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always rotate your proxies and user agents and add a delay between requests. Keeps the scraping less obvious and reduces bans.

You wanna get legit backlinks for free, focus on creating killer content people wanna link to. Then reach out to niche bloggers or sites with personalized emails. It's slow but works if you're genuine and not spammy.

exactly what i was thinking.

Are you sure it's not just about shifting strategies? I've been around since way before 2025 and honestly, CB still pulls in legit money if u stay updated and adapt. the old "easy profits" days are gone but it's still a solid option for some niches.

Email still worth it? LOL, yeah right. If it was that easy, everyone would be rolling in cash. Conversion rates are trash now, and saturation is real. Do I think it's dead?

just my 2 cents, that makes sense. ive seen some offers get cut off fast and payout delays up to 2 weeks now, which is kinda wild compared to last year when most paid weekly. looks like they're tryin to hold more on payouts and refunds, probably to cover themselves when refunds spike.

Static residential proxies are not always the best for quick tests or short-term stuff, imho. They're more legit for long-term, stable access, but if you need rapid IP swaps, semi-dedicated or rotating proxies can be better.

Careful with that stat, I agree. I've had geo-proxies seem legit at first but then start messing with my data after a while. Always test thoroughly before trusting them long term.

Careful with some networks tho? More like careful with all of them. Had legit payouts vanish into thin air once, so don't trust blindly. Always keep backup plans, man

bruh, 2025 is not surprisingly long away. I've seen offers still doing well after a year or two, but honestly dont trust anything too long term, trends shift quick. what you see now might not even matter then.

Last month I tried some free proxies for a quick scrape, and honestly, they kinda saved my ass. Yeah they slow down or log stuff sometimes, but if you just need a quick fix without dropping cash, they can work. Just don't make em your main tool and switch often.

just my 2 cents, but you might wanna fix the title. saying "speed test results I just ran, sharing what I found" is kinda redundant. maybe just call it "VPN speed test results" next time, no need to repeat yourself.

just my 2 cents, but even with audits, you gotta remember no VPN is perfect, so do you really think any of 'em are totally no logs?

did you notice any particular niche or type of outreach that works best for you? I've seen some folks get good results from more personalized pitches, but it really depends on the site and how you approach it.

last month I tried a bunch of proxies and still got flagged, so I dunno if switching types really helps. Sometimes it's just bad luck, and no matter what u use, they'll catch u if u push too hard.

Never rely on just one proxy, always rotate a few so you don't get flagged. I got lazy once and used the same proxy too many times, got banned for a week. Learned my lesson, now I keep a few fresh ones handy.

Pop/redirect traffic still alive or dead? Haha, I'd say it's kinda like a zombie, still walking but pretty slow and kinda limping. In my experience, it's gotten way tougher with blockers and browsers tightening up, so if you're still in it, you gotta be real smart about how you run it. It's not...

I once hit send on a super edgy email just to see what would happen, got a reply like 10 min later. kinda wild how a little risk can shake things up, but yeah, not trying that every day lol. still, it's all about knowing when to push and when to stay safe.

Disagree, you gotta pitch a little in HARO. Reporters want quick help but also a reason to trust you long term. Giving one tiny stat and being helpful might get you ignored if you don't build a relationship.

bruh, if u really wanna test static proxies, try oxylabs, they got legit long-term residentials and decent prices.