Recent content by Babylon_The_Mystery

Hey James, Can I get some samples and details of bulk discount (required word amounts + discounts)?

Following. Doing them same thing.. just been reading your other threads/posts - good luck with it

Sample blog articles thanks - also confirmation of current pricing (inc. bulk pricing if there is any)

As in multiple site-wide networks competing on all pages would ensure competition between them for the impressions -> higher rates per impression? So for example a site could be in the health niche, but if the traffic you're bringing into pages have mainly been searching for financial products...

What are your thoughts on creating a single large platform for multiple niches and directing traffic per relevant page vs lots of niche-specific sites? Is there the ability to use different ad providers on specific pages for a large multi-niche site or are ads generally sitewide?

Tried and worked perfectly for multiple social platforms - fast receiving messages, no bullshit. Good service

True but the thing that ruined it were the army of tag-alongs who made the concept of 'ICO advisors' as infamous as the term ICOs

Sure thing, thanks for the advice.

Sorry for the obscure explanation of what I'm asking... To clarify, the issue I've had is using a single payment method across multiple accounts (multiple names) at a registrar. For obvious reasons it flags their fraud system. The single payment part of the question would be you paying a...

To avoid issues with using the same payment method for multiple accounts - is there a platform that solves this? ie. single payment method used at the platform but multiple payment methods used with randomised privacy and fake whois among the domains registered?

Yeah I mean as a source of targeted and reactive traffic it's solid, especially within niches.

Totally agree with all of that. I mean working with Reddit definitely does have to mean spamming the shit out of it, there's plenty of ways to go with their flow instead of against it while still operating outside of the typical way that most users interact with Re.

Just as an observation, there seems to be focus on all major social sites here but not so much Reddit. Is that because of their militaristic monitoring of anything blackhatesque?

Depending on the topic, construct the title of the reddit post in a way that typically gets positive upvotes. I've had plenty of posts I thought would do well bomb, and most of the time it was that I made it to 'promotey', went against the grain of the subreddit, or generally posted things...

100%, the best one was listening to advisors moan about how projects wouldn't pay them upfront and expected them to only take payment after the completion of the ICO.. like I said that period of time was all about who could outbullshit the most people, both (a lot of but not all) ICOs and (a lot...