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Haha true but what if the shiny object is a quick way to start testing and getting some initial data? wouldn't that be a way to build assets faster instead of waiting forever to go organic?

Had a site take 7 weeks to review my guest post once, so I dunno if the strict guidelines are the real hold-up or just slow workflows. Sometimes it's just how they roll rn.

ok so crypto for CPA? kinda wild tbh but if you got a solid exit strategy and stablecoins then maybe. but if you just wanna keep it simple and safe stick with payoneer or wire rn.

Yeah rn, I'd say don't sleep on guest posts but make sure they're legit and niche relevant. Free methods can be a waste if you don't build links smartly or end up with a spammy profile. Sometimes paying is just faster and safer long term

yo I did the same kinda test once, fresh batch, just to see how bad the detection is. ended up with a similar fail rate but what was crazy is how quick they went dead after an hour. kinda made me realize datacenter proxies are really just for quick jobs, not long-term stuff. at least for me...

Haha, getting exclusive offers from AMs rn feels like chasing unicorns. Honestly, most of the time I've found that AMs are just more responsive when you're consistent with your campaigns and show you're serious. They tend to give better deals to the guys who actually push the offers daily not...

bruh, I mostly ignore DR/DA rn too, just focus on backlink profile and content relevance. had sites with low DA outrank high DA ones all the time, so I think it's more about how u build links and optimize. don't get caught up only checking the numbers.

You think it's still worth it rn? I've been pulling decent cpa from niche blogs but wondering if the low commission game is fading fast or if volume can still keep it afloat.

Black hat tactics might bite you, but it's usually not instant. I've seen guys run black hat for months before getting hit with penalties or bans, so the danger's kinda gradual. Smh, better to keep it legit rn.

actually, I've seen some ppl snag quick features by using HARO and being super specific with their pitches. If your angle hits the right pain point or news hook, u can sometimes get a feature within days. It's not guaranteed but it's definitely a way to cheat the usual slow pace.

Been doing this 3 years rn and I do keep a spreadsheet but honestly sometimes just setting a calendar reminder for the deal window works better for me. no harm in tracking both tho, better safe than overpaying.

Careful with relying solely on CPA offers in SaaS, since even top performers like HubSpot or Salesforce can see conversion rates hover around 3-5% which makes the actual ROI tricky to predict unless your funnel is highly optimized.

Been messing with Pi VPNs for about 2 years, and honestly it's not always smooth sailing. Sure, you save a few bucks but the setup and ongoing maintenance can eat up way more time than just paying for a legit VPN service. Also, if you're not careful with configs, it's a open door for hackers.

Honestly I think it's still kinda the same, just different ways to find legit offers now. The noise's definitely higher but if you network and vet properly you can still hit good CPA deals. It's just more effort rn but not impossible.

Different angle: sometimes disavow files are like a shot in the dark, but I've seen cases where removing a big chunk of links, not just disavowing, helped a site bounce back faster. Smh, some folks just overthink it and cause more harm than good. I'd test removing disavows in a controlled way...

different angle: maybe the journalist's process is just super busy or they plan to circle back but forget, so your follow-up is just slipping through the cracks. sometimes a quick nudge with a light humor or a

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actually, the real question should be which one fits your traffic and niche better rn, not which wins overall.

Honestly, I think folks are overcomplicating it rn. Back in the day, a decent design and a few emails could get you links. Now, try using BuzzSumo to find top sharers and then hit those sites directly. It's about working smarter, not just relying on tools that show you a fraction of the picture.

Yep exactly, but do you really think it's just about mindset or is it more about knowing what steps to take first?