[00:00] Hello everyone. You're on the Practical Arbitration channel. Today we have another practical video. This time, I'll record it on time, introduce the company, and show the results. Let's quickly return to the company that was launched, yes, in the last video. Unfortunately, we didn't have
[00:14] and the results were as follows. These are streamers, this is Zeus. And, well, anyway for unbanning. It hasn't been released yet, so I decided to record a new video anyway. Yes, and see
[00:30] how new hooks work. Regarding the correctness of Turkey, many people say: "How so? Why do your companies get hooked?" Yes, it's not just a matter of creativity, as many people think, right? But in reality, there are a number of other nuances. Well, for example, if we manage to do this, yes, then, uh, well,
[00:45] let's look into it further, yes, the creatives we film with streamers, this launch methodology in Turkey is actually very different from what you're used to. We're actually launching exclusively with CBO right now. A lot of people hate Andromeda, saying, "It's all nonsense,
[01:00] it doesn't work," and so on. In fact, Andromeda, as an algorithm, is currently positioning itself quite effectively. The main thing is to work with it correctly. Our launch methodology is the following format, yes, which is relevant right now for Turkey. That is, we have, let's say,
[01:13] a certain amount of UGC plus streamer creatives. And the company structure is built as follows. So, we definitely take some extra money now, right? The overall budget. We take, well, around $100-$150 per campaign. And we do three broad sets. We always use placements and auto placements
[01:29] in every ad set, including all creatives and streamers. So, we mix everything up. Our goal is to quickly understand which creatives perform best for the Turks. That is, to look purely at CR. But overall, this should involve as much detailed split testing as possible. We should look
[01:45] at, uh, Facebook's behavior toward these creatives. Facebook actually favors faces, gestures, conversational style, and, yes, getting into frames, uncut editing, a short 15.5-second first hold, native camera movement—well, that's the streamer style. Therefore, these
[02:00] creatives that we're currently using and filming in our GC studio—we'll probably add them here or here, yes, we'll add them now. You can check out our Telegram channel. For those who haven't subscribed yet, the link is in the description. Subscribe now. You'll see a more detailed post, a preview of our
[02:14] work, our portfolio of actors, native speakers of various languages. There's a minimal number of Turks there, but most of the others, including local native speakers, are present.
[02:29] [music] Ah, so, these creatives actually learn quickly, yes, they offer low CPMs and broad audience expansion, but they can also sometimes burn out very quickly. Basically, our creative update method for Turkey is critical. That is, every
[02:44] 4-6 days we need to add new DSs and streamer approaches to the same set and remove the weakest ones. This maintains the stability of the SEBI. Many people don't understand this and say that it's better to run PBO. You basically just need to upload more engaging ads to existing sets,
[02:59] or better yet, add new creatives to existing engaging sets. How do you generally disable them, right? We disable it if the CPA is higher than the P, and the CPA is higher than our KPI, yes, that is, higher than the CP rate. If the CR is less than 0.8, let's raise the bar a little, yes,
[03:15] because we were doing 0.5, 0.5, we'll go below 0.8. If the retention of the first 2 seconds is low, that is, less than 25%. We keep everything that brings stable conversions, everything that provides high retention. Everything. Why is this methodology actually better than others, right, for Turkey? Because the Turks, my friends,
[03:31] respond very well to GC, it's trust, and even better to streamers. They are part of their digital culture, but both types conflict in the same campaign, meaning Facebook will skew traffic. Therefore, we actually test these approaches separately. In general, our final system is CBO. And several sets, three, yes,
[03:47] and every 4-6 days we update creatives, upload additional content, and scaling occurs through duplicates or boosts. Budget by 20-30%, as before. A sharp cut also works, but for a slightly different methodology, when we have slightly fewer elements left. So let's, ah, implement, yes, this company,
[04:01] in fact, and move on to the filling. Which office should we take? Now I'll quickly choose, yes? Here, I think we also have minus eight. Minus eight. Now we, yes, we'll take, take, take,
[04:14] take it, I think, or another capchik. Now you just a second, friends, we'll decide. Uh, what should we take by office? What should we take by office? What should we take by office? Well, come on, come on. Minus eight is also 69 6 746. Maybe we should bang it too? We'll see now. Well, in principle,
[04:33] probably, in principle, probably, maybe, here's the current top, in fact, and take it. Yeah, let 's launch it, actually, and then we'll see what we have. Now I'll quickly check if our set is there, and we'll go over the launch methodology. I'll tell you how we do things. So,
[04:50] our goal now is to launch quickly and actively. Then we'll, yeah, sort out all the hypotheses. Ah, bam-bam-bam. We need 80, yeah, we have that pixel. Everything's great, friends. Let's go. I think we'll even do several launches on a number of companies. That is, CBO, CBO, ah, UGC plus streaming. Stream Mike
[05:09] YouTube, let's call it YouTube Lak, we'll also sign it. I have all sorts of superstitions, yes, I have 11 , and we'll show you a hook, friends. As for the badge, well, here I'll take 199, let's even do
[05:26] 109. 99, nines are also my favorite number. It's just some kind of internal superstition, friends, about showed you a company, it's catchy. Someone there just started liking it, yes, promoting it.
