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hi! can i get some opinion from user / member that is managing social media accounts with proxy :)

the question:
if i have 5pcs of 4g proxy with the same location (under 1 roof). will it affect the social media audience perfomance? if yes. what is the best max and min QTY for each roof / location ?

thanks for replyinG!
 
You can use the proxies from same location for managing multiple accounts and apparently it will not have any effect on your social media accounts. But if you use the proxies from different locations, you audience will be customized according to the thoseat locations. With multiple locations, you will have a diversity of audience.
 
You can use the proxies from same location for managing multiple accounts and apparently it will not have any effect on your social media accounts. But if you use the proxies from different locations, you audience will be customized according to the thoseat locations. With multiple locations, you will have a diversity of audience.
okay. lets say. i live in crowded neighborhood and all my neighbor use mobile to create social media account and they manage social media account from phone with 4g connection and no vpn so its pure from the sim card data mobile only. will their social media giving less effects too?
 
It also depends on the range of mobile IP.
Might be around 500 as it can be more than 5000.
The more IP there are, the less chance you have to connect mulitple accounts on the same IP
 
Firstly, managing multiple social media accounts using 4G proxies under the same location will not inherently affect your social media audience performance. The performance of your social media accounts primarily depends on the quality of the content you're producing, your engagement strategies, and your understanding of your audience's interests and behaviors.

However, there are a few caveats to be aware of:

  1. Risk of Association: If you're managing multiple accounts (especially for the same platform like Instagram or Facebook), there's a risk that the platform may associate these accounts due to the similar IP location. If one account gets flagged or banned, this could potentially impact the other accounts.
  2. Geolocation Impact: Depending on your use case, the geolocation of your proxies can have an impact. For example, if you're running location-specific campaigns or your content is geo-targeted, using proxies all from the same location may limit your reach or skew your analytics.
As for the optimal number of accounts per proxy or location, there isn't a definitive answer. Each social media platform has different tolerances and algorithms for detecting and managing what they perceive to be "spam" behavior. As a rough guide, for platforms like Instagram, a common recommendation is to use one proxy per account for maximum safety, but you might be able to handle 3-5 accounts per proxy without too much risk.

Remember, it's also about the behavior on the accounts - if they're all doing exactly the same thing at exactly the same time, that might raise flags, even if they're on different proxies.
 
hi! can i get some opinion from user / member that is managing social media accounts with proxy :)

the question:
if i have 5pcs of 4g proxy with the same location (under 1 roof). will it affect the social media audience perfomance? if yes. what is the best max and min QTY for each roof / location ?

thanks for replyinG!
The exact impact of using multiple 4G proxies in the same location on social media audience performance may vary based on various factors, including the platform's algorithms and policies. Here are some considerations:
Proxy and IP reputation: Social media platforms monitor IP addresses and may associate them with certain behaviors or patterns.
Proxy Quality and Reliability: The quality and reliability of proxies also play an important role.
Quantity and variety: Using too many proxies in the same location can raise suspicion. It is recommended to mix proxies from different locations to create a more natural browsing pattern.
Testing and Monitoring: When using a proxy, it is critical to continuously monitor the performance and behavior of your social media accounts.
 
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