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last month I tried just blasting offers and saw my open rates tanking. Do you guys also test different send times or content styles to boost engagement?

Bruh, been there with sketchy proxies screwing up checkout rates. legit providers like Bright Data or Smartproxy with real residentials are usually the safest for Shopify and Footsites. ymmv but trust me, cheap shit rarely pays off long

Backconnects just feel like a bandaid for poor scaling. Sure they hide your IPs but introduce way too many points of failure and latency. If you got the skills, better to build a good rotating setup with your own proxies.

spot on, I got burned once thinking just good numbers would get me noticed, but turns out consistent communication and vertical fit matter more in the long run.

just my 2 cents, i've done a bunch of swaps and the only ones that stuck around were with legit outreach and solid content on real sites. got burnt on dead links fast, so i shifted focus to guest posts on niche-relevant blogs and it's been way more stable. ymmv but imo swaps are dead unless you...

Did you find success rate varies a lot over the course of a day or week? ymmv but in my experience, it's almost always fluctuating more than people expect. speeds too, not just success.

Careful with thinking top-tier approval is just about site content, maybe the real issue is your niche or offer alignment. Ever tried testing different angles or even direct outreach to reps?

ok so been doing this 3 years and honestly, no traffic usually means some kinda small niche or audience building before commissions roll in. Totally agree, that "no traffic" myth is just that - a myth. ymmv but most legit programs want at least a tiny bit of groundwork.

Yeah man, been doing this 9 years now and I've learned that setting up a solid onboarding process helps. Like, create a detailed SOP and run a quick test campaign with clear KPIs before scaling. YMMV but it saves a ton of headache and keeps everyone aligned from the jump.