SEO Neo

SEO Neo is an SEO tool designed to boost website visibility and rankings through automating AI-driven content generation, cloud blogging, backlink creation, and much more.

This guide will show you how to quickly connect Oxylabs Datacenter Proxies with SEO Neo.

The screenshots shown in this guide use Residential Proxies for demonstration. Follow the configuration highlighted for Datacenter Proxies.

1

Download SEO Neo

Visit the SEO Neo website and log in or create an account. Head to the Download page to get the application for your Windows or macOS device.

2

Enable proxies in Settings → Proxies

Once you've installed SEO Neo and logged in to the application, go to Settings → Proxies and enable proxies by clicking the Use Proxies checkmark.

3

Add Datacenter Proxies

NOTE: The screenshots below show an example using Oxylabs' Residential Proxies. For Datacenter Proxies, adjust the proxy details accordingly.

Add your proxy configuration inside the box in your chosen format:

• host:proxy_port (if you have whitelisted your IP address)

• host:proxy_port:username:password

Make sure to add the user- part to your username.

You can use the following configuration for a quick start:

Host: dc.oxylabs.io

Proxy port: 8001

Username: user-USERNAME

Password: PASSWORD

Pay-per-IP: the port corresponds to the sequential number of the IP address from your list. For instance, port 8001 uses your first IP address. See the documentation for more details.

Pay-per-traffic: port 8001 selects a random IP from the entire pool that remains consistent throughout your session. You may also specify geo-location in the authentication string (example: user-USERNAME-country-US). See our documentation to find out more.

4

Test your connection

Simply click the Test Proxies button to check the connection:

If you see the green check mark (✔️) next to the proxy setup and the “Success” message at the top, you’ve successfully configured your proxies with SEO Neo.

This guide is also available for Residential Proxies, ISP Proxies, Mobile Proxies, Enterprise Dedicated Datacenter Proxies, and Self-Service Dedicated Datacenter Proxies.