Search results

Focus on diversifying your offers and traffic sources, that way one flop doesn't ruin your whole month. Lmao, this game is a constant game of whack-a-mole.

There's no secret sauce here, most of these "hot" deals are just rehashes or recycled proxies. If it sounds too good to be true, it probably is. Do a small test run first, then decide if it's worth the risk

Spot on with the region thing. I lost a good chunk on some offers because I ignored how regional traffic responds differently. Always gotta keep a close eye on the metrics and be ready to cut losers fast. smh, gambling CPA can be a minefield.

Been doing this 3 years now and I get it, proxies feel like a roll of the dice. I tried big names, paid good money, and still got burned more times than I can count. ended up doing small tests first, then scaling up if they hold up. ngl, it's all about trial and error. smh.

Disagree here, I think renting authority can still have a place if you're selective and not overdoing it. I've seen some folks get decent long term gains by mixing PBNs with other tactics, not relying solely on quick wins. It's not dead, just gotta be smarter about it. Nothing lasts forever but...

Disagree, I ran Mullvad for a couple of months and the speeds were pretty meh for me, especially during peak times. Streaming buffer hell sometimes and torrents just dragged on. I get the privacy thing but if the speeds aint reliable, what's the point? Lmao.

40% of link building is just luck, but saying "random thing worked" sounds like a fluke to me. from my experience, there's no substitute for a strategy, even if it's simple. pure randomness won't keep you afloat long-term. stay consistent and smart. catch you.

Different angle: while scams are common, sometimes the real issue is not trusting your own instincts. if something feels off or too good to be true, it prob is. better to walk away than chase payouts that might