[00:14] Engency.  Friends, these guys also have agency accounts for 4% of the SPND for any vertical.  All links are in the description below the profile.
[00:41] you are on the Practicing Arbitration channel.   The whole good thing was stolen. Hi all.   What are we going to talk about today?  Tell.   Do ready for anything at all.   It makes sense.  Friends, what topic will we talk about today
[00:55] about your second affiliate program.  I just recently found out about it.  New approaches in creatives using SDNS 2.0 neural networks and so on, here are others that have only recently been released.  And perhaps we'll touch on the topic of models, CPA models, what's
[01:09] generally better now, and what difficulties webmasters face.  Let's get started. As far as I know, you and I October. You had a stand there, and you presented your first affiliate program.
[01:22] Now you have a second one open.  What kind of product is this and why did you make it?  Uh, called.  It is made more for the most novice audience. - We essentially give the guys connections, approaches, help them get started and
[01:36] creative, including, and we give them operators, according to which they will not have problems with caps.  Once.  They won't have two holds. Well, and the third point we even support colitis.  This is not just an ordinary affiliate, where they came, yes, to Vev.  That is,
[01:51] said: "Buddy, go get started."  And he stayed there.  Hey, Rel wrote to us there: the traffic is bad."  And he suffers and says: “Like, guys, this is crap.” everything is always wonderful for him. That is, here we have precisely
[02:06] practical support.   Yes. Can everyone take part or course and Regarding the holds, how long does it take will be a payment every 2 weeks for 2 weeks. Well, that's reasonable, because I'm
[02:19] looking at the market now, and it's a month everywhere, and sometimes even longer.  They actually wanted to that payments would be made once a week.  But here there are risks on our side, from the point of view of the fact that there have already been such cases in Leerals, when MM Reel, well, we
[02:33] paid from our own, yes, and then Reel, after two weeks at this stage, yes, scammed there,” this happened, we encountered this and there were large sums lost. And I want to talk about Frot, since you brought this topic up.  Very often in our
[02:48] cases.  Well, once a week it happens regularly, either the advertiser has shaved someone, or the web has been fraudulent.  How often do you encounter such problems? Listen, now, probably over the last, let's say, half a year, well, let's take a quarter,
[03:01] yes, it has become less frequent.  But, let's say, at the end of the twenty-fifth year there were quite a lot of such cases due to the fact that now it is difficult for many to launch.  And these little alyat'ems who are left, yes, in quotes, bread, they use
[03:14] similar tools and try, as it were, to make money, there's now many sophisticated methods for doing this.  We won't voice them, as occur.  And even, I say, advertisers who have been built up over the years,
[03:28] our Turkish advertising, yes, we have been working with him for 10 years, and there was such a case. They only discovered this a month later .  There's just a crypto wallet from which deposits were made, intersections were discovered, and these players
[03:41] is thought out as much as possible for a real player of such an alamadeper.  But it was Therefore, friends, take their mistakes into account if you suddenly want to. From what sources do you guys upload content to your affiliate program?
[03:55] No, FB is currently experiencing a lot of influx. This has been performing very strongly, or TikTok specifically Tiktovahi are currently pumping out traffic. We'll talk about sources later when we touch on the block. Yes, in fact, we're currently
[04:10] developing this topic with Dan Cherny, we're writing a traffic show in Yerevan, and, in fact, we'll have one of the subcommands that will practically demonstrate how to Wow.  Let's talk about sources right away then
[04:23] as far as I know, your main source has always been FB.  And many people FB, since you only record videos about it .  Now you're talking about TikTok? We tried the milk.  My eyes lit up
[04:38] , we downvoted 20k and won't launch it anymore. work out for us alone.  We also have a number of sub-teams there, yes, foreign ones, let's call them that, yes, with whom we are in contact in terms of mentoring history.  And
[04:51] we are in contact in terms of mentoring history.  And the first thing is quality, first of all, well, , if you have some kind of SEO flow, if you have some kind of high-quality built Facebook flow, mix milk into it.
