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Complete User Guide
Everything you need to know about using Google Ripple to dominate your competition.
Chapter 1
What is Google Ripple?
Understanding the platform and how it helps you outcompete rivals.
Google Ripple is a powerful marketing automation platform designed to give you a competitive edge in paid advertising. Our suite of tools helps businesses:
Ad Click Bot
Automatically click on competitor Google Ads to drain their daily budgets, making your ads more visible.
SEO Boost Bot
Generate organic-looking traffic to improve your search engine rankings and CTR signals.
Review Report Bot
Automatically report fake or malicious reviews to get them removed from your business profiles.
How Does It Work?
Google Ripple operates through a network of residential IP addresses from 195+ countries. This means every action looks like it's coming from a real person in a real location - completely undetectable by ad platforms.
Our system runs 24/7 in the cloud, so you don't need to keep your computer on or install any software. Just configure your run in our dashboard and let it work.
Pro Tips
- Start with a small test run to understand how the system works
- Use the 24-hour free trial to evaluate results before committing
- Our support team can help you optimize your first run
Chapter 2
Creating Your Account
Step-by-step guide to setting up your Google Ripple account.
Registration Process
1
Visit the Dashboard
Go to panel.googleripple.com and click the "Sign Up" button.
2
Enter Your Details
Provide your email address and create a secure password. We recommend using a strong, unique password.
3
Verify Your Email
Check your inbox for a verification email and click the link to activate your account.
4
Complete Setup
Log in to your dashboard. You'll have access to your 24-hour free trial immediately.
Dashboard Overview
Once logged in, you'll see your main dashboard with:
- Wallet Balance - Your current credit balance for running runs
- Active Runs - Currently running runs and their status
- Subscriptions - Your active software subscriptions
- Quick Actions - Buttons to create new runs or top up your wallet
Pro Tips
- Use a dedicated email for your Google Ripple account
- Enable browser notifications to stay updated on run progress
- Bookmark the dashboard for quick access
Chapter 3
Understanding Subscriptions
Learn about our subscription plans and how credits work.
How Subscriptions Work
Google Ripple uses a credit-based system. You purchase a subscription to access a specific bot (Ad Click, SEO Boost, or Review Report), then use credits from your wallet to create runs.
Subscription vs. Credits
- Subscription = Access to use a specific bot
- Credits = Currency to pay for runs
Think of it like a gym membership (subscription) and paying for personal training sessions (credits).
Available Plans
Each bot has multiple subscription tiers:
Starter
Perfect for small businesses testing the waters. Includes basic thread limits and standard support.
Professional
For growing businesses. Higher thread limits, priority support, and better rates.
Enterprise
For agencies and large operations. Maximum threads, dedicated support, and volume discounts.
Thread Limits
Your subscription tier determines how many "threads" (parallel operations) you can run simultaneously. More threads = faster results, but also higher credit consumption.
Example: A 10-thread run will complete 10x faster than a 1-thread run, but will use credits 10x faster too.
Pro Tips
- Start with a lower-tier plan and upgrade as needed
- Thread count affects speed, not effectiveness
- Unused subscription days don't roll over - use them!
Important
Subscriptions are billed monthly. Make sure to cancel before renewal if you don't want to continue.
Chapter 4
Ad Click Bot - Setup Guide
Complete guide to configuring the Ad Click bot for draining competitor ad budgets.
Ad Click Bot
Automatically click on competitor Google Ads to drain their daily budgets
Before You Start
Make sure you have:
- An active Ad Click Bot subscription
- Sufficient credits in your wallet
- Your target keywords and competitor domains ready
Ad Click Bot Parameters
1
Keywords (KEYWORD) Required
Enter the search terms where your competitors are running ads, one per line.
buy running shoes online
best running shoes 2024
nike running shoes saleThese keywords will be searched on Google, and the bot will click on ads that appear.
