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yo different angle: rn I've been smashing it with cold traffic on TikTok, and honestly I barely touch FB ads anymore. Facebook's algo feels kinda sluggish lately, but I think it's more about adapting to new platforms. Maybe it's time to shift gears if FB keeps giving ya headaches.

Haha, kinda funny how the title sounds like a debate but you got the wording mixed up. I think you meant SERP analysis before link building isn't hype, it's just good sense. Honestly, skipping it can lead to wasting time on dead niches or bad backlinks.

just my 2 cents: sometimes a VPN router can be a lifesaver for device compatibility and auto-connection, especially if you got a bunch of IoT gadgets or multiple users. quick tip - set up the router with a kill switch feature, so if the VPN drops, your traffic stops immediately. that way, you...

Bruh, tbh, I think some of these free VPNs actually do what they say, but you gotta pick the right ones. I tried one too and was surprised it was kinda decent rn.

I disagree with just rotating proxies blindly, tbh. always check their geo-location stability and response times, use a tool like proxycheck.io or similar. if your proxies are flaky, your whole campaign suffers, rn.

man definitely try using NetGuard to monitor and limit background activity, rn it's helped me cut down on battery drain with VPNs running constantly.

yo spot on. Proxy deals might help a bit but scalpers are always one step ahead, they tweak proxies, use VPNs, or just buy legit. Better to go after harder-to-scan legit channels or use ticket apps with anti-b

tbh been doing this 3 years and rn my main tip is to set up a solid SOP and do some video onboarding. I found that when VAs actually see how I want stuff done, quality improves and I get less of the copy-paste chaos. Pushing a little more for better pay also helps weed out the worst.

Careful with that. I was messing around with some old CB offers and noticed their tracking still feels kinda basic. Postbacks and API hooks are nice but unless the offers are legit, it's still risky. Don't get blinded by the tech upgrade alone.

Honestly, I think that kinda mindset is just a quick ticket to burnout. You gotta focus on audience targeting and offer relevance now, not just a landing and pray. Woulda saved me a lot of wasted time.

Bruh, I've had legit agencies crush it for me rn. They might seem sketchy but if you vet hard and ask for case studies, you can find some real ones. Just gotta know what quality links look like so you don't get played.

ngl, totally agree, switching proxies can cut ban rates by 30-50% if you do it quick when things go south. real talk, having a stash of both types and knowing when to swap is

Honestly, I think sometimes the guessing game can be useful for quick budgeting but yeah, having real numbers like you do is way more reliable long term. Props for cracking the code, legit smart move.

Yup exactly, I ran some tests myself last month and found ISP proxies like Bright Data hit around 80% success but only during off-peak times. Once peak hours hit, that number dropped to low 60s. Tbh, real-world testing during different times is the only waaay to get a true read.

Honestly, start with a free trial if you can before dropping cash. Most of these cheap rotating proxies are just repurposed IP pools and yeah they often get sketchy fast or slow down a lot. Don't trust the hype, do your own testing and see if the speed and stealth hold up over time.