[05:03] fill up and provide quality traffic, well, that’s problematic.  And I think the audience will understand this now and will know, well, understand what we are talking about.  And in the third, slightly different strategy, which means a much larger budget is needed for testing.  There you
[05:18] for example, at the beginning, that is, for 3 days we leave it to spill non-stop.  And, losses.   Yes. You know, you're talking about TikTok; this is the a week who's told me they're getting some kind of traffic volume.  What's
[05:32] going on there anyway?  How difficult is it?  It's just that, as far as I remember, there used to be was difficult to simply pass moderation. Right now the problem is more primary, yes, it’s with accounts.  We've created our own farm, meaning we're currently farming
[05:45] .  That is, there are no problems with consumption .  Many people are looking for an agency account, but we are launching our own autoregistration, and it's great.  And it was VBU devices that launched it, oddly enough, yes, and the ice ones too, but, uh, they pushed through PVA, my
[05:59] favorites, yes, PVA technology.  And there was more of a problem with the whites, because those whites that are generated inside absolutely any constructors, they are penetrated by TT, yes, and, actually, Rejected.  We've actually connected
[06:14] third-party services that CL, well, Wpage generates, yes, we've added separate filters, and now we're getting through moderation quite well.  Uh, TikTok is actually I would emphasize this.  It has resumed,
[06:28] . To be a little more specific, how many your case, let's say 90-100% 90 defi 100% - these are the current real indicators on TT.  What do these have to do with slots?
[06:41] What budget is this from? It's not about the budget.  I just told you the margin , right?   Yes. Regarding farming, how difficult is it to farm these accounts? Well, there are no nuances.  It just so happened that
[06:54] who was simply an expert in this .  Yes.  Why did you say that I indeed, this is how I convey what I am an expert in.  That is, I also studied milk, tested it, it didn’t work out, we invited outside guys to join our
[07:08] team, and even they didn’t succeed.  I've started getting into TikTok. fact, as far as I remember, it's still difficult to get agency accounts on TikTok.  Yes, yes, yes.  Now, well, there are different ones for a
[07:20] yes, there are different sellers, but I’m saying that now they are launching in their own apt-registers fact.   Yes. Let's talk about approaches.  You're to TikTok, right? Not only.  As for TikTok, yes, it's slot-only
[07:34] , because in general, even advertisers initially, yes, that's the background, yes, the perception that TikTok is a youth audience is quite low-quality, but in reality, the generation has also grown up, yes, and we,
[07:46] of course, are trying to implement only slots from the very beginning .  And, well, it's like okay, it comes in.  These are mostly all sorts of jihas and we push through gameplay somewhere.  Yes, they also fly off at the moment, well, in the opening during the unscrewing, yes, these are creative, but
[07:58] If we're talking about both TikTok and Facebook, what are your main approaches? to discuss the banality that yes, we are flooding the crash, we are flooding the slot approach. Streamer approaches have always worked for us.  This is essentially a live slot.  And
[08:12] , we cut it up, yes, we show gameplay that isn't drawn, again, because again, the audience has matured, the audience is getting tired of content and they want a live picture.  And here, in reality,
[08:25] quality and a good return on investment, yes, and conversion.  The Sikhs also assembled their own pool of actors with a number of contractors. UGhi, by the way, you can also order additional ones from us there.  We've assembled a pool of actors who act as talking heads, yes,
[08:40] essentially filming in various Geos, well, depending on where the creative pitch is needed, they show gameplay and the most effective pitch for the audience, we'll say, like this kind of using this kind of creative where you fully demonstrate the user's entire funnel
[08:54] . Specifically, you show your PVN, the user downloads it, then the product you're promoting, and then registers with the advertiser, like I do everywhere, a demo account. Actually, then you can re-
[09:08] login, yes, and show the demo, go to that slot, play and then This is the most brutal trust, because you show the user the entire passage through the the main thing is that everything is trustworthy, yes, so that you, uh, actually
[09:22] product that is conveyed in the creative . About two years ago, a friend of mine was using acid paint by default, of course, and he discovered this one for himself. He took a marker board and wrote down on it,
[09:35] step like step-ba-step, yes, he showed it step by step, broadcast it, so, excuse me, on the screen.  And he performed it quite coolly.  He made somewhere between 300 and 250,000 dollars there in about a month. Live shooting, yes, it
[09:49] works as accurately as possible now.  I actually brought this from betting, when I no luxury lifestyles there.  I just recorded a screen demo at one of the bookmakers, yes, a well-known one.  eh, and I showed the gameplay there in my own voice,
[10:02] everything.  [clears throat] Uh, you said that I could contact you Yusishka from Geo and from the actor.  So $100 to $180. Is that in a minute?
