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I don't think so.

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Don't be hopeless, Carry On.

I’d be careful with VPNs for these services many prohibit or restrict VPN/proxy traffic. Check their current terms first; earnings also vary a lot by location and available bandwidth.

A bigger network can help with initial reach, but content quality and engagement matter more. A smaller, relevant network can outperform a large inactive one.

I’d skip proxies/antidetects and focus on compliant accounts, offers, creatives, and landing pages. It’s much more sustainable than trying to bypass bans.

Check the site’s traffic trends, indexed pages, topical relevance, outbound-link patterns, and whether it publishes lots of unrelated paid posts. If every page looks like “sponsored content,” that’s a big red flag.

Yeah, I’ve seen a few people mention tracking issues with BeMob lately. Might be worth checking their status/support before assuming it’s completely busted. Curious if others are seeing the same thing.

It's very annoying.

I wouldn’t assume there’s a hard 50% threshold. Google doesn’t publicly disclose a ratio like that. It’s more about the overall link pattern, quality, relevance, and whether the links appear manipulative.

I’d avoid trying to warm up or disguise accounts with proxies—Meta can flag that pretty quickly. For advertising, I’d stick to legitimate Business Manager accounts, verified identities, and Meta’s own account-quality guidelines.

It’ll ultimately have a negative impact on Meta if they can’t fix this.

I noticed the same thing. The new SENuke looks pretty different from what it used to be, and without a trial it’s hard to justify paying just to see whether it’s actually useful. I’d be interested to hear from anyone who’s tested it beyond the marketing.

I’d avoid looking for a “magic” Claude skill. A structured workflow—research → strategy → copy → independent fact/SEO check—works much better. Feed it real GSC/SERP/customer data and use human review for the final call.