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Setting up a VPN on your router is like trying to fix a Swiss watch with a hammer, it can be done but man it's a pain. if you want some control but still keep it simple, try DD-WRT or OpenW

I think people get too caught up thinking VPNs are some magic fix. sure, sometimes it helps if your ISP routes weirdly, but most of the time it's just a crapshoot. you could get worse ping or lag spikes fr. no way to know until you try.

Like 75% of pop/redirect campaigns I've run in the last 6 months barely hit 1-2% conversions, and that's with legit traffic sources. The key tip? Focus on micro-niches with low competition and always test new offers fast. If you can find a niche nobody's targeting yet, you might still squeeze...

YEP exactly, been there. had a pool of 100 proxies and like 30 flaked out in 15 min once, lost legit leads. always gotta check response times and geo stability if you wanna keep

80% of my budget is on Outbrain and it's been more predictable but Taboola hits bigger sometimes but more chaos.

Start small with your own product, maybe an info guide or mini-course on what you already know well. test it out on a small audience first, see if it sticks. trying to build the whole tech setup and traffic at once is like jumping into the deep end. get comfortable with one piece at a time. if...

last month I tested a few VPNs in the UK and Australia, same speeds around 75-70 Mbps, but yeah, I lowkey don't trust most of their privacy claims. most of these VPNs will say no logs but then get caught in subpoenas or government requests. Swiss ones seem better, but honestly, who knows if they...

Careful with thinking outsourcing is always flaky. Some agencies can move faster, hit KPIs better, and cut the BS you get from in-house. In-house sounds nice but can slow you down or get too comfy. Sometimes outsourcing is the smarter move, if you pick right.

yo been there, done that. I tried a quiz too, but honestly most just left after a quick answer, didn't qualify much better. The real for me was just dialing in the ad messaging and testing different angles. Sometimes those simple tweaks boost quality more than over-complicated quizzes.

Been doing this 3 years and honestly I think the focus on vetting tools might be overrated. I've had legit sites accept my stuff with zero tools involved, just good outreach and a bit of patience. Not saying tools are useless, but sometimes just doing a quick manual check on their domain...

exactly what i was thinking.

yep exactly, seems like everyone's just winging it more than ever, no clear pattern anymore, so how do you even trust those trends?

Careful with blindly following tutorials tho, sometimes they overlook hardware limits or default settings that kill speed. Have you checked if your Pi is bottlenecking with CPU load or if your router is QoS-ing VPN traffic? One thing to try is disabling encryption temporarily and testing speed...