[10:17] whole video.  Ah, well, there's a whole video going on.  How do you wish it yourself?  Yes, Well, it's still not cheap.  But I think it's worth it .  It's worth it are contacting us, and these creatives are really successful, and we get positive feedback that
[10:31] yes, this is converting.  And again [snorts], there, if you go to any spy service, yes, you can, in fact, find a lot of not dying yet, and there on the multigeo of the same Europe it
[10:44] performs and works extremely cool.   Yes. I would like to touch on the topic of neurons.   Is talking head, as you say, push it into the same nanobana, make other body parts, let's call it that, yes, on all sides, and then go further into some other
[10:58] neural network, from which Sens came out now, yes, for example, ah, and then make a full-fledged video. Listen, by the way, I saw your videos immediately sent them to the guys.  I say: "Damn, let's do something like that too. I want to do the same
[11:10] , it's cool, it's real, I really like it." Ah, to get back to your question, yes, we tried making talking heads , as if users would still understand that these are graphics.  That is, uh, worse CTR, uh, worse indicators, worse
[11:24] be beaten by anything yet.  This is probably the only thing.  But if we're talking about neural networks in general, yes, to expand on the issue globally , then in my report I'll be talking about how we implemented creatives in our CRM
[11:36] , which are in the source data, let's say, statics, run through the integrated neural network in our CRM and are scalable for any geo-adaptability.  This gun, it
[11:49] really helps a lot, yes, in the current realities of finding convertible approaches and quickly adapting and scaling them.  once and adapt to other GO2.  That is really cool.  That is, Aishka, yes, now Ay,
[12:01] fact, now it really helps to scale up.  If I video for some Indian country, I want to make one for some Czech Republic, and we upload your CRM, and it changes it for me, for example, it changes the language, maybe it redraws some flag
[12:15] talking about? Yes, yes, yes, that's absolutely right.  And you don't upload it, you already have it, that is, you spilled it, the SF is pulled through the description, and the stats for this creative are shown , right?  And there is a button to simply
[12:27] scale and, accordingly, how many copies.  And they are downloaded from you immediately something so that their FB can be loaded immediately.   Yes. How is Facebook reacting to this in general, given the recent updates, where
[12:39] ad campaigns are suddenly stopped, deleted, and other things like that. mentioned is more about expenses, really, right?  And if we're talking specifically everyone for probably a month and a half now, yes, this API trigger is
[12:55] month and a half now, yes, this API trigger is partly present, yes, it's not all about antiquities, let's say, checking, yes, real hardware, yes, the user's fingerprint also comes out of this.  This is a descriptive integration that we did
[13:08] through a verified Facebook application, not a trigger.  In our country, this is person, who has a more difficult time obtaining this verification.  This is the most difficult problematic becoming.  It's easier to get it on TikTok
[13:21] . How can I get it?  Or is it your own? So, it turns out you don't have much contact with agency offices now, or We use our own spnds, right?  That is, we are again talking about the farming that has now
[13:34] been done under FB, again, this, yes, from the point of view of optimization, because we , as you correctly stated. In some places it doesn't work with Monday, in others it takes a number of agencies there, where Bera is currently monitoring
[13:47] traffic indicators, yes, but we are moving more towards trusting accounts age-related.   Yes.  I'll touch on the topic of your affiliate programs. Сипей Сипей онли Сипей.
