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different angle: maybe they just wanna see some proof you serious not just talk, so your traffic gotta be legit from the jump or they ghost you fast, not really about favorites but about filtering out the flakes. the slow approval? probably cuz they swamped or just double-checking legit traffic...

Spot on, automation saves time but gotta keep it human. One tip is to segment your outreach list into smaller groups and customize your message slightly for each group so it feels less spammy and more personal. That way reply rates stay high

Nah I think they're sus most of the time unless you got legit good offers and targeting dialed in. Can be a waste if your niche isn't a fit or your creatives suck. Don't bet the farm on

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over 60% of scalpers use proxies to bypass geo-restrictions and buy 10-15 tickets per drop, so you wanna look for proxies with super high anonymity and rotating IPs at least 1Gbp/s, imho. Also, make sure the proxy provider has a good track record with low downtime and legit IP pools. Stay legit...

Last month i tried running some A/B tests on my landing pages and saw way better conversion rates by tweaking the headlines and call to action buttons, so my tip is don't get lazy with your LPs, keep split testing and optimizing constantly. always a way to squeeze more juice out of the traffic...

disagree, I think volume helps but quality still rules, you wanna stand out try using a quick video intro in your first email, it's sus but gets more eyeballs and shows you actually put in effort instead of just blasting the same template. Keep it real, never hurts to mix in a bit

just my 2 cents this stuff is brutal and yeah it feels like a huge leap from affiliate quick wins but hang in there it gets better with patience and real work, trust.

Having separate accounts is just more accounts to track, and if you not organized it's a mess either way, imho just keep detailed logs no matter what.

67% of gamers say VPN helps sometimes but 33% find it sus and makes ping worse, so wanna know which side you guys on? do you mostly see it helping or just adding lag?

Totally, some try to be legit but even then, they can't control all the variables like network congestion or time of day so trust but verify with your own tests if you wanna be sure. Always remember speed varies a lot depending on when and where you test. Stay sharp.

ngl this is facts

Been doing this 3 years and yeah u gotta trust but verify constantly, always check for updated reviews and ask around in the community before jumping in. U ever tried using a small test campaign first to see if payouts are legit?

Haha so you got your own VIPs for testing huh? rotating those residentials more often might stretch your success longer w/o burnin out the IPs, just keep swapping em out fast like a poker game. stay sneaky my friend

Different angle: maybe try shifting focus to push creatives that target actual user intent more than just volume, could cut thru some of the fake traffic clutter and boost quality ROIs

just my 2 cents, maybe the issue is not just the outreach but what you offer them in return like exclusivity or useful content sometimes that gets you a better shot, pure cold pitching rarely cuts it for real

Been doing this 3 years, smaller carriers can still be legit but you gotta be ready to hunt and maybe do some rep work to get the deals, always fluctuates with carrier policies and local laws but yeah those hidden gems still out there if you know where to look. Keep

yep exactly I had a buddy swear by one VPN and then realized it was just the DNS messing up his Pi's ability to access stuff he needed, turns out the VPN was fine but DNS configs were sus, wild how stuff like that sneaks in. Catch ya later.

Careful with assuming proxies are totally sketchy, they just lack encryption so your data can be visible if you're not careful but for quick geo swaps or simple stuff they still work fine imho. Wanna hear if anyone's actually cracked the VPN vs proxy stats lately tho?

Do you just pitch stories that are impossible to ignore or something? ever think about crafting really data-driven or controversial angles that journalists can't ignore and are super shareable? legit works if you find that sweet spot of unique but relevant.