owning a product is def not easier, more like a long haul. 2) affiliate marketing is quick cash but owning? more headaches, more reward. 3) both got ups and downs, just depends if u wanna hustle or chill
lol, Slack and Discord quick hits can be sus, ngl. if they ain't active or if u just drop links, probably gets shadowbanned fast. best to build real trust first, then maybe it sticks. otherwise just waste of time, trust me.
yo nah extensions only route browser traffic, so apps on smart TV or gaming devices are probs not protected. full VPNs are better for that kinda stuff, especially if u wanna unblock or keep privacy on all devices.
disagree, I used a few from that provider and they worked fine for me, but I always run a quick test before serious stuff. don't just trust reviews, do ur own trial runs too. reliability is king in this game.
yo, u sure u not mixin traffic sources? sometimes spikes happen, but if u see consistent fake clicks and delays, yeah, sumthin sus. check click quality, use fraud detection tools and trust ur data more than hype
just my 2 cents: u think maybe adding some niche-specific social signals like comments or shares before pushing links might help? or even some quick social media mentions to legitimize the pages a bit more? might be worth a shot before throwing in the towel.
been doing this 3 years, and vetting is a must but even then some shady stuff sneaks thru. like 62% of my burnouts came from networks with legit-sounding payouts but shady behind the scenes. u gotta keep all emails, screen shots, and get everything in writing. trust no one 100%.
yo, you think long term is tough? ive been crushing a few insurance offers, but yeah, gotta be picky with leads and stay legit, otherwise you just burn cash.