[05:40] That's it, it's a so-so story. You should have had the most bold, spilled pixel. That's when it makes sense to launch lookalikes. Initially, it's not necessary at all. Generally, such campaigns an advertiser's budget to retain, yes, an audience. That's one. The second point is regarding... What else
[05:58] did you read there? Regarding PixelSel, the fact that PixelSel doesn't play a role, friends. PixelSel does, but its target function is actually event transmission. And it segments your users who installed the app but didn't perform any other actions. It segments users who
[06:10] installed it, registered, but didn't perform the third action. And the third layer, yes, those who installed it, registered, and performed a DEP. And it starts to target your ads more accurately to these users. Yes, it's true that PixelSel influences optimization.
[06:23] We only optimize sets, but PixelSel helps you accurately target audience profiles. PixelSel needs to be used long-term. And I also saw this message there, yes, it immediately brings up all these arbitrage superstitions, and I see mistakes. What the guys are writing in the chat, yes, they express their
[06:37] opinions and statements. This is truly top-notch, and I respect that. But what I think is wrong and what I see is incorrectly tested in practice by our team, yes, I will say, uh, fresh pixels, yes, and those flooded with a bunch of events, like the ones I'm
[06:51] using now, for example, the difference will be colossal, in fact. You can directly compare. We compared, this was a working story back when we had a mega-fat team there for Lead Generals, yes. Well, test it for yourself, and draw your own conclusions. Try to flood the pixel for the long term. Always
[07:09] make sure that all three active events have SPI conversion. If something isn't working for you, such a pixel, throw it away and move on. Let's move on. So, we numbered the events by
[07:22] attribution. You test, yes, also 711, 111, but now it's not worth using the 7-day click attributes correctly and others. Regarding the launch, everything is classic. Many people do the same. Here's the next
[07:34] nonsense, launching from scratch, not from scratch, yes, friends, launching, again, compare. If you launch from scratch, you have a full budget. Next, learn how to break it down by tracker. We'll demonstrate it with you sometime, I'll do it on some big, yes, account. You will be...
[07:50] Watch the intersection when you have a systematic projection of advertising on your time zone set in the tracker. Yes, there will be hooks and positive results. Then, you will time the start of the new day to coincide with this time zone. In fact, everyone with us
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[08:59] is strictly from scratch. And we're taking on accounts now, ordering them for Antarctica. We're actually launching our own agency soon . This is also a small introduction, yes. We want to implement in-house functionality throughout the entire structure. And it will be quite substantial. And Antarctica, Turkey without
[09:13] how the Turks do, yes. So, here we're taking, so, here we're taking, so, with you, the minimum is 25. And then we'll make recommendations above 60, then we'll narrow it all down. And men. Uh, and men
[09:34] are always a must, even if your company is turning a profit, break it down and optimize your expenses. Here we'll enter everything by, uh, well, by advantage, yes, and in general,
[09:47] we're not using any other options for now. We'll be launching the classic Zeus, friends. Right now, the lots, as I said, are from November to March, through Ramadan, the start of Ramadan will be the busiest time for, uh, everything to convert quite well. In short, friends, don't be lazy, please.
