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try running those niche geo offers with less targeting, see if u can double down on those native angles, they seem to be workin pretty well.

just my 2 cents, yeah audits can be kinda hype but some like Atlas actually try to back it up. still, prob more for show than real proof sometimes. u gotta dig deeper than the buzzwords.

just my 2 cents: pbn's are like a ticking bomb now, risk is way higher if u don't keep them super natural. automation can help hide patterns but the smarter algo's catch ya sooner or later.

careful with thinking it's just a one-time thing. can save cash but maintenance and scaling can get real messy fast if you aint ready. do you really wanna deal with that headache?

lol, VPN on router feels like trying to fix a leak with a hammer sometimes. my tip? pick a VPN with crazy fast servers and test both.

lol true but if u use a service like NordVPN with obfuscated servers, ur pretty good at hiding in the crowd. still not bulletproof tho, just less obvious. u think ur really anonymous?

lol yep

what kinda proxies you used? like datacenter or residential? kinda curious if that changes anything now.

last month i tried same, built good content, promoted hard, backlinks from decent sites but rankings still flat. is it maybe that content quality or relevance is more important than just backlinks now? feels like the game changed.

35% of proxies I used worked fine for weeks, never got banned. maybe it's luck or setup? cheap proxies can work if u know how to hide the bot, so don't always assume high price = better. sometimes you just gotta test, u know? I've seen cheap proxies last longer than the expensive ones.

honestly yeah same here, switched to testing multiple networks now, can't put all eggs in one basket with this native stuff. keeps it less stressful and more predictable somehow

bruh, i ran some fitness offers last Xmas and they flopped hard, thought they'd pop but nah. always thought food delivery or gifts would stay king but turns out some random niche stuff did better. never know

just my 2 cents, tried a proxy pool last week and found mixing residential with some mobile proxies kept things smooth. rotating a lot and testing new ones quick helped me avoid bans. kinda messy but worked better than just one type

i actually think free proxies can be worse than useless for anything serious. had the same 1-2% success rates and blacklisting everywhere. spent more time fixing issues than actually scraping. better off just saving up for legit proxies, even if just for testing, saves mad headaches.

been doing this 3 years, and yeah Shopify's defenses are no joke. proxies trash or not, they got better fingerprinting now. u gotta do more than just switch proxies, maybe rotate faster or add some fingerprint masking too.

different angle: pop traffic is kinda still kicking but you gotta be super picky with the offers and targeting. my tip - test different geo's and mobile push traffic, not just the usual. got better results when I played around with less saturated markets.

different angle: sometimes just shifting the offer a bit or testing a new angle on the same traffic can unlock that wall. I did that once, changed the headline, and boom, sales shot up. Maybe try tweaking your offer instead of more budget?

just my 2 cents: i think the old school way still works if ur good at grabbing attention and keeping it simple. sometimes ppl just want quick solutions not fancy funnels. but tbh the new tools can speed up

been doing this 3 years, numbers matter but quality > qty. like, 100 good proxies beat 1000 trash ones. seen some ppl waste $ on 2000 proxies and only get 5% working well.

think about it, anti-fingerprinting is kinda tricky to stay bulletproof long-term, proxies might work now but tech changes fast. kinda like putting a bandaid on a leak. maybe better off focusing on layered obfuscation than chasing that "works now" combo.