I just keep getting my dedicated proxies banned from Google
Hello guys,
I finally managed to get very decent 100+ LPM, however after about 1 hour.. my proxies just get banned or flagged, I don't know, from Google.
I'm using 10 dedicated proxy hub proxies, and 10 semi dedicated buyproxies.
I set: wait 60 seconds wait between searches..
I'm using proxies for everything but I've unchecked the "Use proxies for PR checking".
I'm checking competitors backlinks, using global lists of submitted and verified sites. and checked "try to use keywords to find targets".
I'm using 6-7 google search engines in my projects, and I've about 5-6 projects running at once.
It starts very cool, then I start getting 000/000 results from S.E. scraping.
Do I have to check the option to disable bad proxies or not?
What can I do, this proxy thing is really hindering the power of SER efforts.
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Just to be sure I have unchecked all google SE's and I really do not care about that anyway. Just use lots of other good SE's
Are all your projects running the same google engines or different ones on each project?
If you use google international, that should divert you to the google for the country of your proxie
Hit with an Spanish proxy and you get google es, hit with a UK one and get google UK
Then choose random countries googles
That way your not constantly flooding the same googles with request and getting your proxies flagged for automated link checking
Most people use UK, US type googles because they think the results will be country specific etc
Hence a lot of others sharing the same proxies will choose the same google engines
Thats a fantasy
One word, no
Its the only engine I use
A lot of engines are clones of the main engines, so you get the same results with a different logo
Yahoo and Bing are owned by the same people
There are a few independents out there still
Yandex is one of the main search engines in Russia
Baidu is China
In an ideal world, I would just use one engine to save pulling repeat results