[10:04] Format everything correctly, and you'll be happy. We're taking Gamest, a fun one, yes. Under Zeus. Next, yes, next we need a domain. Just wanted to say for a minute, I won't burn the domain. Okay, God bless it,
[10:17] bother and pull it out. In general, the destination is the site. Our little domain, yes, the one I launched last time, I won't even change anything. And I won't be loading any catalog. And I'm loading
[10:30] the creum pool. Now we'll decide, yes, which co creo pool we'll use. There will be quite a lot of them. I've prepared the launch, I've uniquely verified everything. We have one, uh, that means 5 10 15 20 25 30 35
[10:46] cre. One more time. So, five, five rows are obtained, how many? Se, there should be seven rows, right? 1 2 3 4 5 6 7. Friends, that's it, to Zivs. Let's go. We'll launch 1 3 35. Here I'm the only thing I'm thinking,
[11:04] maybe? No, we'll give a small badge at the start, we'll chop down the ads as much as possible. And that's the methodology, friends. Now you'll see how it works correctly. of course, are already used in our app, yes, on a number of services. Plus,
[11:21] friends, I would recommend heavily using, uh, partner groups. Two services are currently top-notch for us. And links within links work perfectly too, in general. All the links we use, friends, are in the description below the video. Anic Vision is currently top-notch, working perfectly.
[11:36] And soon we'll implement a number of other features. Regarding UGC, write me a private message. We'll set up a chat with our department head, Dmitry. Yes, and we'll discuss what orders you need, so please get in touch, and so on. For those who are looking for mentoring in our affiliate program, all the links, friends, are in the description again.
[11:53] I'll definitely make an announcement a little deeper in this video. While we wait for the creatives to load, Let's release the tail right after the release. Let's release the tail. We've done a ton of testing here now.
[12:06] Actually, we'll install everything here with you, using the classic Cabinet 8. We just need to change it with you. It'll be simple. Let's make it MK not 11, 11, but 1511. And we'll have, ah,
[12:24] let's mark it like this, it'll be clear. And we also need the ID, friends, of the cabinet. Always track everything, monitor everything, and the result will be, as they say, happiness. Happiness will be. That's it . Oops. Everything is basically here, in my opinion, everything is ready. There's something else I wanted to say, something else
[12:40] I wanted to add. Well, probably, probably nothing more, right? Eighth, ninth. That's it, subs. Be sure to track the time zone. Exactly what I was talking about. We always mark the time zone, friends, so that we can break it down later and optimize our costs. Yeah, let's do it, I think
[12:57] we'll do it in parallel right away, while everything's loading here, while our Creos are loading, yeah, uh, on the second account, also at minus eight, we'll make an identical campaign. We'll make an identical campaign. Oh, add a video.
[13:09] What do we have here? Everything's loading okay so far. Oh, well, and then, I think we'll probably take this cap with you. Also here, I think, right? Come on. Here, I think there's something else. There you go. By the way, it piled up overnight, friends. Five more FTDs with pluses closed. They added a bash here,
[13:25] rolled it back. Well, in short, there you go, friends, the same methodology for you. Yeah , right. I won't really give away the crookedness here. You see everything. This client from the mentoring is running the company and he's doing quite well . Oh, okay. We're making an identical campaign here. The cab is a hook for us.
[13:38] Again, each com and each cab has its own trust parameter. There are also certain life hacks that we use. We're more like white marketers. Yes, we work within a budget, we don't exploit any bugs, but we're slowly starting to
[13:51] results over time. So, friends, I recommend watching our videos as meticulously as possible . I'll share some life hacks that we use. A like from you, yes, comments,
[14:03] any questions. My team and I try our best to respond to all comments. sharing their expertise. You're simply growing as a community. You're all awesome, and respect to all of you,
[14:16] friends. We're creating an identical campaign. We'll also have CBO. CBO. Ah, Olympus. Olympus 1511. Okay, here we go. It's ready. We'll stick it here too
[14:29] . Well, also 100. Let's say 119 99. 119. Let's move on. Here we stick in a one. Sayre eighth. We only need a pixel. Here it is. 837.
