Linkedin is getting serious about blocking autmations so they can recognize cheap proxies. But expensive proxies also wouldnt make sens as a business model for LTD. \u000a\u000aCan you explain how you protect the customers Linkedin accounts to be banned AND also have a sustainable business model so that we know this LTD would mean something 2 years down the line?

Happy to de\u002Dbunk this question. You\u0027re completely right in saying that bad IPs cause banns. This is why we took an in\u002Dhouse\u002Dapproach to this obstacle. Our whole proxy infrastructure is built and managed in\u002Dhouse. This helped us achieve two things:\u000a\u000a1. Quality \u002D we stand behind the quality of our proxies as we can guarantee that their quality is top\u002Dnotch. We know these proxies/IPs are not \u0022polluted\u0022 or abused as we are very careful in how we distribute and manage the infrastructure. \u000a\u000a2. Low Cost \u002D the fact that we self\u002Dhost and manage our proxy infrastructure enables us to have a very low running cost. Although, it\u0027s worth noting that there were substantial R\u0026D and setup costs in building and scaling this setup.\u000a\u000aOn a side note, I\u0027d like to just share a bit more info about our background. We\u0027re veterans in the social media automation space and have previously launched multi\u002Dmillion\u002Ddollar ARR products. Aimfox is going to be bigger than anything we ever built. That\u0027s our goal.

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Linkedin is getting serious about blocking autmations so they can recognize cheap proxies. But expensive proxies also wouldnt make sens as a business model for LTD.

Can you explain how you protect the customers Linkedin accounts to be banned AND also have a sustainable business model so that we know this LTD would mean something 2 years down the line?

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Aleksandar_Aimfox

Nov 5, 2024

A: Happy to de-bunk this question. You're completely right in saying that bad IPs cause banns. This is why we took an in-house-approach to this obstacle. Our whole proxy infrastructure is built and managed in-house. This helped us achieve two things:

1. Quality - we stand behind the quality of our proxies as we can guarantee that their quality is top-notch. We know these proxies/IPs are not "polluted" or abused as we are very careful in how we distribute and manage the infrastructure.

2. Low Cost - the fact that we self-host and manage our proxy infrastructure enables us to have a very low running cost. Although, it's worth noting that there were substantial R&D and setup costs in building and scaling this setup.

On a side note, I'd like to just share a bit more info about our background. We're veterans in the social media automation space and have previously launched multi-million-dollar ARR products. Aimfox is going to be bigger than anything we ever built. That's our goal.

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