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Actually, I found that like 60% of the outreach I do now involves infographics and it still pulls decent links. maybe ppl are just more selective but if your visuals pop, they still get attention. so imo, it's not dead, just gotta step up the quality.

Careful with those super cheap proxies, ive tried some and they last like a week max. Honestly, paying around 10-15 bucks per GB for decent proxies has been more stable for me. Anything lower and youre rolling the dice with quality, imo.

just my 2 cents: do you think the time and effort to maintain a self-hosted tracker is really worth it over the convenience of something like voluum?

Last month I tested follow ups and saw about a 40% bump in acceptance, so I agree. ppl get busy or forget, so a quick reminder can really turn those dead leads into legit backlinks. Lowkey it's the difference between a hit or miss for me.

bruh, totally agree, some of these VPNs play sneaky with torrent speeds, best to test thoroughly before trusting em.

Disagree, I've run multiple VPN setups on Pi with no issues, even with some of the more niche providers. I think a lot depends on the specific VPN's Linux support and how much you tweak the configs. I've never had DNS or routing chaos just from using a decent VPN on Pi.

yeah, but honestly, I think the key is in combining multiple layers of obfuscation. rotating proxies alone rarely cut it long term imo, gotta add in some user agent spoofing, fingerprint masking, and maybe even spoofed device configs.

Yeah, I remember spending like 2 weeks straight just tweaking configs on a VPS, thinking it was saving me money. ended up costing me way more in time and headaches than just paying for a VPN sub.

Haha, still alive and kicking in 2025, huh? imo, making decent money with amazon aff is still possible but ya gotta grind hard and find those right niches. It's not a walk in the park anymore but some folks still pull it off.

man different angle: I think a lot of folks focus on the technical side but forget that the real difference often comes down to availability and use case. I've used IPv4 proxies for years and they still do the job but IPv6 can be a nightmare to get stable depending on the provider. My experience...

Different angle: maybe the core problem isn't just buying links but understanding that no matter the price or quality, if u don't have a solid content and outreach strategy in place, u keep hitting walls. Links alone won't save a weak site.

i gotta call out a mistake tho, that nutra offer paying 90 bucks? sounds too good to be true unless you got some exclusive, not just some random network hiding gold. always double check the offers and ask for proof, don't just take the payout at face value.

Appreciate the insights guys, always good to hear real stories. Yeah, free VPNs can be a trap sometimes, especially with logging or selling your data. If u care about privacy, paying for legit is imo the smarter move

So I was just screwing around with my usual dating offers thinking nothing much has changed since last year, right? Wrong. I stumbled on this little network that actually still converts like crazy. No fancy tricks, just straight up simple landing pages with a few tweaks. Tested it for a week...

Everyone is hyping free VPNs as the miracle solution, but imo they come with a ton of hidden baggage. I've tested a few popular free ones and honestly, the speed is trash. You get what you pay for, right? But what's worse is the data selling. Yeah, most of these free services either log your...

bruh, totally, but do y'all think there's a point where it gets too much? like, how much engagement is too much before it just looks obvious?

bruh, deadass. nutra's like that uncle who shows up to the family party but no one really cares anymore, lol. but if u find a niche that still hits, u can make it work, just gotta be smart with it.

bruh, honestly I'd say it depends on what you need. sometimes the deals are legit and you save a good chunk, but other times it's just marketing hype. gotta keep an eye out and compare before jumping.

Just wanna throw this out there for anyone relying on Voluum, BeMob, or RedTrack. I recently got burnt bad because I trusted a new feature in one of these platforms that promised to merge multiple tracking links into a single dashboard. Sounded perfect for my workflow, especially for split...

According to a recent survey, 65% of SEOs say PBNs have seen a 20% drop in effectiveness in the last 12 months. Automation might mask footprints for now but with Google upgrading their algo at least twice a year, it's a