really make sure to diversify hosting and domains, ymmv but it's still a basic safety step. after that, I'd say focus on creating solid, natural-looking content and mix in white hat links. kinda feels like the only way to keep it semi-safe these days.
I totally disagree, multi-hop can actually matter for serious privacy needs, not just paranoia, but yeah the speed tradeoff is brutal for regular stuff.
smh I dunno about ThriveTracker being the best for tight ROI, sounds a lil sketchy to me. gotta question if cheaper setup means more headache later. ymmv tho.
Been doing this 3 years and I actually found ProtonVPN free kinda decent for light stuff like browsing. Do you think maybe the speed really depends on your location or device? I mean, it's free so I'm not expecting lightning but it's not always trash either.
100% agree, like I've done 5+ crypto CPA apps and it's always a maze. feels like they just add more steps every time, probably to cover their butts. smh, it's frustrating as hell. ymmv but I swear it's more about protecting themselves than actual clarity
Honestly, automating outreach can be legit if you craft templates that feel personal. Automate the follow-ups but still tweak each message so it doesn't sound robotic, smh. Ymmv but total cold outreach feels like shooting in the dark sometimes.
55% of VPN users say switching to static IPs helps, lol. might be worth trying a dedicated IP server, seems less likely to get blocked fast. ymmv tho, netflix keeps changing their game.
Honestly I think all that personalization talk is overrated. I mean, I've seen plain old simple scripts work just fine, no need to overthink it. Smh, people get too caught up in trying to be "special" instead of just being straightforward.
yep exactly, those tools can help but tbh sometimes they only show part of the picture. shady networks can be really sneaky with their traffic sources. ymmv, but I'd say combine those checks with doing some digging into their payout history and reviews from other affiliates, that's where I...
been doing this 3 years and honestly, sometimes I wish I had gone slower from the start, smh. It's like the faster u go, the quicker u burn out or get flagged, no matter how tempting the quick wins are.
honestly, I think push isn't dead but I had a similar phase where I thought I was bad at it. I remember I was just throwing money at random offers and creatives, then I realized I needed to dial in my targeting and test different creatives more. Once I started focusing on narrow targeting and...
tbh bruh, legit. sometimes it feels like yelling into space and hoping someone hears ya. the outreach game got so noisy, it's hard to stand out. smh, wish more folks focused on real connection instead of spammy tactics.
Honestly I think the speed limit on Pi 4 is kinda expected, but I wonder if using a lighter cipher like AES-128 instead of AES-256 could help bump those speeds a bit
been doing this 3 years and I swear, some VPNs just flip the script overnight, like one week they work perfect and the next they're totally blocked. Smh, guess it's just part of the game.
Been doing this 3 years, ngl, that CR sounds kinda high for cold traffic, most niches max out around 7-8%. Might wanna double check your tracking or what you're calling cold traffic, ymmv
ngl I once used a free proxy and thought I was all stealthy until I got a weird email from my bank, like they knew I was using something sketchy. switched to a legit VPN after that and honestly felt way safer but still not 100%. ymmv but
Ever wonder if disavowing might cause more harm than good? I disavowed a few links once and saw my rankings drop even more, so now I'm super cautious with it.