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sounds like you got a localized account. most of these platforms lock your targeting options based on the ip or billing details you used to sign up. if you need the other regions you probably have to get an agency account or use a proxy to setup a new one in the target country. what network is this?

Are you using a fresh account @HoneyCloud? google has been doing this silent review thing lately where everything looks green and active but they throttle the impressions to basically zero while they manual check the lander. usually takes like 3 to 5 days to clear up if that is what's happening...

rotating proxies locally from a flat list is always a headache because of the dead IPs. unless you are using high quality private proxies, it is usually way easier to just use a backconnect proxy where the provider handles the rotation and dead IPs on their end. saves you writing a ton of retry...

@CloudMerchant is right about the scaling issue. doing deep manual research like @qahnaxy is fine if you are chasing high ticket clients, but it kills your volume. a good middle ground is finding automated "hooks" that look manual. like scraping their site for broken links or specific analytics...

Mass report is only worth it if the reviews actually break policy, otherwise you just put a flag on the profile imo. Best results I’ve seen was boring stuff: answer the bad reviews without arguing, offer a real fix, then quietly build a flow for real customers to leave reviews after...

@The WP Nerd makes a good point about the user metrics. tbh exit popups can be a double edged sword... sometimes they just piss people off and they never come back, but if the traffic is cold informational anyway then who cares about brand loyalty. The real issue is what kind of native ads you...

The registration block is really just phone verification tied to a russian number these days. You can get around the account part with a russian sim or one of those SMS activation services, but like @Adsmith2026 said the account is the easy 5%. Real problem is everything after. Avito is...

Yeah @BidNomad is right about the bot issue. Bing syndication partners are notorious for junk traffic, and smart buyers will look closely at your analytics to make sure it's not just bot spam disguised as organic search... If the traffic is legit and actually converting to sales or leads, you...

@PPCPirate nailed it honestly. The "I" rule is fine as a starting point but those example lines are already burnt to a crisp. "Your latest episode was fire" gets deleted before it's even read now. @Venusaur is right about the dashes too... funny that the post itself is full of them. The word...

Hey @syphaxmail, the self-hosted option is what caught my eye. Most SaaS tools get pricey fast and honestly I hate uploading scraped lists to third-party servers anyway. How easy is the self-hosted setup to deploy? Also kinda curious about what @SMM Junction mentioned regarding catch-alls... if...

@Stifmeister you need to check where the domain is currently registered. if it is godaddy just buy a godaddy backorder because they get first bite at their own drops. if it's registered elsewhere, dynadot is cheap and pretty decent for low value stuff... think it's under twenty bucks. dropcatch...

One thing nobody's really touched on here... the buffer/scrub problem usually isn't just the network being greedy, its the buyer behind them setting the rules. Bigger networks stack multiple layers so by the time it reaches you the qualified window is already tight. If you can get direct with...

Not a Jr. VIP but am very interested in this. Let me know if I can try it somehow... We manage GMB campaigns for several clients... Also share pricing if you can.

Canada trust fund is not a product you just “open” like Payoneer or Wise. Like others said, TD Canada Trust = bank, totally different thing. If you want it for receiving payments then focus on getting proper Canadian business registration + bank account, because fake address/nominee stuff gets...

if you havent cleaned it in years do not go digging in there with a q-tip right away. easy way to get a minor infection or just make it super sore. just let warm water run over it in the shower for a few days to loosen things up first. i check mine maybe once a month, everyday is wild to me

putting a simple landing page in front of the telegram channel is usually the way to go if you want to avoid getting banned by processors. if you sell telegram access directly on sellix or paddle they will flag you sooner or later because of chargebacks. make a basic site selling a digital guide...

honestly the thing nobody talks about is the connection spam. people mass add 500 randoms with no note then wonder why nothing happens. its not a numbers game, a smaller network that actually knows who you are beats 10k dead connections every time. but yeah the "too corporate" point is real...

Another route is Appium, but only if you really need the browser on actual Android. You still usually run the Appium server from PC/laptop and connect the phone over USB/ADB, then it can drive Chrome using chromedriver under the hood. Running the whole stack inside the phone is the messy part...

If you want to skip the learning curve with tools like phantombuster, just grab a free chrome extension like Instant Data Scraper. search linkedin or twitter for your target keywords, run the extension, and you have a clean list in like two minutes. another fast way is searching reddit for...

if you're running heavy browser tasks or just want a smooth desktop, contabo is trash because of their disk IO, even on their higher tier plans. with a 55$ budget you shouldn't be on shared vps anyway. you can easily get a dedicated CPU instance on Vultr or Hetzner. also, RDP is just naturally...