[14:49] Conversion events. Also purchase. Purchase. Come on, load. Don't hang, brother. Don't hang, brother. Don't hang, brother. Well, what doesn't he want? That's it, it's frozen. And the purchase, yes, that's it, friends, we're doing it the classic way. And then, actually, we also have, yes, a delayed launch. 15:00. Yesterday,
[15:07] by the way, there was someone who launched on Friday, yes, before the Black Friday, let's say, yes, there were additional sales and there was a drop in metrics. Well, that is, there was an increase in the cost of metrics. Many people noticed this, including our clients. Well, in short, you always need to be careful here.
[15:20] Be sure to stop the companies, don't overthink it, friends. There's no miracle if something goes up in price, no need to wait, as many say, something will be optimized, leaked, spun, it's all complete nonsense. Stop the companies, don't waste your budget. That's it, just following
[15:32] the recommendation. No need to fool around here. I mean, guys like these: "No need to hold it there, it's being optimized." How many times have I shown you in my videos, friends, that I'm going somewhere while on flights, yes, in fact, the company itself can simply disappear somewhere
[15:45] . Okay. Fine. Here, we'll all choose the same one. We need a different FP. Fipe, let's take Fipe some Game Star. Let's take another Game Star. Yes,
[15:57] so that we have a difference between different Funk. I'll pay attention, I'll launch. Yes, friends, here we are also loading, loading, loading. Let's put the website URL right at the bottom then,
[16:09] then we'll write everything down now. Oops. And we need the domain here. And domain, domain, domain, domain, Domain, domain. Yes, yes. Ah, URL, site URL, site URL. Let's put a product title. No, we
[16:21] won't put any title here. This is just the ad source. Source site. Oops, great. And we need to select creative next. Select creative. And upload the same batch. And
[16:39] upload the same batch. 35 pieces. Check. Let it load here for now. Leave it. Let's go back to ours. Everything loaded perfectly here. Let's go. There's 301 already prepared. This is the reject one, right? Well, and then there's, actually, the original, as they say, versions. We're not changing anything else,
[16:54] friends. Let's skip everything. We'll do the whole thing by clicking the button and download it now. Now I 'll write the text. The main thing is to put it in. I have generated the text, friends. You should also
[17:06] emphasize the text. And in general, this also helps you participate, like priority participation in the auction. You get better metrics when you have all three values: description,
[17:18] headline, and, well, you get it, the primary text, all three values ​​filled in. Okay, here we put, what are you talking about? Call to action. Download. Download. It's working better now. Let's grab
[17:30] some text. What's wrong with you? And let's grab some text. And let's grab some text. Pa-pa-pa-pa. Come on, load up. Please don't hang, Facebook. We don't have time to hang. Now I'll close all the unnecessary stuff here
[17:45] so nothing freezes. Zoom is probably eating up the budget today, too. Yeah. Okay, that's it. The text is visible. Finally. We're grabbing the primary text. Friends,
[17:58] you can sleep through everything crookedly, friends, run it the same way, and see what the results are for scams. Everything is in our, again, yes, everything is in our PP GeneralC. Friends, if you haven't registered yet, be sure to do so. Now is the perfect time. We're giving you tips, helping you get started, and get going.
