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I recently read an article on Forbes related to ad fraud and how people buy millions in bot traffic and see ROI as high as 25x from clicks that pass all fraud detection measures in place. my question. Where on earth do people buy this bot traffic?

I was looking for a seller on Fiverr who could deliver a decent expired domain and I came across a vendor who claimed they could find DA 50+ domains all day. I was intrigued because I was under the understanding that it was almost impossible to get quality domains with those metrics without...

It’s hard to say these days but google employees have gone on record saying brands are the future of search so it may not be a stretch to say they’re giving preference to those domains because they’re older.

Haha, OP explicitly begged not to make fun of him. I think everyone decided to heed their wishes.

Thanks! How long have you been using them?

Mmm, I’m Hearing datacenter proxies are risky now.

Yea, but I’m having a hard time finding them. Any suggestions?

I’m looking for a few dedicated proxies for IG I can use for a while without worrying about getting banned. Preferably where I can buy the entire subnet so I won’t have to worry about someone else spamming and getting the whole thing banned.

Use it as a real human but turn off your automation for at least a few days. It’s better to be safe than sorry.

Yea, I’ve had the same experience with Semrush. I tend to use it to unearth paid keywords.

Instagram can be a fickle beast. To check if you’re shadowbanned. Post a photo with one account using your hashtags. Search for that hashtag with your other account (make sure you’re not following the first account). If the post appears when you search with the second account then you should...

I’d say no. Get a job, collect your paycheck. Have fun on the weekends. If you’re still up for it. Invest 80 hours a week. Deal with disappointment. Make a lot of mistakes. Give it 2 years. Maybe crush it.... maybe.

If your guest post is on a high traffic site and really resonates with the audience then yes, it can bring instant traffic. More realistically, you’ll get a spike then settle in for the SEO benefits.

You can check what theme a website is using on this website https://whatwpthemeisthat.com/ A simple theme I enjoy is called hestia. It’s minimalist.

I’ve seen huge homepages - think hard sell with the red title text. I’ve also seen short homepages that focus on design - think Saas websites. As with almost every other question you can ask, it depends. The best bet is to test it yourself and look at what’s working in your niche.

I think it’s best to use medium as a distribution platform. If you publish to publications on their own domain then you can get SEO benefits.

The best method is a mix of all of them. Sure, I want to read your story but I don’t only want to read your story - you know? Tell me how to win the alcoholism fight, give me actionable tips, tell stories about how it has affected your life, give me stats that let me know it’s possible to rise...

Start it from day one. Look at how a business would operate. Once they get their premises, furnish it, and open their doors (launch the website) what do they do? They take out ads in the paper or wherever and start driving traffic. Why should an online business be any different? The key is...

I’d go with real world experience any day. Take this forum for example, do they teach what we’re learning and sharing in a school? Even if they teach digital marketing, it’s a few years behind the times. I have friends in IM who get messages from professors asking them to use their content in...

A blog can be a razor blade or a butter knife. It depends on what your goals are. I use blogs as top of the funnel lead generation devices. For example, you may have a website selling shoes. You can’t really get away with writing blog posts only about different shoes in your inventory...