2
Operating Mode (OPERATING_MODE) Required
Choose how the bot targets ads:
- BLACKLIST - Only click ads from specific competitor domains you list
- WHITELIST - Click all ads EXCEPT domains you want to protect (your own sites)
- CLICK_ANY - Click the first ad that appears, regardless of domain
3
Domain List (BLACKLIST or WHITELIST)
For BLACKLIST mode: Enter competitor domains to target
competitor1.com
competitor2.com
rivalstore.netFor WHITELIST mode: Enter your own domains to protect
mystore.com
mybrand.netFor CLICK_ANY mode: No domain list needed
4
Device Mode (DEVICE_MODE)
Choose which device type the bot should emulate:
- Desktop - Standard desktop browser. Best for most campaigns
- Mobile - Mobile browser emulation. Use when targeting mobile ads
- Mix - Randomly alternates between Desktop and Mobile. Most natural pattern
5
Country/Location
Select the geographic location for IP addresses. Match this to your target market for best results.
6
MAX_RUN (Iterations)
Total number of ad clicks to perform. Recommended starting values:
- Testing: 50-100 iterations
- Regular campaigns: 200-500 iterations
- Aggressive campaigns: 500-1000+ iterations
7
Thread Count
Number of parallel operations. More threads = faster completion but same total clicks. Limited by your subscription tier.
8
CAPTCHA Key (Optional)
Your API key from 2captcha.com for automatic CAPTCHA solving.
9
Proxies (Required)
You must provide your own residential proxies for the bot to work. We recommend using high-quality residential proxies for best results.
Format (one per line):
ip:port:username:passwordPro Tips
- Use specific, high-intent keywords for better targeting
- Start with 50-100 MAX_RUN to test before scaling
- Match the country setting to your target market
- WHITELIST mode is easiest - just list your own domains to protect
Important
Always add your own domains to WHITELIST mode to prevent accidentally clicking your own ads!
Chapter 5
Ad Click Bot - Operating Modes
Understanding the three targeting modes for the Ad Click bot.
The Ad Click bot supports three operating modes that determine which ads get clicked. Choose the mode that best fits your competitive strategy.
BLACKLIST Mode
Specify competitor domains to TARGET. The bot will ONLY click ads from these domains.
Example domains:
competitorshoes.com
rivalfootwear.netResult: Only clicks ads from listed domains
WHITELIST Mode
Specify your own domains to PROTECT. The bot clicks ALL ads EXCEPT yours.
Your domains:
myshoestore.com
mybrand.netResult: Clicks all competitor ads, skips yours
CLICK_ANY Mode
Click the first ad that appears, regardless of domain. Fastest and simplest option.
Configuration:
No setup needed!Result: Instantly clicks first available ad
Which Mode Should I Use?
| Mode | Best For | Setup Required |
|---|---|---|
| BLACKLIST | Targeting specific known competitors | List competitor domains |
| WHITELIST | Targeting all competitors while protecting your ads | List your own domains |
| CLICK_ANY | Maximum speed, don't care which competitor | None |
Example Ad Click Campaign
Example: Shoe Store Targeting Main Competitor
| Keywords | buy running shoes online best running shoes 2024 nike running shoes sale |
| Operating Mode | WHITELIST |
| WHITELIST | myshoestore.com |
| Device Mode | Mix |
| Country | United States |
| MAX_RUN | 300 |
Result: Bot will search these keywords, find Google Ads, and click on all ads except those from myshoestore.com
Pro Tips
- WHITELIST mode is most common - easier to list your own domains than all competitors
- CLICK_ANY mode is fastest - use it when you just want to drain competitor budgets quickly
- You can switch modes between runs based on your goals
- Run during competitor business hours for maximum budget impact
Important
Double-check your domain lists! A typo could mean targeting the wrong sites or not protecting your own ads.
Chapter 6
SEO Boost Bot - Complete Guide
Everything you need to know about using the SEO Boost bot to improve your organic search rankings.
SEO Boost Bot
Improve your organic search rankings by generating realistic CTR signals
The SEO Boost bot is designed to improve your organic (non-paid) search rankings by generating realistic click-through rate (CTR) signals. Unlike the Ad Click bot which targets competitor ads, SEO Boost focuses on boosting YOUR website's visibility in organic search results.
