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yeah NAT can be a pain with wireguard, especially double NAT setups. I found that setting keepalive helps keep the connection alive in tricky NAT environments but it's not a magic fix. ymmv depending on your ISP and network setup.

Different angle: I once heard a guy in a super competitive niche say he just bought expired domains with decent backlinks, slapped some niche edits on em and boom, quick boost. Not saying it's the only way but sometimes shaking things up with cheap, quick wins can give ya a leg up when...

Honestly, sometimes broken link building is just about luck and timing. If your outreach sucks or you're not targeting sites that actually care, you'll get nowhere. Keep testing different angles and don't get stuck on the same sites, ymmv.

bruh, router VPN is the move if u got a bunch of devices and wanna keep it simple. just make sure ur router can handle the VPN protocol u want (WireGuard or OpenVPN). once set up, no more hassle switching on each device, and u get more consistent speeds for streaming too.

Last month I got offered a pretty exclusive deal after hitting a network hard for weeks, no special calls or anything. Do you think maybe we're all just not pushing enough or maybe AMs are less in control than we think?

Yeah I get that, but I've seen too many guys get burned when a hot CPA offer tanks overnight, and suddenly all that hype is gone. I had a buddy chase a hot CPA deal for weeks, then network flipped and he got zero rev. It's a gamble, and sometimes the safer long haul feels better to me

yo haha, I swear sometimes VPNs just wanna drain ur battery for fun. Been using wireguard on mobile too, and honestly it's not bad if ur configs are chill. YMMV tho, some setups might hit diff.

careful with the assumption that router VPN is always more stable. about 60% of ppl report slowdowns or drops with router VPNs, especially if your router isn't top-tier. ever tested how much latency increases with router VPN vs app? ymmv, but those numbers can matter a lot for streaming or gaming.

different angle: maybe your landing pages are too simple or not matching the traffic source? sometimes tweaking the message or adding a little more info can boost CTRs. ever tried split testing not just creatives but also your landing page copy? ymmv but it might help.

Nah, I gotta disagree a bit. Easy profits? Those days are long gone, if they ever really existed.

bruh, I've been doing amazon aff for like 10 years and honestly, unless u got some crazy niche or scale, making decent rev is a grind. had months where I barely broke even. ymmv but steady cpms are rare nowadays.

Been doing this 3 years and I've never been audited, but I know plenty who have, and honestly I think most folks freak out over nothing.

Just my 2 cents, prob a combo of both. IPs get flagged if they're on blacklists or if the pool isn't cleaned regularly. Keeping a fresh, large pool (like 50k+ IPs) and

Disavow is kinda like a last resort, not a first move. you gotta identify if those links are actually hurting or just look bad. sometimes, a clean-up of your backlink profile is enough without hitting disavow, ymmv. better to analyze first, then decide.

ngl honestly, last Xmas I threw in a surprise bonus gift for every order and saw conversions skyrocket. Sometimes little unexpected touches make all the difference