Scrape box and the right setting for proxies

bartsmitson

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Hi,
I'm stuck i've used https://www.webshare.io/ and in the beginning i got great results with 100 proxies, around 300 URL's/s including Google.
After a while it slowed down, and now i'm not getting it up to more than 30 URL's a second.

Now i'm using rotatingproxies.com, a solid speed of 540 URL's a second of 75 proxies.
But i won't scrape Google.
Is there a better provider wich can scrape at a decent URL's per second and can also scrape Google?

Or is there some one willing to help me, and set the settings either for webshare of rotatingproxies in a way that it will work to mass scrape Google.
(paid if the outcome is positive;)
 
With datacenter proxies like Webshare, to keep them alive you'll want to impose delays of at least 60 seconds, and use 1 thread per 10 Google-passed proxies. Anything lower and they'll get burned quickly as you've experienced. But datacenter proxies aren't best for Google scraping.

It looks like rotatingproxies.com will only rotate IPs every 5 minutes, so you probably get an initial burst of successful scraping then they quickly get banned. They also offer unlimited bandwidth, which is a rarity these days, and so the service is probably being massively overused by scapers on a budget. You can look at a provider like Packetshare which I've found more successful with scraping Google, but you'll pay by the GB of bandwidth you use, rather than a monthly fee.
 
Is their some one with expierence, who is willing to help. Ofcourse i would pay for it!
Because now on 600.000 keywords. I only get 1.2 million URLS, and when i delete the duplicate domains and URLS, there are only 10k URLS left.
 
Is their some one with expierence, who is willing to help. Ofcourse i would pay for it!
Because now on 600.000 keywords. I only get 1.2 million URLS, and when i delete the duplicate domains and URLS, there are only 10k URLS left.
you could try using other engines, bing is especially useful with google, but Id guess your getting a massive amount of failed keywords, probably like 98% and the bulk of your results are coming from a lot of similar keywords.

that is worth saying, make sure your list of keywords is not full of duplicate keywords.
 
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