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yep exactly, starting from scratch sucks but I'd say pick a niche you interested in and test small. I messed up a lot first but learned quick that good targeting and a decent offer are key. Don't overthink it too much.

70% of my scrapes got blocked in the first hour with datacenter proxies, switched to residential and now I'm at like 10%. My tip, drop your request rate to under 10 per second and add some random delays. It's boring but

ngl yep exactly, no traffic claims are kinda sus. I tried a few and most still wanted some social proof or small list just to warm things up. think it's more about finding the right niche and offer that's chill with zero hype.

just my 2 cents, I've seen some niche data showing last min rush but also some that hit early bird traffic hard. kinda makes me think it's more case by case than a strict rule. anyone got actual proof?

Honestly, I kinda disagree, I think some tools do work but u gotta pick right ones and have realistic expectations. VWO and Unbounce helped me get small lifts but yeah, no miracle. It's more about testing constantly and tweaking stuff than just using a fancy tool and hoping for magic.

just my 2 cents, this happens more than I thought. I once paid for a service and they just disappeared after takin my money, no reply. now I always do tiny tests first, even if they seem legit

careful with just relying on one, mixing them might be smarter. I found that using a proxy API for rotation and keeping a list as backup helps cut down bans on big scraping runs. never go

Been doing this 3 years and honestly tiered links still work if you keep them semi-natural. I always mix in some branded and naked URLs in my tiers and avoid making everything look too slick. keeps the profile kinda real and less likely to get hammered by google

Make sure your router VPN supports split tunneling so you can choose which devices or apps go through the VPN and which don't.

Haha, I wish I knew about that automation stuff sooner. My last campaign had me clicking through dozens of pop networks manually, lol. If automation can save me time and keep the quality up, I'm all in, da.

3 years and still gettin burned, wow. proxies feel like a game of whack-a-mole now, never sure which will hold up. been trying different providers but still struggle sometimes. u found anything that really works long-term?

Last month I tried a free VPN just to test it out and honestly it worked decent for quick stuff like browsing. I was worried about logs but the one I used claimed they didn't keep any logs or sell data. Maybe not all free VPNs are shady, just gotta do some research on the legit ones.

Haha, pop traffic dead? I dunno man, I think it's still alive but maybe just harder to crack. Sometimes you gotta get really creative with those landing pages and offer angles, maybe even try some retargeting or smth. Keep at it or switch to something new, but don't write it off totally

u know what, just do it step by step dont overthink, get some small wins first before stressing about all the pixels and rules. trust da process

Make sure to rotate your WireGuard keys regularly, like every few weeks, so even if one gets compromised it's less risky.

last week I tried using Geonetworks for smart redirects and it actually helped me avoid bans longer. Its cheap but reliable for device and location switching w/o blowing up your account. kinda feels safer than random redirect tools.

I gotta disagree, Mullvad's been pretty reliable for me speed-wise and their privacy policy seems legit. App might be minimal but it does the job, no major probs so far.