Thinking that all of the tiny stuff like <h1>, <h2> etc really matters to the point where spending weeks on it mattered. It doesn't, get it 80% right then immediately move onto link building.
I would argue a VPS is not great for SEO use-cases; you want shared hosting because you want to blend in with lots of real sites. VPS gives you a dedicated IP, so you can only really put 1 site per network on it which makes it expensive.
Is it even possible to patch Chrome headless to make it undetectable these days? What do you do for WebRTC spoofing or the other headless checks for example? I find Chrome a nightmare so I am wondering why stick with it and not like Chromium or Anty.
Every single person here who claims IPQS mean something for mobile proxies have no clue what they are talking about. The reality is millions of real people use these IPs, of course they are going to have abuse attached to them - but they are 100% legit and not a signal on their own as to...
I think the biggest bottleneck is impact: sure I found a link and got the same backlink - it's not always the same amount of time to see any/all impact.
Leaks are not a think yet, mostly because even if you could get them, nobody has the immense amount of money to run them who couldn't just develop it themselves (better to avoid getting sued).
I'm new here. Engineer by trade, but looking to become better at everything so I can grow on the marketing side. Value any insights you all want to share with me.
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