
Hands-on with Proxy IP Picking Reviews
The thing about comment data is that it's like picking fruit in someone else's orchard, and it's easy to get caught if you do it directly. Proxy IPs are your cloak of invisibility, especially when they are used for things likeipipgoThis kind of service provider with residential IP, can let you disguise as a real user casually shopping. To cite a chestnut, a treasure shopkeeper wants to pick competitors to do analysis of bad reviews, with their own IP continuous access to half an hour quasi blocked, change a dynamic residential IP every 5 minutes to change the vest, the system can not be recognized as the same person.
How to choose a proxy IP without stepping on puddles
Proxy IP on the market is divided into three ways, let's use the actual scene to speak:
| business scenario | Recommendation Type | Why did you choose it? |
|---|---|---|
| Short-term data monitoring | Dynamic residential (standard) | More than $7 for 1G traffic, IP automatically changes every minute |
| Long-term data tracking | Static homes | Fixed IP for long term lurking, suitable for scenarios that require logging in |
| Enterprise Capture | Dynamic Residential (Business) | No traffic jam with exclusive access, $9+ 1G for a large quantity of food |
Here's the kicker.ipipgo's TK lineThis is especially suitable for short video platform data. Before a live monitoring customers, with ordinary agents always be platform wind control, changed into TK line collection success rate directly from 40% soared to 92%.
Practical eight-step tutorial
Let's take the Python crawler as an example, let's use theAPI for ipipgoMake an example:
import requests
Copy your API link from the ipipgo backend
proxy_api = "https://api.ipipgo.com/getproxy?key=你的密钥"
def get_proxy():
resp = requests.get(proxy_api).json()
return f"{resp['protocol']}://{resp['ip']}:{resp['port']}"
For crawling use this
url = "target comment interface"
proxy = get_proxy()
response = requests.get(url, proxies={"http": proxy, "https": proxy})
Remember to change the IP for each request, so you don't catch a fleece.
Attention to the three pits: 1) do not use free agents, 9 out of 10 are bad 2) request interval random settings, do not neatly 3 seconds at a time 3) encounter verification code do not hard just, the coding platform on the code on the
First Aid for Common Rollover Scenes
QA 1: What should I do if I always get my IP blocked by anti-climbing?
First check if the IP quality is not good, free proxies basically can not survive three rounds. UseExclusive static IP for ipipgoThe first is that each IP is controlled within 500 requests per day, and it is tested to be able to run stably for half a month.
QA 2: What should I do if my agent is so slow that I cry?
Eighty percent of the time, they picked a multinational data center IP and switched to theLocal Operator ResourcesFor example. For example, if you catch comments from Guangdong, you can choose the IP segment marked as Guangdong Mobile/Unicom in ipipgo, and the latency can be reduced by more than 80%.
QA 3: What should I do if I want to open multiple crawlers at the same time?
first (of multiple parts)Socks5 protocol + multithreadingThe client of ipipgo supports 50 different IPs at the same time, remember to bind each thread to a separate IP, so that you don't get strung up.
Silver Saving Tips
1) Do incremental capture don't be silly and grab the full amount, use time to filter conditions
2) If dynamic IP is billed by traffic, compress the size of transmitted data and turn off image loading.
3) Direct approach for large projectsipipgo customer service to customize the programMonthly traffic over 1TB can cut the price around 15%
Lastly, don't believe those 9 yuan 9 yuan annual proxy service, that are hundreds of people share the garbage IP. serious do project or have to choose.ipipgoThis kind with real residential IP is a bit more expensive but save your money. That 35 bucks/month static IP package they have for scenarios where you need to log in cookies works out to be much more cost-effective than getting blocked and losing your number.