[14:02] on Spindu?  Also on Spend.  I heard a lot from everyone.   Yes. Well, in short, it’s essentially a trap, on the one hand, uh, they all telling them, they started saving themselves in them .  But this is all wrong.  Why?  Because
[14:18] really pour high-quality traffic, then RevShare will be your salvation.  Here.  Or some kind of advertising results.  Hybrid once opened two accounts with the same stream, the same advertiser, with a full CP rate, with a full RevShare.  That will be
[14:32] okay.  And to go according to the SPND model, where you will be in deep trouble there, excuse me, yes, yes, you will do free work.  And if you don't pay enough for your sleep, they'll say: "Oh, sorry." In short, these are very high risks.  It's easier
[14:45] discuss all the terms and conditions from the start, which is probably an important factor in Regarding the conditions, yes, because, you know, gossip channels, you have to look, half the posts there say: "We upload
[14:58] uploading some kind of garbage traffic, different time now.  Now everyone has started counting money.  This is true in any market segment, not just in affiliate marketing, but absolutely everywhere,
[15:13] including media marketing.  That means you have to report for every dollar .  I already have a case there too she says: "Andrey, you're being very careless about the budget now, and real partners, yes, and they say: "Listen, come on, give me a report
[15:26] understand that they're starting to count every dollar , this won't work anymore, let's test it there. And what will this test yield? Please write out the whole plan. So. Well, these are the count every dollar. Yeah. Can you tell me a little more
[15:39] about your mentoring? What is it anyway? Listen, you just mentioned the word. It was very difficult to position ourselves. A lot of haters and foreign channels, including those recently published here, decided
[15:52] to show off, decided to launch some kind of, yes, virus, they cut out some of the content. It's very nice, by the way, that, yes, who's wrote negative things about her, but there were also some who
[16:04] Yes, yes, again, well, first of all, I'll tell you what it is. These are Zoom sessions of where about 10 people, including me, yes, accompany the guys. And we have a completely different segment of clients . These include newbies
[16:17] , newcomers, team leaders, and even teams and product owners. There are quite a lot of cases. There were also negative ones, not so many, but they were mostly lazy guys, like, "Let's tell her how we do it ," yes. It's not like I
[16:30] structured, practical work as possible. Moreover, we offer them the opportunity to work on our consumables and our chin during our work. Essentially, nothing extra is required from the client. And here we have complete
[16:43] guys are placed in teams. We, I just  He said to share some case studies , yeah, we were chatting behind the scenes , um, I can give you nicknames, yeah, conference, actually, we've planned a meeting with them here to meet them in person
[16:56] . And there are teams, so we can even insert a montage if you need them, and nicknames, yeah, people will ask feedback, and we'll show the conversations there tell me about some solo web, right? Well, I'll show you, but then,
[17:09] know, is he here today or not. He's watching us anyway. The guy came in completely new from offline. And now he's got a position at Bayer, wrote us such a wonderful post, yeah, and now a month later he's risen to the position of Temlead. And it just so
[17:22] happened that Sasha, I don't remember, well, anyway, there was this holding company, yeah, there, I don't know, can you name them, no. Well.  Yes, yes, yes, yes. Their HR, Sasha, she's now working for another company, also
[17:35] says: "Andrey, you've been sending a lot of guys who were on the Listen, could you bring them to us if you don’t accept anyone there ?  So, why was this mentoring product launched in the
[17:47] interviewing, as I tell everyone, guys from chats, yes, who apparently have a lot of time, traffic is great, yes, it flows, air, and they still hate.  Well, I’ve come to terms with it now, but at first it was hard for me.  So,
[18:01] dollars, you interview them, give them everything, and they say: “Oh, I have a rejection, oh, I can’t launch.”  or they pour out 10 dollars a day.  And we realized also one of the models of such growth.  And the most important thing is that teams are coming, and
[18:15] affiliate program.  90% of our affiliates are children. Cool. That is, the most efficient model.  And “Do you have training?”  I say: “ We don’t have training, we have mentoring,
[18:27] we are not showing you some videos there to watch, like how many people come there disappointed.  We have a little monetization in something else.  And, uh, the guys from VB, from Wildbers, came.  In that area, a lot of guys came from marketplaces.
[18:40] There, marketplaces started to squeeze out 40% when they take a commission. Yes, yes.  They started to press.  And many guys went into arbitration.  And he came there, I do n’t know, maybe Vadim is also a white guy there , he’s in the top three CIS teams, he has
[18:52] PVB in marketplaces, and he also has all sorts of stories, he says: “Andrey, your He says: "I would charge a million for one call like that."  You, he says, are crazy, monetization is different."  He says: "Well, I can see right away that you're not a pronophobist."  He
[19:05] story."  I say: "Of course, I have a slightly different story of growing the web."  And even gotten referrals for some of the webmasters, and the teams yes, that's also a working model. Well, it's popular now; they
[19:20] right? Let's discuss working Geo.  What are you working with now?  Türkiye, Uzbekistan, Peru, Chile, Romania.
