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LeeAnn30 Banned last edited by

Hi,

I know that every linkbuilder needs to rotate proxies every now and then but then this question seems to bother me and I can't seem to shake it off.

Just how many links should one create from a single IP proxy?

Is it 1 IP proxy is to 100 links?

Is it 1 IP proxy is to 200 links?

Please help. Thanks!
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tonyteo last edited by

Why go to buy a cheap premium proxy for this kind of task? You can add 20 links per proxy but you had a lot of proxies. Check this guy http://www.premiumproxylist.com/
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LeeAnn30 Banned @LeeAnn30 last edited by

By hand of course ^_^
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Dan-Petrovic @LeeAnn30 last edited by

How do you post your comments, by hand or automated?
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LeeAnn30 Banned @LeeAnn30 last edited by

I would like to refer on the approval rate of linkbuilding on blogs (blog commenting) and the enormous difference of using a proxy versus not using one.

Submission might be way too different as compared to commenting. ^_^
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Dan-Petrovic @LeeAnn30 last edited by

Assuming I am not creating a link scheme but link building through content and outreach to webmasters, what are the odds that I will create a link on the same IP address twice?
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LeeAnn30 Banned @Dan-Petrovic last edited by

You mean to say you create all your links from a single IP?! Isn't that dangerous?
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Dan-Petrovic last edited by

Your idea of link building may be very different from mine. Why in the world would you need to rotate proxies while link building? Please help me understand.
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