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about 30% of my battery gets eaten up when I run WireGuard for like a couple hours, so I get what you mean. maybe it's not just the app but how the phone handles encrypted tunnels? idk, maybe some Pixel 7s just don't play nice with WireGuard's power usage. makes me wonder if it's really about...

yep exactly, try reaching out for guest posts on sites with a good niche relevance, not just random outreach. it boosts both ROI and backlink quality. stay real, my friend. catch ya later.

hey, you meant Proton VPN right? Just making sure lol. Yeah, I agree, finding a VPN that actually works for all streaming abroad is kinda a hit or miss.

different angle: maybe the AM is just busy or forgets, not ghosting on purpose. sometimes a quick, friendly check-in like "hey just wanted to see if you got my last message" helps, no pressure. who knows, they might just be caught up. keep it chill, bro. peace!

bruh, the high-end links tho, u really gotta dig deep into those site metrics and history. don't just look at DR, check spam scores, traffic, and backlink sources too. it's all

Make sure to check if your country has any treaties or tax agreements with the US, might save u from double taxation. Also, sometimes a local accountant can spot quick wins u might miss. Keep it simple, stay legal

i gotta say I agree, I tried a VPN that everyone raved about, and it worked fine for like a week, then boom, blocked. Now I just use different ones depending on the region, lol. Seems like no one VPN stays reliable long term.

just my 2 cents: are you testing speed with VPN on or off? sometimes running inside the same network makes it look faster than real-world. you ever tried testing from outside your home?

Been doing this like 3 years and I gotta say, Proton is cool but Mullvad's simplicity and no logs policy still got that trust factor. Proton's security is good but I don't need all the bells and whistles

Sounds like the meh results might be from lack of clear QA or project mgmt. Try using a tool like Upwork's time tracker with screenshots or a project management tool like Trello to keep tabs. Sometimes better

Like, do you think those CPA networks really just hand out 30 bucks per lead easily or is it more like a lottery? I mean, seems kinda sus they want crazy forms but then pay that much, right? How do people even get approved without traffic or big email lists?