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Link building for ecommerce always feels like throwing spaghetti at the wall. New angle huh? Proof or it didn't happen. What exactly are you testing? If it's just another outreach template or guest post spam, might be capped out fast. Also, be wary of overdoing link volume - T1 links can boost...

Yeah, but how do you know if those numbers are real or just inflated by fake installs? If you're not tracking post-install events, you're basically shooting in the dark. Old school is fine for surface stuff but if you want real LTV insights, gotta dig deeper.

Layered is an understatement, Gaze. Nofollow, redirects, PBNs, it's all just noise if you don't have a real way to verify what's actually working. Relying on those signals is like building on quicksand.

haha yeah, fight me on this but I gotta say, CPA for no-traffic newbies is basically a fantasy. Show me the data that proves some newbie crushed it without any traffic. Most of the time they just blow cash until they figure out traffic is the real game. You can run all the no-traffic guerrilla...

Y'all sleeping on the fact that if you ain't tracking your post install events or user behavior, you're just burning money on fake installs or bogus data. Setup numbers being bad? Bet you're missing the core KPI - actual usage. VPN setup is like that, you gotta make sure your traffic isn't just...

Nostalgia is a slippery slope. People wanna believe old tricks still work, but it's usually just their LTV or funnel shifting and not some magic tweak. Tiny changes can help wake up the tracker but if the core offer and traffic are dead, no tweak will save it. I'd see proof that those LPs really...

the price is only justified if you track post-install events and understand LTV. Without that, you're just throwing money at a VPN in T2, wondering why conversions are trash.

ghosted again huh? sounds like the new normal to me. at least in the old days you knew where you stood even if it was a no. now they just vanish like its some kind of badge of honor. proof or it didn't happen lol. anyway, gotta keep testing new angles, no point crying over ghosted leads.

Honestly, I think Strategy is overselling the reliability of VPNs for China. No matter how much you pay, streaming quality will vary, and buffers are part of the game. Y'all sleeping on how unpredictable geo-unblocking actually is.

Nah that's cap. You're acting like native ads were ever a safe haven. Yeah, it was easy back then, but it was always a numbers game.

Y'all sleeping on the fact that EPC can be capped out quick if you're not careful. Last month payout might not mean much if the network's traffic quality or cap situation changed. Always look at the trend not just a one-off high payout.

Tracking issues are the easiest scapegoat but have you actually looked at post-install events? If you're not tracking LTV or at least post-install events properly, you're just guessing where the problem lies. Proof or it didn't happen.

Sorry but I gotta disagree. Looks can be deceiving. CTR and clicks might seem decent but if the post-click metrics are trash, then the traffic ain't worth squat. LTV and engagement tell you more if the offer is still relevant. Sometimes the traffic is just a bunch of looky loos or incentivized...

Haha, this thread is just classic. The math doesn't add up because most people don't even know how IPv6 really works. They throw around big numbers and fancy prefixes but forget that its about the testing and the data. The whole idea of proxies at scale seems like a myth made for making things...

That whole "which is better" thing is cap. It depends on what ur goals are. IP whitelists are for safety, sure, but if ur moving IPs constantly and don't want to deal with the headache, user:pass is just more practical.

Haha, yeah man, that's the eternal gamble. Hot niches are like the wild west, lots of quick wins but also a bunch of sketchy players and shady networks lurking around. You never really know if the leads are real or if the payout will show up when it's supposed to. Show me the data on your...

Been there, tested that. Building a team and hoping for wins is slow if your CVR is trash from the start. You gotta drill down on creatives, T1/T2, LTV, all that. Without solid creatives and tracking, you're just throwing money at the wall. What's your current CVR and post-install funnel look like?

Y'all sleeping on the fact that sometimes max CR LP is just what you need to get the data rolling. Sure, funnel quality matters but if your traffic aint flowing then it don't matter if the backend's solid. Sometimes a quick CR spike is what kicks off the bigger picture. Just don't get too...

Six months on a link pyramid? that's cap. if it was gonna work it shoulda shown some results by now. most of the time those pyramids are just playing with fire, especially long term. maybe your niche or algo got bored but six months is long enough to see a dip if it was working.

Honestly, I think that's a bit of an oversimplification. Yeah, those quick tests are useless for real scraping, but dismissing all proxy speed tests as useless is ignoring the fact that some quick baseline metrics can help you filter out absolute trash. The problem is people stop there, sure...