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[18:56] Legendersal promo code. Get a bonus, because here's a bunch of Creos, guys, they pull out the stayer without any problems, yes, and there are. We'll number them now. Let me probably take a break so as not to waste time here. We'll put everything in Krebku. All two companies, two acetas. Yes, here we have
[19:14] everything already in the training. First, I didn't show it right away because there are so many ads here, yes. 1351. So you understand. Let me fail now, if I have a second company here, you can still see, it's published so nothing hangs. Well, in short, here you are, friends, a
[19:30] good amount of Creos. This is when they say moderation, no moderation, everything is uniquely verified without covers. And all 100 and 100 are ruled. And here in each set there are 35 ads. We'll see how it goes. The video
[19:43] continues. November 16th, Sunday, 11:22 AM. A new day has begun for the GMT minus two accounts. Yes. What did we do? And yesterday's company, yes, one of them... Let's first look at how it closed yesterday. Here I'll show you the following. What, ah, within the framework,
[19:59] yes, in general. Now I have, wait, I'll just show you another iBio, it's also already fully moderated. Let's first show yesterday's CBO, and the stream here is UGC and so on. This whole story unfolded yesterday. That's how it closed with one expensive maximum FTD,
[20:16] yes. Another account, I just posted a screenshot in the chat. For those who haven't subscribed to our chat yet, friends, take a look. Here we have five FTDs, uh, at 1955, right? And now I'll show you another account that was circulating here. Oh yeah, here's another one we recorded using Multigeo. Yes,
[20:33] it closed with such a bang. What I want to show you here is that it's identical, and identical Creo, yes, slots, but the hooks are extremely different, just like we have on the colors. Different audiences. Please pay attention to this. Yesterday, one person, let's call him that,
[20:47] yes, he was being very clever in our chat. For which, in fact, he got banned. And he shows a lot of stuff on YouTube. We've been monitoring this for a long time, patiently, but it's just an empty theory, yes, in a kind of competitive format, so to speak, in a competitive format. He
[21:07] refused, dropped out, well, and, in short, started being rude, for which, in fact, he got kicked out. But my point is that, friends, there are hooks in the accounts, and they vary, yes. Therefore, it's very important to use different methodologies, different launches. The end result will be wonderful. Okay.
[21:23] Today, this account of ours, by the way, was also supposed to be updated the next day for some reason. Yes, we updated. That's it. Seventeenth. What isn't it updating? Yesterday was the fifteenth, today is the sixteenth. Yes, it's here. A new day has begun. We'll see what we actually have
[21:38] at the output. Here, in general, I would probably turn on all the ads. Something here has been slightly rejected, but let's turn everything back on today and see how it performs at the output. Everything that's alive here, I'll now activate what I rejected,
[21:51] and God bless it. We won't, we won't even turn it back on. I just wanted to say something else. Uh, I didn't write this down. I also launched Abo. Right here on this account. Where is it here? Yes,
[22:04] on the current account, yes, I launched Ishka. Uh, unblocking, as I understand it, is also probably now, well, probably not yet, but still. Where is it here? Here's the bios, friends. I chose six, uh, if I'm not mistaken, I creatives. I was choosing here, sitting, yes, six creatives. And for each Krevo, I launched
[22:20] three Acetaminophen campaigns with a minimal budget. Again, 100% up-to-date, friends, no problems whatsoever. Antarctica is, um, everyone's been kreunicalized. Well, let's see how iBio performs . For comparison, I'll just try to cover various launch methodologies in this video. I wanted
[22:35] to launch more, but overall, I kind of ran out of time, yeah, I ran out of time. I'll definitely share the current situation, yeah, what kind of paradises there are, what kind of marginal indicators masters have. I'll tell you how Buying is doing overall in November. And,
[22:48] um, as I said, we'll touch on push notifications; we'll definitely go over them with you, yeah, and the analytics. We'll see how the next campaigns perform today and what we do with them. And after the first day, since the company was only running for the first day, and that SYBIO, yes, the one
[23:02] running on Andromeda with eighteen Creo inside, I'm not upgrading it due to budget. Why? Even though there's a catch, as it were, how can you, in our terms, uh, five FTDS for $19, even the consoles there are $60 by default, good, wonderful paradises, but, ah, after the first day, we're not
[23:19] upgrading the bat, since we haven't yet developed a user profile from the OTS. I'm waiting for the second day; if this OTS, this company, these OTS, performs well today, we'll, accordingly, further scale this up. Today is Monday, until November 17th,
[23:33] there are already a number of calls from workers. What would I like to summarize here? Look. Yesterday, unfortunately, I wasn't able to record a test there. One of our accounts, yes, the SBI ones, closed down like that. Yes, today is already the start of a new day. On TOTL, the account has
[23:48] been showing up like that for two days now. Overall. Let's move on a bit, where's our IBIOS, okay? By the way, I'm also here now, I'll be bringing a few sets back online, and I'll explain why. Yes,
[24:00] we'll turn everything back on now. I'm bringing everything back from scratch that I disabled yesterday. We have a lot going on here right now, in short, what problems are there. Let's just summarize and provide
[24:12] some work data. Look, first of all, friends, it's very important to launch better from the start, yes, with a small budget. IBO is working again, they're working again, uh, budget scaling is working again . Budget scaling is only gradual, yes, not aggressive, like we had. So, we're
[24:28] getting back to square one. We had a number of calls from advertising this morning, right, before the video was kicked off. And what's the picture here, exactly? So, yesterday we had a number of deposits. I just didn't fight back. A new day has started there now. Where did I prepare the tracker for you?
