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If you're gonna go the agency route, make sure you're heavily vetting their link sources. Ask for a detailed backlink report, and don't just look at the DA/DR. Check the actual pages, see if they look legit or sus, and cross-reference with Ahrefs or SEMrush. I learned the hard way that even...

Yep exactly, there's a difference between reply rate and actual success. I've seen plenty of cold emails get ignored even with a 15-20% reply rate, but that doesn't mean the campaign is working. It's about what happens after the reply, not just getting them to open or reply.

Bruh, honestly if you think you can do CPA without traffic you're kidding yourself. Most legit offers want eyes, and those networks that say no traffic needed are usually sus or super limited. Focus on free traffic methods like social media or forums and keep your expectations in check. Easy...

yep learned this the hard way

bruh, if u want quick, u better have a hot niche or news hook. like, 60% of quick features come from being first to the punch or having a unique angle that hits a trending topic fast. timing is everything in digital PR.

Yeah, 90% of these crypto CPA offers are sus from the start. Always check reviews and payment proof before even thinking about promoting. Don't wanna end up ghosted or worse, with a big loss.

disagree, I think a lot of these networks hype up their targeting but most fall flat. If you really wanna see solid results, focus on building custom landing pages and A/B testing different angles, even with networks that seem sus. That's where the real wins are imo

Never understood the hype about free proxies, imo they're just a headache waiting to happen. I've seen enough get burned or caught because of shady free options, so I always go paid. Peace of mind is worth the few extra bucks.

been seeing the same, but imo Nutra offers are slowly fading out of mainstream interest. Not saying they're dead, but competition's tougher and margins thinner. If you got a solid hook and fresh traffic, maybe, but the window feels smaller now.

80% block rate still high, so try adding noise to your timezone drift and disable WebRTC leaks completely in your antidetect setup.

Do you actually get reliable results with free proxies for anything more than quick tests? I've found even for small volume stuff, they are just a pain in the ass with the timeout and blacklisting. If you're trying to scale or get decent uptime, cheap paid proxies are pretty much a must.

different angle: I used to swear by Nord until I realized my VPN was choking on a busy server, so I switched to a less popular one and bam, no more buffering on Netflix. you ever just pick a random server and hope for the best? has worked for me more than once.

Careful with writing it off just yet, broken link building still gets results if you nail your outreach and target the right sites. Data shows 70-80% of dead links are re-placed within 3-6 months if you follow up properly. If you're not seeing results, maybe focus on refining your prospecting...

ngl did someone say dial-up? lol. OP, you're kinda underselling some of these residential proxies. Seen plenty of legit ones that hit decent speeds and low latency, while some claim to be fast are just riding the hype train.

Been doing this 3 years and yep, mobile WireGuard can be flaky sometimes. I switched to NordVPN for a while and found their app more stable on the go, plus decent speeds. The trick is to test a few providers with good mobile reviews and see which works