Static IP is a fixed IP, which refers to the IP address that the agent assigns to fixed devices for long-term use. The IP obtained after re-dial-up will almost never change. Static IP addresses are highly secure, stable, and relatively expensive, but compared to dynamic IPs, static IPs are more suitable for long-term use by enterprises and can better ensure the work efficiency of enterprises.
What are the specific scenarios where static IP can be applied? Let's take a look.
1. Operation of cross-border e-commerce websites.
Companies engaged in cross-border e-commerce often need to operate multiple e-commerce platforms at the same time. In order to prevent accounts from being linked and achieve stable operations, a stable and independent IP environment is required, and static IP is the best choice.
2. Social account maintenance
Social media, as an emerging marketing channel, requires long-term maintenance. For example, overseas social platforms such as Facebook and Instagram require a stable environment for operation. With the help of static IP, the weight of the updated dynamics will be higher.
3. Advertising and Marketing
Advertising and marketing is a long-term job that requires a certain period of continuous operation to reap rewards.
So how do you get a static IP?
As a global Internet big data IP resource service provider, Kookeey brings together a large number of overseas IP resources, covering more than 220 countries. It has real and highly anonymous residential IP resources, which can be dynamic or static, as well as data center agents. It adds more flexibility on the basis of long-term stability and helps to realize the development of various businesses.
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