Proxy Sources/Recommendations (Google Passed)

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Hi all, I'm looking for some advice. I've been using the harvester for Scrapebox with the automator and not getting much in the way of Google Passed.

So I've got a couple of questions:
1. Do I need Google passed proxies for scraping URLs for guest posting?

2. Am I better just buying proxies for this?

3. Any decent places for URL harvesting proxies about?

Cheers.
 
well if your scraping urls from google then you need google passed proxies.

you are probably better buying proxies for this. It boils down to if you have no money and tons of time or more money and less time. So how much time do you want to spend squirreling around scraping and testing proxies vs how much time do you actually want to spend scraping google. So money can shortcut that process and get you to scraping google, which hopefully your going to turn into money and make a profit.

you can try back connect proxies or you could try shared private proxies. I have some definitions of what works best for which here
http://scrapeboxfaq.com/scrapebox-proxies
 
well if your scraping urls from google then you need google passed proxies.

you are probably better buying proxies for this. It boils down to if you have no money and tons of time or more money and less time. So how much time do you want to spend squirreling around scraping and testing proxies vs how much time do you actually want to spend scraping google. So money can shortcut that process and get you to scraping google, which hopefully your going to turn into money and make a profit.

you can try back connect proxies or you could try shared private proxies. I have some definitions of what works best for which here
http://scrapeboxfaq.com/scrapebox-proxies
Thanks so much man!
 
there was a time 5-10 years ago when public proxies where plentiful
in a google pass, i use to get thousands, now you be lucky to get
a hand full as they got over used banned black listed.
stick to paid proxies.
 
well if your scraping urls from google then you need google passed proxies.

you are probably better buying proxies for this. It boils down to if you have no money and tons of time or more money and less time. So how much time do you want to spend squirreling around scraping and testing proxies vs how much time do you actually want to spend scraping google. So money can shortcut that process and get you to scraping google, which hopefully your going to turn into money and make a profit.

you can try back connect proxies or you could try shared private proxies. I have some definitions of what works best for which here
http://scrapeboxfaq.com/scrapebox-proxies

This is simply true! money = less time
No money = wasting time



there was a time 5-10 years ago when public proxies where plentiful
in a google pass, i use to get thousands, now you be lucky to get
a hand full as they got over used banned black listed.
stick to paid proxies.

This is true. We used to wait in Skype for those text files. Once we put it into Gscraper / Scrapebox, it does the trick!
 
Hi all, I'm looking for some advice. I've been using the harvester for Scrapebox with the automator and not getting much in the way of Google Passed.

So I've got a couple of questions:
1. Do I need Google passed proxies for scraping URLs for guest posting?

2. Am I better just buying proxies for this?

3. Any decent places for URL harvesting proxies about?

Cheers.
For scraping URLs specifically from Google, especially in large quantities for guest posting, having Google passed proxies is beneficial. These proxies ensure you aren’t quickly blocked by Google's anti-bot measures.

and now a days mobile proxies works really well for these works since they come from legitimate sources and are harder to detect, but yeah always choose a reputable provider for these services.

Remember to always rotate proxies and set delays to mimic human behavior & reduce the chances of getting banned.

But to be very honest if you are really doing this just for finding guest posting sites, I think you are in the wrong track!
 
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