caps" in the status bar?
It is how many captchas have been solved by the integrated captcha solver, if it reads "Caps: X|Y" then X is the amount of captchas solved by the primary solver and Y is the amount solved by the secondary solver.