⏱ Organic Visit Scheduler 𝕏 Automates and randomizes daily traffic signals by triggering the Organic Visit Simulator X at realistic times. This Actor helps maintain search visibility by simulating natural engagement patterns — without requiring manual runs. > ✅ You must have a paid rental of the Organic Visit Simulator X to use this Actor — or you can use it during the 7-day free trial period. --- ## 🚀 How to Use Organic Visit Scheduler This is where you define all the necessary inputs for the Organic Visit Simulator X — including target URLs, country settings, and scheduling preferences. Each field helps shape how and when simulated visits will occur, so be sure to tailor them to your campaign goals. --- ## 🛠 Input Overview Automates and randomizes daily traffic signals by triggering the Organic Visit Simulator X at realistic times. This Actor helps maintain search visibility by simulating natural engagement patterns — without requiring manual runs. ### 🌍 Basic Fields - 1.1 Start URLs – Pages you want to simulate visits to - 1.2 Country – Choose "Worldwide" or a specific country ### 🌐 Multi-Country Support (Optional) Add up to 5 sets of URLs and countries to simulate geo-diverse traffic. Example: - 2.1 Start URLs + 2.2 Country → Germany - 3.1 Start URLs + 3.2 Country → Japan ### ⚙️ Advanced Option - 6. Randomly select only one URL from the same domain If you include multiple pages from the same site (e.g. https://example.com/page1, https://example.com/page2, https://example.com/page3), the Actor will randomly pick just one. This avoids unnatural behavior like multiple users landing on different pages of the same site at the same time. --- ### 🕒 Section 8: Schedule Configuration This section controls how visits are distributed over time. Use it to simulate realistic traffic patterns by spreading visits across multiple days and hours. | Field | Purpose | Example | Notes | |---------------------------|------------------------------------------------------------------------------|------------------------------------------------------------------------------|-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------| | 7.1.1 Start Hour | Sets the earliest hour of the day when visits can be scheduled | 9 → visits start no earlier than 9:00 AM | Use a realistic window like 9–20 to simulate daytime traffic | | 7.1.2 End Hour | Sets the latest hour of the day when visits can be scheduled | 20 → visits stop by 8:00 PM | Should be greater than or equal to Start Hour | | 7.2 Maximum Total Schedules | Total number of schedules to create across all days | 30 schedules over 7 days → distributed like 3, 7, 2, 6, 4, 5, 3 | Apify allows max 100 schedules per account. Check Console to confirm all were created | | 7.3 Number of Days | How many consecutive days to repeat the simulation | 7 → schedules created for the next 7 days | Actor spreads visits with slight variation to mimic natural traffic patterns | | 7.4 Timezone | Defines the timezone in which the schedules will run | Europe/Berlin → 9:00 AM visit triggers at 9:00 AM Berlin time | Aligns visits with your audience’s local behavior. If unsure, use UTC | ✅ Example Setup: This setup will create 30 randomized schedules spread across 7 days, between 9:00 and 20:00 Berlin time. ### 📌 Notes - Schedules are created using Apify’s built-in scheduler. Once created, they will run automatically. - If you want to simulate new traffic patterns, re-run this Actor to generate fresh schedules. - Old schedules are not automatically deleted — you can remove them manually via Apify Console. --- Ready to simulate organic traffic like a pro? Just hit Start and let the Scheduler do the heavy lifting.