ProxyBucket Blog

This was bought recently for a proxy site but now it’s here to serve as a free template. I don’t have a preview to it right now. If you would like free plug on this blog post, use the free theme on your proxy site and let me know that you used this theme by commenting.

The theme can be downloaded by clicking here.

The theme is free to use aslong as the link to proxybucket.com stays below the footer. Licensed under the Attribution-ShareAlike 2.5

Edit: I have the preview of the theme now. Click here to preview.

RealityWired is a blog written by James. The blog covers easy and fast way to generate money online. The blog contains review, follow ups and his success with publishing companies, reviews about social networking site, general articles about new and old website trends (such as RSS).

The structure of the site is easy to use. You can browse articles written by James which are mostly about monetization, promotion and management of your site, they are well written in complete detail.

In the recent post of the blog, James had reviewed in-text link advertising company called IntelliTXT. James introduces the company. He explains why he opted for IntelliTXT instead of Kontrea. He tells about his success with IntelliTXT (which is huge in my opinion).

On the other hand, he had bought Toyota Tundra with the help of Google Adsense.

The site design scores 8/10 on usability. The design is neat and clean. You easily know what part of the site you are visiting. The site offers 8 options for blog subscription. I have already subscribed and you must too!

The colours are easy on eyes however, I don’t like the header. The header is missing logo and text.

I recommend all my readers to head over to the site and give RealityWired a read.

Sponsored Review

Pagerank update was predicted to be in progress between mid to late April. Fortunately, it’s true and pagerank update is now in progress.

Proxybucket has gained PR5 in following google datanceters:

• 64.233.189.161
• 66.249.89.133

• 66.249.89.184

• 66.249.89.184

• 72.14.205.99

• 72.14.207.100

• 72.14.207.184
• 72.14.211.44

• 72.14.221.99

• 72.14.235.83

• 209.85.135.102

• 209.85.143.19

I used Dig Pagerank
I had never expected PR5. It’s quote shocking but it’s true. I hope that all my fellow webmasters gain high pageranks. I wish best of luck to my best mate Sammy.

Liam is taking a break from proxy business. He needs someone to manage his LARGE network of proxy websites.

If you think you are perfect candidate, then head over to the thread created by him on proxy.org.

You must be a registered user of Proxy.org to read the thread. 

Since the event that happened with Proxy.org, I was thinking that If I don’t list my site back into proxy listing sites, I will lose numerous amount of traffic to my site.

If you are thinking about listing back into proxy listing sites or you are already listed but worried about the bot traffic, I have an idea. The plan is to verify all the traffic coming from these proxy listing sites by putting a logical verification form on the landing page.

To be clear, whenever someone visits yoursite from proxy.org listing, they need to verify themselves by answering to a random logical question before gaining access to the proxy.

The questions could be:

1. What colour is sea?
2. What is 2+2?
3. What colour is left?
4. USA is a country or a city?

Most of the people can answer those daily life questions easily.

This is just an idea for me at the moment and it will take a little time to develop it. I’m going to release the code for free on my blog after the development is completed.

Until next time, good luck.

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