SEO Autopilot Tutorials from Scritty

SEO Autopilot Tutorials

This is the first of many tutorials we will do here on www.seoautopilotcoupon.com.

A checklist of things you should have or need to know to get the best from this great link building digital marketing tool.

For a full overview of the product see our main product page

Ok, from the beginning.

A beginners SEO Autopilot Tutorials

Disable Anti Virus for the download.

I don’t know about your experience, I have installed SEO Autopilot on both my desktop and a VPS, both had different AV solutions and both AV solutions deleted the core SEO  Autopilot file on download. Norton gave me no option to restore. (it usually does). Turning off AV was the only solution.

The initial file is a primer which then fetches the main program itself, this seemed to run smoothly once the main file was installed, so it might be possible to just disable AV for a few moments as the primer EXE file is rather small and took only a matter of seconds to download and install.

 

It uses SOCKS and Browser.

Hurrah! I loved Ultimate Demon and it made the choice of being a SOCKS (Socket Secure communication) based system rather than browser based.

The thing is, it didn’t need to make a choice. SEO Autopilot shows quite clearly that a good SEO link building tool can be both because some things are better done via SOCKS, and other things better done via a browser. This top of the link building software uses both depending on the task at hand.

Two things to note here. SEO Autopilot uses silent browser. In that you cannot see or hear the browsers, they are hidden from you, so if you are using your desktop PC you are not going to get browsers popping up.

That said, the second point to note, is that to work properly, there are some browser commands that the application uses that take focus.

What this means to you the user is that sometimes you will be in another screen, writing content in Word or using another application, and (especially in a multi monitor system) you will find it is as if you clicked out of the application window and the mouse pointer leaves or the keyboard no longer types in the window you were in – until you click back in again.

Be aware of this. I prefer that the tool covers all options and therefore can get inside almost any website and perform almost any action. But that being said, it I am running a long link building campaign, I would do it on my VPS and close my VPS connection.

VPS? (Virtual Private Server)

Yes, of course. I have a Windows 2012 Server VPS with a modest configuration of 4 Gigabytes of RAM, 240 Gig HDD and a dual core processor running at 2.8 Ghz. All of this is virtualised of course (as is the nature of VPS) so in terms of CPU speed reduce by about 15%.

Why? Because virtual stuff never runs as fast as desktop, at least not in my experience.

However, SEO Autopilot runs as smooth as silk on this $30 a month VPS set up.

Get Proxies

If you are serious about SEO, and if you have bought this software and are running through these initial SEO Autopilot tutorials I am going to assume you are, then you are going to need proxies.

Proxies help in so many ways, however I will give you one specific example that has a knock on effect for every link building campaign you make campaign.

When solving Google Recaptcha – which many of the best sites now employ as their gatekeeper, your IP address will be revealed to Google, and it will count the number of requests made. If the captcha service fails. It will make another request for a new captcha. Again your IP address is logged and the number of requests it has made over the time period Google is measuring is increased.

After about 12 requests in a 20 minute period. Captcha will kick your IP for about half an hour.

You won’t be able to log onto any sites and you won’t be able to solve any captchas. Your campaign will start to fail.

Simple solution. 5 good Google passed private proxies and a “a little slower wins the race” approach. Leave a minute or two between account creation and email checking.

With multiple threads running, SEO Autopilot is never idle, it’s started creating the next account or posting the next link while it is waiting for the timeout.

Did you say Captcha Solving?

Yes, so one of the key things I want to get across in these first SEO Autopilot tutorials is sign up for a Captcha solving service. 1000 captchas or more for 10 bucks. If you have proxies that will mean you can create thousands of links for less than a cent a link.

SEO Autopilot supports

• 2Captcha
• Image Typerz
• RIP Captcha
• AntiCaptcha

There are requests for it to support Captcha solving applications and this is on the possible future features list. However, as most applications have a poor record of solving the hardest captchas, whereas the services solve them at a much higher success rate, I would still strongly recommend using a service.

Emails

You create profiles, per names, pseudonyms, accounts. That’s the way SEO link building software works. For that of course you are going to need good Email addresses. Ones that allow the software to access and open the mails, click the link that approves the account.

There is no need to the emails to be approved for email sending.  SEO Autopilot does not send emails, It just receives them and clicks a link.

The best emails are the ones you create yourself, probably free of charge, in your hosting CPanel and are something like name@yourdomain.com

Outlook emails work very well, and there are few others that work well. You can create these yourself by going to email provider sites and filling in the form. Or you can get cheap bots to create them for you by the score.

Content

Links are like a beast that needs feeding. I know I mentioned this on the main page of this site, and probably elsewhere, but it’s worth repeating in these SEO Autopilot tutorials. Content is essential for powering up your links and providing the best link juice.

On WEB2.0, WIKI, bookmark, article and other sites. You links need contextual content.

Really, they absolutely do.

There is very limited value in a “naked” link. We know that Google likes to see context in the text surrounding links. One of the contra indicators for being labelled as a spam link is for Google to see no contextual content around a link on a site where articles or large amounts of text are expected.

You Need Content!

SEO Autopilot links directly with article forge and of course if you buy and keep this top of the line digital marketing software from this site using one of our discount codes you will be entitled to have your own content pack built for you. Enough content to support tens of thousands of links in the keyword niche of your choice.

Our start-up SEO Autopilot tutorials finish here. You should have a decent idea on how to set the tool up and what other things to have at hand,

Don’t worry too much about these things in terms of cost. Good private proxies are $2 each for private and 5 will be enough. Captcha solving is $10 and that should last you weeks. We will provide the content if you buy from us.

Run from your desktop to begin with. Overnight, perhaps on a laptop (low power use and noise) Remember you can install SEO Autopilot twice with one license.

We will continue to provide the best in SEO Autopilot Tutorials over the coming weeks and months.

Stay tuned.