[19:33] Porto.  By the way, right now Porto just rolled out a product from our, yes, one partner.   This is their second attempt, but with a different base, yes, again, the product plays a role, a clean base.  Things are going extremely well right now
[19:48] .  At the same time, we are recording a video, and even practically subscribing to it on YouTube, yes, I want to ask, here's a clean base.  They often posts and many of them have TP: “We have a clean database, upload to us.”  So, I have a
[20:00] upload to a clean database when the product is new, but no one knows it yet, there's no trust, or go for a well-known product, but you might run into the fact who have registered, and they simply won't count towards your stats.
[20:13] Listen, uh, good sole.  That is, if it were a brand, or the top managers who stand behind it, I wouldn’t risk going there.  We also had a case like that.  The guys came there with a certain Turkish product.
[20:28] Come on, take us.  We simply set up a traffic split based on the say: "Guys, you're going crazy."  I say, "Look."  And here's the funny thing, well, we'll recommend this feature to everyone in the audience again, including in the report , there are some nuances there.  Always
[20:42] pull the FD amount from the advertiser and the amount of repeated redeposits.  This can be seen. works transparently with you.  Once.  The second point is that the Vibmaster doesn't need to waste the cap mindlessly, I apologize, because
[20:55] he will be able to see in a timely manner what quality of traffic he is attracting.  If he sees that there are mindeps there, and the players don’t make repeated redeps, then accordingly, this is not good, change the approach.  Plus, this is a really
[21:07] cool thing for optimizing and growing your pixel. Yes, in fact, this will also be a story in the report, and Pixel 2.0, as we called it, yes, we are still accepting redeployment events now.  So , let's say user X deposited
[21:20] 10 dollars with us, yes, and user Y deposited, I don't know, 150 dollars.  Accordingly, the portrait of US user Y is prioritized, and your advertising will be targeted accordingly in the future optimization.  This, by the way, was another one of
[21:32] Listen, I always liked it when you, for example, upload directly to the .  And when he made a deposit, you see a minute later that he replenished the redeposit and so on.  And with sales partners it's a little more difficult until they get their money's worth
[21:44] .  I've come across products where you wait for half a day, . Well, yes, the timeliness of postbacks also plays a role.  And, of course, this is worth emphasizing.  And the most
[21:56] important thing, I say, is that for these users who have re-deposited with you, yes, you can .  That is, we have now done such an LTV analysis in Siremka thought that it was probably more for in-house product buying.  Well, how
[22:11] we're thinking, "Why not?"  That is, in essence, we ourselves can argue with the ad when it is worth raising the bid.   Yes. Could you tell us a little more about the pixel in terms of the plan? Many people who are just getting into arbitrage and just
[22:23] starting to upload traffic create an advertising campaign, create this pixel, upload traffic, create the next campaign and another pixel.  And there are [snorts] guys years.  And someone says that yes, it does play a role, it helps
[22:36] high-quality traffic.  Some people say this is complete nonsense.  For example, this really? Ah, look, in fact, Pixel is definitely for the audience, let's say, yes, it plays a maximum role.  This is one of the most
[22:50] important tools when pouring money onto a link. Yes, a PVA application from a lenda, which is designed for slot mechanics, should really be used here in the who say that it’s supposedly not used, they don’t
[23:03] configure it in the first place.  They request it from agents, receive an ID, and receive a token.  The second agency to agency, and their bems get banned.  You need to accumulate this structure on your side, physically hold the pixel on your side, so that you can either
[23:16] BEM partnership—there are a bunch of variations there—yes, share it, actually, on third parties, at physically conditionally, for example, yes, be it a physical advertising campaign, and so on, and in the long term.  How to use it, I always say, yes, one Geo, one
[23:31] product, preferably in the long term, that’s right.  Plus, now I’m talking about Pixel currently undergoing an update on how it works with the pixel this quarter.  Previously, they had this paid platform for American BAMs, yes.  Now they have updated
[23:44] this story and it will be free.  Well, like free for everyone.  Right now, there's a bit of a envelope, if anyone there is interested in this, which is why everything is happening on FB.  Well, so you always pull redeployment events, that is, use that tracker, uh, I
[23:57] have a PVA constructor, yes, which also gives you the ability to pull you said about the affiliate program is also important, so that the affiliate program accepts this amount or deposit in one or another parameter and transfers it.  And, of course, then the envelope
[24:10] even have teams there with whom we network , we promoted this say: "Listen, we actually have a pixel right now with a bunch of events and a much better conversion rate, yes, we're testing something new and it's not cool."
