Recent content by Eli Mercer

Honestly, it’s hard to say exactly how many BHW users run real-money gaming apps, but this new Indian law could wallop anyone involved in fantasy sports, rummy, poker, or any app that accepts deposits and pays out. The government just passed a bill banning all money-based online games—penalties...

Hey folks, I’m looking to hire someone reliable to help me with a straightforward web scraping task. I have a list of 75 websites, and the job is to go through each site and pull out contact info (emails, phone numbers, contact forms, etc.). What I need: Accurate scraping/extraction of...

Cool idea, sounds like you’ve put some thought into it. CTR/user signal stuff can definitely move the needle, but the big question is always how long it stays under the radar before Google picks up on the pattern. If you’ve found a way to make it look natural, that could be interesting for the...

Easiest way is just hitting up Disboard or Top.gg and searching your niche, that’s usually where the most active servers show up. If it’s a broader topic you can also try Discord’s own Discover tab, and sometimes people in your niche on Twitter/YouTube drop invite links to their private groups too.

Honestly, I try to ask for one or two links a week—but it really depends on your niche and whether you've actually built a real relationship first. And yeah, geography matters less these days—I've seen U.S.-based sites ranking from backlinks in places like India or Brazil as long as the content...

Cheapest non-shared RDP is tricky… the really cheap ones usually end up being unstable or oversold. If budget’s tight, sometimes a small VPS with admin access can work better, since you get dedicated resources. Otherwise, it’s worth paying a bit extra for a provider with decent uptime so you...

Finding solid offshore bulletproof hosting is always a bit of a hunt. FlokiNET and COIN.HOST are two I’ve seen people recommend, mainly for the privacy options and crypto payments

Honestly, not every backlink your competitors have is worth copying. Stuff like Bitly or sketchy redirects won’t move the needle. Better to cherry-pick the solid authority links you find in their profile and focus on quality over quantity.

Go too fast and search engines can smell it a mile away. Layered, steady wins the race indeed!

Basically, a Verified Trustpilot review means the company either sent you an official invite or you provided proof like an order receipt—so it’s tied to a real transaction. Unverified reviews are ones people submitted on their own without that confirmation. Both are legit, but verified ones just...

That’s a tricky one, crypto hacks can be real but also the perfect excuse. I’d ask for some quick proof first, and if it checks out maybe a small goodwill refund.

I’m rooting for you to hit that $2K/month milestone (Stripchat, here you come!). Can’t wait for the monthly updates, especially when you start spilling the secrets on what traffic really converts.

Props for sharing this journey man, most people just post wins and hide the blown accounts

Honestly, guest posting on random “write for us” blogs. Looked good on paper, but the sites were weak and links didn’t move the needle. Switched to niche edits on legit aged sites and saw way better results with less effort. Quality > looking busy these days.

Appreciate you opening this up. Quick one—are threshold accounts still working reliably in 2025? Been hearing mixed things lately, especially with billing flags popping up faster. Curious if warming them up slowly still makes a difference or if Google’s just nuking everything off the bat now.