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Atlas VPN actually did a decent job but most of these audits are just show for marketing, ymmv.

Appreciate the tips, guys. Yeah, I know speed tests are just a snapshot, I usually do multiple runs and check actual streaming and gaming too. UK servers do seem to take a hit, but if it's smooth for streaming and gaming, I'm happy. Will keep testing at different times tho.

So I just did a quick test on a VPN I've been eyeballing (privatevpn, by the way) and wanted to share my results. I used speedtest.net and tested from my location (US) to a couple of different servers. On my base internet (100 Mbps down, 10 up), I got 94 Mbps down and 9.5 up without VPN. With...

VPN for gaming - does it really lower ping or just mess with it. I think it can do both depending on your route, but most of the time it's just a gamble. Sometimes it's a win, sometimes a

always fix the root problem first, if you got spammy links popping up, disavow is just the bandaid. most peeps jump straight to disavow and ignore the actual backlink cleanup

Start with making sure your VPN's DNS leak protection is fully enabled, helps keep your business tools safe and clean. I once had issues with leaks and it blew my credibility, so now I triple check that setting. ymm

Last month i thought id give a free proxy a shot just to see if it worked for some quick testing. ended up with a slow connection, random disconnects and a weird popup. never again. free proxies are a gamble - more hassle than they're worth. ymmv but i stick with legit paid proxies now.

been doing this 2 years, and that "they have to make money somehow" line is such bs. free vpn = trade your data, period. if you want privacy, pay up or just stop using vpn.

definitely, sometimes a new angle or fresh tool can shake things up when you're stuck. Don't be afraid to experiment once your core is solid

3 out of 4 times, I get smoother streaming with the app but only if I'm sticking to one region. If I switch around a lot, the router setup actually holds better with less disconnects. ymmv tho.

Use speedtest.net with VPN enabled and switch servers around. I found it more reliable than some app-based tests, especially if you pick servers close to your target locations. ymmv but it's a

Appreciate the tips, guys. Voluum sounds like a no-brainer for split testing, I'll def look into it. Automation would've saved me some headaches last time lol. Keep the good hits coming.

Just ran a quick test last week on pop and redirect traffic for a niche I've been messing with. Usually, I avoid these kinda traffic sources because they're kinda shady and some say dead but man, I just pulled in 120 bucks in 3 days from a small campaign. Started with a $50 budget, ran some...

Just my 2 cents, pop/redirect still kicks around but it's not the same as 2-3 years ago. Still seeing about 15-20% of campaigns flopping due to adblockers, but the rest can still hit decent ROI if you adapt. ymmv, but it's definitely not dead, just more niche and tricky.

Just my 2 cents, I found HARO works way better with super niche, personalized pitches, not generic ones. Response rates might be low but the links are high quality, ymmv. I wouldn't call

Actually I think the skyscraper can still work if you stop chasing spam and focus on making stuff that earns backlinks naturally, not just blasting outreach. If your content is legit and targeted, even low authority sites can link if it's valuable enough. YMMV but the core still holds, just...

Different angle: maybe focus less on cheap labor and more on creating a tight onboarding process. If you set clear, step-by-step instructions and actually train them instead of just throwing tasks at them, you'll cut down on the copy-paste mess. Ymmv but that saved me when I was drowning in...

been testing this strategy for a bit now and I gotta say, it's still pulling decent links if you do it right. I set up a few scholarship pages, targeted some niche communities, and pushed out legit content around education grants and scholarships. The results? After 3 months, I managed to snag...

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just my 2 cents, HARO is all about timing and persistence. if you don't follow up or stay relevant, they'll ghost you, no matter how good your first reply was. ymmv but that's been my experience.