How SEO Boost Works
The bot performs the following sequence for each iteration:
- Opens Google with a fresh browser fingerprint and residential IP
- Searches for your target keyword
- Scrolls through search results naturally (like a real user)
- Finds your domain in the results (up to MAX_PAGES deep)
- Clicks on your result
- Spends time on your website (dwell time) to simulate engagement
All SEO Boost Parameters Explained
1
Keywords (KEYWORD) Required
Enter the search terms you want to rank for, one keyword per line. These are the exact phrases the bot will type into Google search.
best pizza delivery new york
pizza near me
italian restaurant manhattan
24 hour pizza deliveryTips for choosing keywords:
- Use keywords where your site already appears in results (even if on page 5+)
- Include location-specific keywords for local businesses
- Mix high-volume and long-tail keywords
- Check Google Search Console to see which keywords you currently rank for
2
Target Domain (CLICK_ON) Required
Enter YOUR domain name that you want the bot to find and click on in search results. This should be the domain you want to boost rankings for.
mywebsite.comImportant notes:
- Enter just the domain without http:// or www.
- The bot will match any URL containing this domain
- Subdomains are supported (e.g.,
blog.mywebsite.com) - Make sure this domain is actually indexed by Google for your target keywords
Valid examples:
mywebsite.com
shop.mywebsite.com
mywebsite.co.uk3
Max Search Pages (MAX_PAGES) Required
How many pages of Google results the bot should search through to find your domain. Value must be between 1 and 10.
| Value | Pages Searched | Best For |
|---|---|---|
| 1-2 | ~20 results | Sites already ranking on page 1-2 |
| 3-5 | ~50 results | Sites ranking on pages 3-5 that need a boost |
| 6-8 | ~80 results | New sites or competitive keywords |
| 9-10 | ~100 results | Maximum reach for deep rankings |
What happens if domain not found? If your domain isn't found within the specified pages, that iteration is skipped and logged. This won't cost credits but the iteration counts toward your MAX_RUN total.
4
Device Mode (DEVICE_MODE)
Choose which device type the bot should emulate for searches:
- Desktop - Standard desktop browser with typical screen resolution. Best for B2B keywords and desktop-focused sites.
- Mobile - Mobile browser emulation with smartphone viewport. Essential for mobile-first sites and local searches.
- Mix - Randomly alternates between Desktop and Mobile on each iteration. Recommended for most natural traffic pattern.
Since Google uses mobile-first indexing, mixing device types provides the most natural-looking traffic pattern.
5
Country/Location
Select the geographic location for the IP addresses. This determines where the "users" appear to be searching from.
- For local businesses, match this to your target market
- For international sites, use your primary audience location
- Google shows different results based on location, so this matters!
6
MAX_RUN (Iterations)
Total number of search-and-click cycles to perform. Each iteration:
- Searches one keyword (randomly selected from your list)
- Attempts to find and click your domain
- Simulates time spent on your site
Recommended starting values:
- Testing: 20-50 iterations
- Regular campaigns: 100-500 iterations
- Aggressive campaigns: 500-1000+ iterations
7
Thread Count
Number of parallel operations. Higher = faster completion but same total clicks.
For SEO Boost, we recommend moderate thread counts (2-5) to maintain natural-looking traffic patterns over time rather than sudden spikes.
8
Proxies (Required)
You must provide your own residential proxies for the bot to work. We recommend using high-quality residential proxies for best results.
Proxy format (one per line):
ip:port:username:password
123.45.67.89:8080:user1:pass123
98.76.54.32:3128:user2:pass4569
CAPTCHA Key (Optional)
If Google shows CAPTCHA challenges, you can provide a 2Captcha API key for automatic solving.
- Register at 2captcha.com
- Add balance to your 2Captcha account
- Copy your API key and paste it here
Without a CAPTCHA key, iterations that encounter CAPTCHAs will be skipped.
How SEO Boost Improves Your Rankings
Search engines use Click-Through Rate (CTR) as a ranking signal. When users consistently click on your result over competitors, it signals to Google that your page is relevant and valuable for that search query.