[24:23] probably beat you up and continue as before.  I'd also like to ask, you know, about setting up an advertising campaign.  And almost everyone is pouring it into a wide audience, yes, you have 256 there.
[24:37] are excluding some regions during setup?  Interests, perhaps.  I just know teams that, for example, only upload to the crypto audience out of interest, but they upload to us.   Yes. Crypto audience is bad.  We
[24:50] have nothing to do with this .  What's the gist?  Yes, if I answer widely as possible.  Probably years or a year, well, years earlier, yes, ah, there were a number of technical mentors of mine, yes, they said: "Andrey,
[25:04] buttons."  In fact, this is how the company is created.  It's not difficult to teach any user, there, user, yes, to launch FB in there, two hours, as I flood FB with some kind of flooder. Only this is not a webmaster.  And if I answer
[25:20] really need to launch now on the broadest possible scale.  There is no need to narrow anything down .  Algorithmics and AI.  Aishka, yes, FB.  Absolutely right, yes.  All you need to do is work on the funnel, monitor its performance to ensure there are no
[25:33] previous metric to the next.  From click to install, from install to registration, from where your conversion breaks and, naturally, immediately check and fix simply. And to be honest, after the launch, I did
[25:46] n’t have time to watch the latest videos.  How is your launch going?  For example, do you launch 131 there or something?  And what are you setting the budget for anyway ?  We are running CBO, yes, on a budget company, but we launched 13N, yes, actually, one company, three
[25:59] ad groups with identical targeting.  There are various creatives inside.  But with Portugal, everything turned upside down again.  Why do we have a dynamic sphere, yes, and the source AB, yes, on the father.  That is, they started launching ioshki the old-fashioned way, and they seem to
[26:15] shoot more interestingly.  From a small badge, we then accelerate immediately after the FТD budget upgrade, which is going extremely well now.   You know, I'd also like to add about the many, like when I first got into the field, I bought the course, then I opened this
[26:28] PDF file, it was from 1916, but I bought this in 1921.  And for you, live, so to speak.  That means you are a conscious information. Absolutely right. The working group is not like a bunch of people throwing everyone together, but, I repeat, there are
[26:44] 10 people on our side and they work individually with the client .  This team is not the essence, well, six months, a year, the guys come to us. There are clients there now who have been contacted them when the problem with video selfies started .  Do you have a solution?  I
[26:57] say there is.  Let's have a meeting, please, and decide.  All. takes place and is maintained. And the last question for today.  I would still like to we talked about Facebook, yes, we talked about TikTok, which is a pretty interesting
[27:10] source.  Or maybe you could give some advice to newbies on where to look. also difficulties: you need to find a base somewhere. Perhaps for push notifications, but you'll also have to sit there and watch the whites and create blitz lists .
[27:25] Listen, why don't we leave Facebook, huh?  Because the technical entry into launches is as easy as possible.  And TikTok is probably the second one.  Here are two sources where you can quickly achieve some results,
[27:39] quickly get involved, and Facebook is not being killed, but has the largest possible audience.  Yes, everyone writes there, everything is dead there.  This has been written every time and will be written every time there.  Yes.  Yes, yes. The main thing is to simply adapt and not be
[27:53] said, get used to one methodology of work, and they peck at it, peck at it, something has changed, and so they peck at it re-adapt, so change something.  I say, "What did you change? Something
[28:06] elementary in your bundle, something, some screws, right, twisted? Nothing, play a role, but it's not only about them. The whole funnel. We absolutely agree. You know, most of them take and these same creatives go
[28:19] definitely flood now. Listen, well, by the way, you can find creatives from the spike they work. But, of course, then they anyway. Well, friends, I think we can come to the
[28:31] video to the end. Great, friends. Give it a like, subscribe to the channel. Everything will be clear, friends. Okay, we're coming to the end. Andrey, will be in the description.
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