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can confirm.

spot on. i always test with different protocols too, like openvpn vs wireguard, cuz they can vary a lot. sometimes wireguard gives a huge boost, but not always, so it's good to compare. also, testing from a wired connection vs wifi makes a difference. smh, never trust one test alone.

tbh spot on. I'd add that even if a VPN works today, it might not tomorrow, so always keep backups and test regularly. never rely 100% on one VPN for Netflix.

lol yeah follow-ups are everything, I had a buddy who missed out on a big one cuz he never hit resend. just a quick nudge can turn dead leads into gold, trust me. never underestimate the power of a second email!

bruh same

disagree - my Pi 4 hits about 100 Mbps with optimized cipher settings, so your 30 Mbps sounds like there's room for tweaks. maybe your network or VPN config is holding it back?

i gotta disagree on disavowing only bad links sometimes. in my experience, if you got a lot of spammy PBNs, disavowing parts of them can still leave some bad signals floating around and hurt your rankings long term. sometimes better just to disavow the whole batch and start fresh, especially if...

quick thought: I ran similar tests last year and found wireguard just crushed openvpn in speed but openvpn still better for some configs. IKEv2 felt solid on stability but was kinda meh on raw speed. all depends what you need more, speed or security.

man yeah same here, i once thought SOI was my fast lane but then the delays hit hard, like network holding the funds hostage lol. fwiw, i use an autoresponder tool like getresponse to track and verify leads faster, helps cut down on the fake clicks and fake leads. might be worth checking out if...

different angle: while some say no traffic needed, dont forget about brand awareness, even with low traffic offers. building some initial trust can make your conversions way easier later on. so maybe try small social experiments even if its just to get your name out there.

i think free proxies are the worst. had a buddy waste a day on one that just kept disconnecting and stealing info. paid proxies can be sketchy too but at least you kinda know what you're getting. no freebie is ever really safe

yeah, those were the days. BeMob really had that OG feel, quick and simple, no fancy bells and whistles. now it's just a ghost of its past, lol. gotta admit, I miss those straightforward setups, sometimes simple's better. funny how quick things change in this biz, huh? remember when everyone...

careful with overusing infographics for backlinks, they can look spammy fast and hurt your ux more than help if not done right.

i disagree, recurring commissions can be gold if you pick the right programs. sure, it feels slow sometimes but steady income beats one-offs. gotta focus on high-quality SaaS with good retention

if you ask me, always check the privacy policy and history more than just jurisdiction. some VPNs in "safe" places still log stuff or get caught up in legal messes. speed is nice but trusting the provider's track record is smarter long term. just my 2 cents.

so you ever tried rotating residential proxies on a delay? like switching IPs every few minutes while doing your scrape? sometimes a quick IP change can save u from getting flagged if you stay under the radar

last month i was right there with you, trying to get my vpn setup to actually unblock stuff without turning into a full time job. switching regions on the router was a nightmare, so i just gave up and went with the app for most of my devices. once i stopped fighting the setup and just used the...

use skys for at least 3-4 weeks, I saw stability in conversions after that. retargeting 30-60 days old traffic still pulls around 2x ROAS for me. just keep testing different

did you notice how many campaigns tank after just 2 weeks of increased spend? like, over 70% of folks keep doing that without changing creatives or targeting and wonder why ROI drops. sometimes a small bump helps but only if you tweak the actual ad stuff, not just pour more cash.

do you think some networks are just better at hiding their delays than others? or is it pretty much the same across the board?