CTR Signals
Higher click-through rate on your results tells Google your page is more relevant than competitors.
Dwell Time
Time spent on your site after clicking signals engagement and content quality to search engines.
Low Bounce Rate
Natural browsing behavior simulates real user engagement, reducing perceived bounce rate.
Example SEO Boost Campaign Setup
Here's a real-world example for a local pizza restaurant wanting to improve rankings:
Example: "Mario's Pizza" in Chicago
| Keywords | best pizza chicago pizza delivery near me chicago italian restaurant lincoln park late night pizza chicago mario's pizza reviews |
| CLICK_ON | mariospizzachicago.com |
| MAX_PAGES | 5 (currently ranking on pages 3-4) |
| Device Mode | Mix |
| Country | United States |
| MAX_RUN | 200 per day |
| Threads | 3 |
SEO Boost vs Ad Click Bot
| Feature | SEO Boost Bot | Ad Click Bot |
|---|---|---|
| Target | Your own organic results | Competitor paid ads |
| Goal | Improve your rankings | Drain competitor ad budgets |
| Results Timeframe | Weeks to months | Immediate |
| Key Parameter | CLICK_ON (your domain) | OPERATING_MODE (targeting) |
Pro Tips
- Verify your domain is indexed for target keywords using Google Search Console before starting
- Set MAX_PAGES to match your current ranking position plus 1-2 pages buffer
- Use "Mix" device mode for the most natural traffic pattern
- Run consistent daily campaigns rather than large bursts for best results
- Monitor your Google Search Console for CTR and ranking changes over time
- Combine with quality content updates for maximum SEO impact
Important
SEO results take time - don't expect instant ranking changes. Consistent runs over 2-4 weeks typically show the best results. Avoid running too aggressively as natural traffic patterns work best.
Chapter 7
Monitoring Your Runs
How to track progress and understand your results.
Run Status Types
Your runs will show one of these statuses:
Pending
Run is queued and waiting for an available agent to pick it up.
Running
Run is actively executing. You'll see real-time progress updates.
Completed
Run finished successfully. All iterations completed.
Failed
Run encountered an error. Check logs for details.
Stopped
Run was manually stopped by you before completion.
Understanding the Logs
Click on any run to see detailed logs showing:
- Each action taken by the bot
- Keywords searched
- Ads found and clicked
- Any errors or skipped actions
- Timestamps for all events
Key Metrics
- Progress - Percentage of MAX_RUN completed
- Success Rate - Percentage of successful actions
- Credits Used - How much the run has cost so far
- Time Elapsed - How long the run has been running
Pro Tips
- Check logs regularly to understand what's working
- Low success rates might mean your keywords are too specific
- You can stop a run anytime if you need to adjust settings
Chapter 8
Saving Profiles for Quick Starts
How to save your run settings for reuse.
What Are Profiles?
Profiles are saved run configurations. Instead of entering all your settings every time, you can save them as a profile and launch new runs with one click.
Creating a Profile
1
Go to Profiles Page
Navigate to "Profiles" in your dashboard sidebar.
2
Click Create Profile
Enter a memorable name like "Shoe Keywords - US" or "Main Competitor Run".
3
Configure Settings
Set up all your parameters just like creating a run - keywords, mode, domains, etc.
4
Set Default (Optional)
Mark as "Default" to have it pre-selected when creating new runs.
Using Profiles
When creating a new run, you'll see a dropdown to select from your saved profiles. Selecting one will auto-fill all the settings, which you can then adjust if needed.
Pro Tips
- Create separate profiles for different keyword groups
- Update profiles when you discover better settings
- Use descriptive names so you remember what each profile does
Chapter 9
Billing and Wallet
Managing your credits and payments.
