What do IG crawlers look for?

johncena69

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What exactly does crawlers look for to determine that your page is bad and crawler bans your ig account and blacklist it

Besides CPA offers. What about submitting your emails?
 
It looks if the page content is similar to others and for links.
 
It looks if the page content is similar to others and for links.
If I have a bunch of different but similar landing pages that link to my main site, they will link them all together and ban all?
 
It looks if the page content is similar to others and for links.

Interested in this too if someone knows. Maybe we can use a random string generator in the code to make it different for the crawler.
 
Interested in this too if someone knows. Maybe we can use a random string generator in the code to make it different for the crawler.

I tried that once. Worked for 30-40 accounts, then they all get banned if I added more. What you need is a cloaker that only redirects, and doesn't show anything in the page.
 
If your creating 10+ accounts and sharing the same link you deserve a mass ban for being a dumb ass. It doesn't take much time to build separate sites and offer the same thing or at least offer something similiar to the niche your targeting. Just mask it and turn it into a blog if you need to. It might require more work but it's much better than losing all accounts especially if there large ones.

As for "what are they looking for" there is no "Set in stone" information in regards to this. It could be because all your pictures are clones, not been edited before uploads, unusual upload pattern, liking similar accounts across all accounts, mimicking accounts or just your overall content and links. If it was me and I saw too many connections between accounts id ban them both. Especially those promoting "fake" offers or promotions.

I sometimes get the "link blocked change it" message but I don't get a ban. I stop using one mobile download company because of this. Too many spammers on that network. I prefer to make my own custom landers and reel my audience in.
 
Nobody really knows, most of the stuff people say is speculation and/or experience. But I would assume an easy way to look if a link is bad is to look at the age of the link and if the link is relatively new check if it contains and bad keywords (eg. "Free followers", "PokeCoins", etc.)
 
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