Automating that process is even possible? Cause it sounds like a b1tch to automate. Like, how do we create an automation that writes automation to post links. Most websites are just inputs and textareas. Well, it would be an automation that'd be shooting blindfolded and finding some "sign ups" alikes and then I'd be understanding the page with some conditions / patterns written down. But... I don't know.
Hardcore project that would be.
If it couldn't find its way to successful posting on a website, I think it should call a supervisor via email / sms and they'd fix the process by rewatching a video document off failure of it.
After like a year maybe you could have 0.01% failures but who knows what could be! Just speculation!
Well, now your program is still useless since it can only create accounts on random sites.
The problem is with indexing. But wouldn't it be that if you posted on random sites, you'd get some indexed easily and then you would see what's getting indexed without using any special indexers.
Well, here you can add analysis of results and see which sites are worth posting on.
Albeit it's about content that's being posted. So on a single website, there can be a variety of types of content and niches posted.
That's another indexing factor.
As we can see, the research process in this type of venture is as complicated as research can get.
It's about programming automation that researches the internet. Like scraping v. 2.0. Without AI of course.
I think we should think of "indexing factors" more than "ranking factors" in 2024.
Being indexed in that search engine is a challenge in itself.
If you're indexed under 1 million queries, it's already some success. I'm sure just being on positions 5 - 8 under a large number of keywords is enough to make money which is the goal here.
