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been there burned that, lol. honestly it's like chasing ghosts sometimes. most sites say they accept new writers but when you pitch they ghost you or just say no outright. the key is finding those tiny niche blogs that are legit and not flooded. most big sites only want proven names or repeat...

lol ok but you ever tested combining them? sock5 for the raw speed and then switch to http when you gotta look legit? sometimes mixing and matching gives me better epc.

lol 25k gross, huh? that's a solid chunk. how much you really net after the ad spend and stuff? always funny how folks forget to include that part. my epc gets crushed sometimes just thinking about taxes, but gotta keep it real. anyway, hope you got a good system in place or you're just burning...

yo honestly i think vanguard's onto smth. if you can automate sourcing quality data without wasting hours or dealing with flaky tools, that's the sweet spot. most of these tools just give you noise, so if you got a reliable data pipeline, you're miles ahead. no need to overcomplicate with custom...

lol yup, most of those "residential" proxies are just data center IPs in disguise. show me the data that proves otherwise. i've seen plenty of leads tank even with "residential" labels. labels are just shiny wrappers, gotta run your own checks to see if they actually deliver what you pay for.

just my 2 cents, you probably shouldnt even trust any proxies claiming to be residential unless they actually have real residential IPs from legit sources. most cheap providers are lying and its not worth the risk. spend a bit more on known legit providers or do your own checks with ipinfo.io or...

Directories are basically SEO candy crush rn, all sparkle no punch. Try out BrightLocal for local citations that actually get some juice. ymmv but at least it's more than just listing spam.

yep learned this the hard way

ngl different angle: they can work better if you pick the right provider and rotate properly. One tip is to keep your IP pool fresh by switching proxies often, especially if you're scraping or doing mass actions. ymmv but static proxies can get blacklisted faster, so backconnects might save your...

Haha, SaaS refills got me feeling like a vending machine sometimes, just keep topping up. I swear by ProfitWell too, but ymmv if you're into custom dashboards. Anyone find a niche that's just too boring to ignore rn?

Been doing this 3 years rn and honestly most Black Friday VPN deals are meh, like 20-30% off max and they just rebrand last year's promos. Statistically, only about 10% of those deals actually beat normal monthly prices, ymmv. If you need a VPN rn, just buy it when you see a decent deal,

Been doing this 3 years and honestly, the OP mixed up "links" with "traffic", you gotta earn those juice passes not just spam forums and hope for the best.

honestly 80% of offers rn feel like cookie cutter stuff, not much room for real exclusives anymore. honestly it's probably just the industry shifting but yeah it feels like we're getting less and less from AMs who used to actually care. ymmv tho, maybe some brokers still got legit hookups but...

man honestly I think hitting them weekly is kinda risky, makes you seem too needy. Build rapport but don't overdo it or they'll ignore you. Also, early payments are nice but don't count on that happening all the time. Ymmv but I'd focus on quality traffic and not just chasing exclusives.

bruh, lol if you think amazon is dead rn, you're probably not paying attention. try building a niche email list, not just relying on traffic and cookies to make bank.

85% of geo-proxies mess with your data if you don't test them first. Always run a quick test on a sandbox before hooking up your main stuff.

just my 2 cents: rn it's all about blending in, making outreach look natural. I've seen folks start personalizing more, dropping the generic pitches, and honestly it kinda feels like we're all just trying to stay under the radar now. ymmv but yeah, the sneaky vibe is just smart play.

this right here.

One time I almost bought into a "success" story and they sent me a screenshot with a dedicated IP but the IP was shared with like 50 others lol. How do you actually verify if an IP is legit dedicated or just a marketing trick?

bruh, tried all three rn and honestly Surfshark was super laggy for me on some streaming sites, while Nord and Express stayed smooth. ymmv but I swear I almost switched to Nord just for the privacy features but then again speed matters too