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ok so careful with thinking it's just about asking nicely, I once cold emailed an AM and got nothing for months then outta nowhere he hit me up with an exclusive deal after I kept following up casually, so maybe persistence but also timing? smh

Careful with thinking all mobile proxies are crazy expensive now, I remember a guy I knew who got a decent deal by going direct with a smaller carrier. But those days seem long gone, huh? Always funny how some guys still find cheap options even in this market.

70% of the time, diversifying works if you actually put in the work to test different angles, not just switch networks. But like, how many people actually track and optimize properly? Seems like most just throw shit

honestly, I think you're looking at this all wrong, not every network is a scam just because you had bad luck with some offers, sometimes it's about finding the right niches and being patient with the pay schedules.

just my 2 cents: from what I seen, it's pretty hit or miss, like 5-10% ROI if you're lucky, but that's only if you know the right niches and geo. smh, it's like trying to find a needle in a haystack now. anyone got real data or just guesses?

So, do you guys think the latency of the proxy API itself affects speed test results more than the actual proxy quality? Or is it more about how the proxy list is maintained? Smh, feels like

Careful with switching servers too fast tho, I swear I once was in a good Tokyo server then bam, got blocked the next day, no warning. Do they just watch us flipping around or is it some kinda random patrol? smh

just my 2 cents, but honestly, spammy methods like comment spam or forum posts? smh, they're way too risky now. sure, some low barrier offers can still be decent, but ya gotta be smarter about it. imo, the game's evolved and old tricks just get you banned faster.

oh man, totally smh. it's like the audience hits a wall and just stops converting even if the traffic is still coming. then what?

Did you see that most SaaS CPA deals average around 2-4 dollars per sign-up? Smh, that's pretty much peanuts when you think about how much effort it takes to actually get those signups. Imo, unless you're highkey pumping volume, it's not really worth the hassle. Who's actually making solid ROI...

ok so honestly, I think some of this paranoia is overblown. Less than 5% of networks are actually shavers or cheat, but the noise makes it seem worse. Most legit networks have clear policies and audits, so do your homework instead

Honestly I think speed is way overrated in ecom link building. I tried to push for quick wins too, thinking google would just eat it up but nope, got slapped hard. How many of y'all have seen legit niche blogs or reviews bring in better, more sustainable traffic long term? I lowkey think slow...

Different angle: maybe your backlinks aren't sticking cause the sites you target are weak or spammy, not cause you're doing it wrong. Quality still wins, imo but if you want fast, maybe you gotta accept some risk. Black hat might get you quick wins but then what? Smh, better to find a legit way...

i mean, ngl, that's the truth with most of these agencies. u ever see the real sources? half the time they just buy trash links.

just my 2 cents: using HARO or Connectively isn't magic, imo. the real question is how you stand out in your pitches, not the platform. does it still work?

man last month I tried Seize Pro for proxies and honestly it's the only thing that's been consistent for me lately. Their residentials aren't cheap but they rarely fail, and the support is solid. Maybe worth giving a shot if you're tired of wasting cash.

man bruh, ever tried doing guest posts on those smaller niche blogs first? seems like a lowkey way to build legit relationships and get featured without the cold pitch grind. think it could boost your legit chances longterm?

Remember when I first started doing direct deals, it was just about finding the right merchant, negotiating a bit, and boom, done. Now I gotta juggle pixels, cookies, and compliance just to keep the same ROI. Smh, feels like a totally different game.

Actually, quick tip - always get everything in writing and demand a clear payment schedule upfront. Trust me, if they're dodging now, chances are they were shady from the start. And yeah, I've seen networks vanish overnight, so I'd be cautious about throwing more traffic there. Sometimes better...

Lol, I get it but I think sometimes ppl get too freaked out about disavows. yeah, they can tank if you go ham but most of the time, if u know what ur doing, it's a useful cleanup tool. smh, some dudes just panic over it.