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Honestly I think metrics can be misleading sometimes. CR, CTR, EPC are good but if you don't look at the actual conversions or sales you might be chasing numbers that look good but don't actually bring money. Just my two cents.

in my experience which is not much but still, dr da is just a rough guide at best. yeah it can give you a quick sense of a site but relevancy and actual link juice matter more. I tried to chase those scores in the past and it didn't get me anywhere but wasting time. links on sites with high dr...

I tried that and honestly I don't think any of those methods are perfect. Wire is slow but reliable, PayPal and Payoneer can get flagged or frozen sometimes, crypto is a wild card depending on the coin and exchange. I haven't found a single one that I can fully trust all the time. I think the...

Honestly, I think a lot of these networks are just gambling in the dark. MaxBounty might be reliable for payout but CVR can still be a crapshoot depending on your offer and traffic. ClickDealer? I tried it myself and it was a mess. The low CVR and flaky support didn't justify even testing it...

Honestly I think those old offers are dead. Been around long enough to see the fraud and cheaters ruin it for everyone. The traffic is basically trash now and the ROI just isn't there anymore. If you're sticking to that, you're just throwing money into a fire. Better to niche down and find legit...

I tried that and speed tests mean nothing if your niche or keywords are dead. I spent days chasing proxy speed and still had no traffic. The real grind is keyword research and niche down hard.

But what if the real issue isn't just about pushing back but about how many of us actually understand the terms and what we really have? Like are we just accepting late payments because we don't know how to enforce contracts or because we think we can't afford to walk away? If we don't challenge...

Honestly datacenter proxies are kinda risky if you care about getting scraped or flagged. Cheap ones usually get detected pretty quick especially if you use them a lot. Better to look for residential or at least rotate fast if you wanna stay under the radar.

honestly, do you really think relying on a kill switch for anything more than a warning is smart? I mean if it didn't trigger during a test how many times does that mean it might fail in real life? I built a setup with a hard wired firewall rule blocking all traffic if VPN drops, no soft...

But isn't the real question if either method actually works in the first place for a new site with low DA and no backlinks? I tried both and still got nothing in SERP. How much does setup really matter if the niche is too competitive or your site is still too weak?

Honestly I tried all those old VPNs in China and it was just a mess. Most of them would work for a week then stop. The truth is once they start cracking down you need to keep your setup simple, pick one that's proven and just keep backups ready.

I tried that exact thing with my garage site. Maybe I'm wrong but it didn't work. Got a bunch of outreach done and some links but they didn't last long and Google didn't seem to care. It just doesn't work like that for new sites, at least not for me.

Honestly I think it depends. The reality is nutra offers have been overplayed for a while now and the CTRs and ROAS are pretty rough most of the time. I tried to chase them, really did, but the niches are crowded and the competition is stiff. The problem is the market's saturated, and people are...

yep exactly, use ahrefs disavow tool, super clean interface, easy to upload your list and see what links are problematic before disavowing

just my 2 cents, SaaS recurring commissions can be a pain but also gold if u pick the right programs. most pay good upfront but churn kills long term unless u negotiate or find stable deals. always ask about churn and upfront payouts

bruh, probs check out proxymonkey.io, they got legit proxies that avoid traps. stay safe, bro

3 outta 5 link swaps I did last year were dead ends too. I went all in on outreach after that, way cleaner. cf, sometimes ya gotta cut the middleman.

bruh, u sure about that? last I checked, wireguard is pretty much UDP only. maybe some configs can do TCP but imo it's not really built for that. better double check before u rely on that fallback

just my 2 cents: totally agree, trust but verify. those built-in kill switches can be flaky, gotta test regularly.

man like 80% of the time now it's just same old promos, no real gems. used to actually get rare stuff, now it's all tiered and ghosting. feels like brokers just tryna play safe, not hook us up like before.