[24:43] It's been a second. Yes. That's the company we're running, right, where we created the New Launch on the tenth, eleventh. So, according to it, nine ftdsh came in yesterday. Well, according to the tracker, yeah, we're checking the time. Today, I don't think anything has dropped here yet. Zero,
[24:58] most likely, yeah, some new day has started there now, reset. So, nine ftdsh came in, 665 there at the exit time, yeah, if you take this company, it didn't count. Here, we have a panda in it of $124. The deposit didn't count here. And the bios company also
[25:14] didn't count a number of deposits here, it only turned out, well, like one deposit counted here, specific problem, but let's just do it correctly. Here, we got a total
[25:26] spend of about 100 dollars. I don't understand why it doesn't calculate it. The total expenses are 4.70. Buggy Facebook, folks. Anyway, um, 18 sets of 15, five, yeah, on average. So, let's say we have somewhere around 100 dollars, probably, too.
[25:43] We got 100 dollars in total, right? 105. And another company. So, we started with four deposits, five there, but in fact, we got nine. So, four FDDs haven't yet been credited to these companies, right,
[25:55] during this launch. Well, basically, the company ended up with a profit of 665 hryvnias, yes, but the feature is a little different. So, today, I got the iosh company back up and running. What will be closed with deposits over time, with three plus, I will take out again in duplicates, yes, in separate bios,
[26:12] in separate cbis. I will definitely cover these companies again, we will play them together here. We will also cover the next part of the video, but what is the recommendation, friends? Launch carefully now with a small, small budget, yes? Ah, it's better to set the budget on sets, catch
[26:27] the hook and cut everything at once in a timely manner on expensive clicks. I was there yesterday specifically, in general, at a certain event, yes, I didn't interfere here at all. Look what happened. So
[26:40] , as a result, I turned it off this morning. For example, once without a click, an expensive spen. Two, here with one click, three, the same story, yes. The point I just told you, friends, if something is expensive, then, in fact, it is expensive. Miracles do not happen. I'm saying that I'm giving
[26:56] you recommendations again : yes, set the cost per click at 2% of the CPC, set it at 10% of the lead install cost, yes, that is, 10% of the CP rate, the maximum cost per lead, and 20% of the registration cost. Everything is exactly the same,
[27:10] in the same vein. And work hard, cut everything. Today, I'll run this campaign quite aggressively, I'll be shutting everything down, so to speak, quite quickly. And you'll get good results in the end. There won't be any over-engineering, you'll be able to catch some wins, and yes, close the campaigns positively.