Adding Credits
Your wallet balance is used to pay for runs. To add credits:
- Click "Wallet" or "Top Up" in your dashboard
- Enter the amount you want to add
- Select your payment method (Crypto supported)
- Complete the payment
- Credits are added instantly after confirmation
How Credits Are Used
Credits are deducted as your run executes:
- Each successful action costs a small amount of credits
- Failed actions don't cost credits
- Your subscription tier affects the credit rate
Transaction History
View all your transactions in the Wallet section:
- Top-ups and deposits
- Run costs
- Subscription payments
- Refunds (if any)
Pro Tips
- Keep some credits in reserve for quick run launches
- Higher subscription tiers have better credit rates
- Monitor your spending in the transaction history
Important
Runs will pause if your wallet balance runs out. Keep it topped up for uninterrupted operation.
Chapter 10
Best Practices
Expert tips for getting the best results from both Ad Click and SEO Boost bots.
Ad Click Bot Best Practices
Keyword Selection
- Be Specific - "buy nike running shoes size 10" is better than "shoes"
- Think Like a Customer - Use keywords your customers would search
- Include Variations - Add misspellings and synonyms
- High Intent - Focus on buying keywords where competitors spend most
Run Timing
- Peak Hours - Run during competitors' business hours for maximum impact
- Budget Cycles - Many advertisers reset budgets daily at midnight
- Weekday Focus - B2B keywords perform better Monday-Friday
SEO Boost Bot Best Practices
Keyword Strategy
- Verify Indexing - Only use keywords where you already rank (even page 5+)
- Local Focus - Include location keywords for local businesses
- Long-tail Mix - Combine branded and non-branded keywords
- Search Console - Use data from GSC to find opportunity keywords
Consistency Over Volume
- Daily Runs - Small consistent runs beat occasional large ones
- Natural Patterns - Use Mix device mode for realistic traffic
- Patience - SEO results take 2-4 weeks to materialize
- Combine with Content - Best results when paired with quality content updates
General Tips
Scaling Up
- Start Small - Test with 50-100 iterations first
- Analyze Results - Check logs to understand what's working
- Increase Gradually - Scale up thread count and MAX_RUN over time
- Diversify - Run both bots for comprehensive competitive advantage
What NOT to Do
- Ad Click: Don't forget to whitelist your own domains in WHITELIST mode
- SEO Boost: Don't target keywords where your site isn't indexed
- Both: Don't use extremely broad keywords (waste of credits)
- Both: Don't run 24/7 without monitoring initially
- Both: Don't ignore the logs - they contain valuable insights
Pro Tips
- Review your runs weekly and adjust based on performance
- Keep a spreadsheet of your best-performing keywords
- Test different times of day to find optimal windows
- Use both bots together: Ad Click for immediate impact, SEO Boost for long-term growth
FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions
Is Google Ripple detectable?
No. We use residential IP addresses from real users worldwide, making our traffic indistinguishable from genuine visitors. We've processed millions of clicks without any detection issues.
How quickly will I see results?
Results vary based on your competitors' budgets and your run settings. Most users see competitor ads disappearing within 24-48 hours of starting a run.
Can I target specific competitors?
Yes! Use BLACKLIST mode to specify exact competitor domains you want to target. You can also use WHITELIST mode to target all competitors except those you specify.
What happens if I run out of credits?
Your active runs will pause until you add more credits. No data is lost - runs will resume from where they stopped once you top up.
Can I cancel my subscription?
Yes, you can cancel anytime from your dashboard. You'll retain access until the end of your billing period.
Do you offer refunds?
We offer a 24-hour free trial so you can test before purchasing. After that, refunds are handled on a case-by-case basis - contact support for assistance.
How long does SEO Boost take to show results?
SEO improvements typically take 2-4 weeks of consistent runs to show measurable results. Unlike Ad Click bot which has immediate impact, SEO signals are gradual and cumulative. We recommend running daily campaigns for best results.
What if my domain isn't found in search results?
If SEO Boost can't find your domain within the MAX_PAGES you set, that iteration is skipped. Make sure your site is indexed for your target keywords (check Google Search Console), and increase MAX_PAGES to match your current ranking position.
Can I use SEO Boost and Ad Click together?
Absolutely! Many users run both simultaneously - Ad Click to drain competitor budgets and SEO Boost to improve their organic rankings. This dual approach provides comprehensive competitive advantage.
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