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Yeah I feel that. last month I started doing the same and honestly it felt slow at first but now the responses are coming in more regularly. still, you gotta wonder how long the good vibes last before it turns into a constant grind, right?

building your own proxy pool is cool if you need tight control and have the skills, but dont underestimate the ongoing maintenance. unless you got a solid plan and resources, it can become more headache than it's worth.

Man, you gotta pick your poison but if speed is king, go for mobile proxies with good geo targeting and keep your rotation tight, just don't forget to watch your fingerprinting.

Been messing around with VPNs for a while too, and honestly I think the answer depends on your setup and what you're prioritizing. I used to run VPN on my router with WireGuard and it was pretty smooth for streaming and torrenting, but I had to upgrade my router first. If you got a decent router...

ngl honestly, maybe some free VPNs are less evil than we think, but then again how much can you trust any of them not to log your stuff secretly?

Yeah, it still works if you know how to craft your pitches and build relationships. But don't expect miracles just by submitting a bunch of requests and hoping for the best. Quality over quantity, always.

Been doing this 1 year and honestly, you might wanna check your numbers. 15 backlinks from legit sites in 3 months? Sounds kinda.

Careful with lumping all Amazon stuff into the same basket. I actually still make decent cpa from them if I focus on niches where quick buys happen. Cookie time being short sucks but if your traffic is hot enough, it's still worth a shot.

bruh, yeah that's the chaos of proxies lol. prices all over cause some are legit and some are just hype or scams. don't fall for the cheap ones, especially if they're offering premium stuff at like 3 bucks. probably a trap or dead proxies. stick to the middle ground, test some and see what...

last month I was in Vietnam and my VPN was basically useless on some networks, had to switch between OpenVPN and IKEv2 just to keep things moving. VPN protocols are like that, gotta have options or get stuck in no man's land. Wireguard's fast but not always reliable everywhere, especially in...

honestly just my 2 cents, keeping a close eye on click-to-conversion time ratios can give you some clues. If conversions pop up way faster than they should or there's a weird spike in low-quality traffic, that's often a red flag. Always good to double-check your source data, not just what they...

Honestly I think most people overcomplicate HARO stuff. Just pitch the right journalists with a quick useful quote and don't spam. The tricky part is actually catching them quick enough before someone else snags the spot.

You ever notice how some links seem cheap but turn into a total ghost town? Like, are we even looking at the same metrics or just guessing? Prices can be low but quality?

Different angle: maybe it was easier 'cause the whole internet felt more like the wild west, less rules, less legit stuff clogging up the space. I remember pitching some infographic to a tiny blog and they actually responded quick, now I get ghosted even when I follow up twice. Nowadays...

Haha, man, you just gotta accept that proxies are like fine wine they get more complicated and expensive, or turn to vinegar if you don't watch 'em. Tip: invest in a good residential proxy provider that offers a decent rotation strategy, not just cheap IPs. Otherwise, you'll keep chasing ghosts...

I gotta disagree, I've found some VPNs that work just fine with Netflix and don't buffer at all, no matter the location. It's not always about server speed or proximity, sometimes it's about the VPN's ability to actually unblock Netflix reliably

Different angle: i've worked with all three and honestly, maxbounty is not always safer, just more established and less risky to get approved on if you're a noob. clickdealer can be more aggressive with offers but more volatile and perform[cb] is kinda the wild card - more niche stuff and...

Yep exactly, proxies alone won't cut it if they're all getting fingerprinted the same way, like 2k requests on a single site is kinda light if they're really tracking behavior patterns, not just IPs

careful with assuming your corporate VPN is safe just because it's run by the company you work for. Some of these VPNs log everything and sell data faster than a cheap car breaks down. According to some studies, up to 70% of corporate VPNs keep logs longer than they claim, so you're basically...

yo if you got the skills and patience, you might pull it off, but don't get it twisted - it's a massive time sink and fragile as hell. Most of us just grab proxies from legit providers and save ourselves the headache. Building from scratch? Yeah, maybe if you wanna fight constantly to keep it alive.