GuidesProxies for SERP tracking: location, device and pacing
Why rank data drifts when the location parameter and exit IP disagree, how to set city-level exits, which proxy type fits, and what Google's rules say.10 min read→GuidesAd verification proxies: checking ads market by market
How to verify ad placements, creatives and landing redirect chains per market from a consumer origin, which proxy tier fits, and how to size a setup.13 min read→Best PracticesASN targeting vs geo targeting: what each one selects
ASN targeting vs geo targeting: one picks the network behind an IP, the other its place. When each matters, and how to verify an exit's ASN and location.9 min read→GuidesTikTok proxies: regional research and brand accounts
TikTok proxies for brands and agencies: what TikTok's rules allow, how to see what each market is shown, and how to run accounts you own from one origin.10 min read→Best PracticesGeo targeted proxies: country, region or city level
Geo targeted proxies filter exits by country, region or city. How accurate each level is, why city pools run thin, and when country targeting is enough.11 min read→GuidesUS mobile proxies: carriers, targeting and exit checks
US mobile proxies exit through US carrier networks. How CGNAT and the three national carriers shape them, how precise targeting is, and how to check the exit.11 min read→GuidesGermany proxies: targeting, sessions and exit checks
Germany proxies give a German exit IP. Which proxy type fits, how state and city targeting works, why DE is the code, and how to check the exit before a job.12 min read→GuidesUK residential proxies: regions, cities and sessions
UK residential proxies route through British home broadband. How UK targeting works, why GB is the country code, which session fits and how to check the exit.10 min read→GuidesUSA residential proxies: state, city and session guide
USA residential proxies route through US home connections. How state and city targeting works, which session type fits, and how to check the exit.9 min read→