[27:25] No need to spend money there, no need to lose anything. Sibishka is currently performing significantly worse. And I would probably recommend, in part, working with companies that, with your
[27:37] three ad groups, are focused on, let's say, one set, one creative. That work on it, friends, is push notifications. Yes, I'll get to push notifications now, and we'll summarize everything. Okay,
[27:53] friends, let's, uh, run through, yes, push notifications. Look, we always have several, yes, types of push notifications here. Interval-based ones, which we always touch on. So, if we take, say, an interval mailing, I'd recommend setting it up for all days. Specifically, let's
[28:09] do a classic country-by-country campaign for Turkey, right? Set up all push notifications, actually. Ah, by, uh, events, for all days and for a large time interval in hours. What do you mean? Previously,
[28:23] you could look at the VA group here, yes, they removed it, guys, it's a shame. We used to filter the number of deposit registrations this way, yes, but that'll be updated soon. Well, basically, what I'm getting at is that you need to approach push notifications as carefully as possible, namely, uh, putting down essentially
[28:36] all the days of the week - that's a must, yes, but putting up such clickbait headlines, using them here Uh, funnels with an addition to each push. But if we talk about it a bit, there's probably
[28:48] more to be said theoretically. Right now, we can't put together a whole funnel. But we should definitely fill it out in some service, like, perhaps, partners, or in that same group, we'll create a separate funnel for specific apps. Well,
[29:00] what's the gist? So, your task is to take, uh, an app, uh, and organize it so that it pushes for you as a whole, yes, the audience is pushed specifically for, uh, each event, yes,
[29:13] complementing the previous one. So, let's say you have a funnel of push notifications, yes, that is, let's say it's specified there, well, now let me show you one example, take a look, friends. So, that's how I've laid it out here. Let's take a look, look, at a push funnel
[29:27] for, say, the Olympus Gate slot. Here, in fact, we should have something like, yes, a soft start. That is, welcome to the top of Olympus. Here, the game awaits you. Open the app, take the first step. That is, a preview message and the main one. Then comes some gentle
[29:39] engagement. Ready to test the power of the multiplier, return to the Hall of the Gods, the game has already begun. And so on. So, you see, each push informs the next. Then your registration pushes begin. That is, you, the users, should encourage them to take the next action based on the previous one. Each push logic
[29:53] should necessarily complement the next. This, friends, is very important. So here, ah, make it a minimum of, yes, five pushes. Seven is better, of course, for installation, then for registration, and then, of course, you close the deposit. Also, a repeat, yes, a re-deposit is a must.
[30:08] where you lead the user by the hand, press them, and encourage them to take the target action. It's best to do this at intervals of 15 minutes, an hour, 3, 5, whatever, but throughout the day, so that you constantly remind them
[30:23] of yourself. This is very important. If we don't do this, we'll actually experience a drop in usage, yes, in the form of the user simply losing focus and possibly deleting the app. Going overboard and over-pushing it, so to speak, yes,
[30:38] probably isn't advisable either, but I'll speak for ourselves: yes, if we're talking about GroupUp , for example, we actually implemented a push notification campaign there, which is a kind of promotional campaign, as we call it. Yes, we used to spam it like crazy. If you log into the main
[30:55] account, you'll see that we've been sending out a campaign every month for push notifications will start spamming like crazy, sending out forced promotional campaigns, like some really
[31:08] bold push notifications with images and so on, adding to the whole thing. So, that's the kind of push notification we used. Now, I generally recommend always using images. They're also a kind of clickbait. And you must include a bonus for the product,
[31:22] a promo code, and some featured users. If the output is, again, just plain text, well, you'll attract a user, at least. So, again, images play a huge role, so don't be lazy, as they say,
[31:35] generating a bunch of different variations through GP. It won't be difficult on your part, and the end result will be quite beautiful. You'll see for yourself how incredibly profitable it will be, and you'll see that these push notifications will actually convert. But if we're talking specifically about, well,
[31:51] let's say, that very drawdown, yes, of RecToDePa, here it's really important, really important, friends, to put a certain emphasis on, well, let's say, proper
[32:05] scaling, yes, proper campaign management. And, well, look, today's reality of Facebook, let's say this, right? It's more about precision now, not about spilling more. So, where we have this company that shot up yesterday, a real one, right? They
[32:20] showed off quite well there yesterday. Now I'll choose them. So, overall, they're good companies, yes, the company spent a little on themselves, but look, today's reality is again So, yes, if our RTO is sagging and the company isn't growing steadily, the problem is almost
[32:35] never, well, let's say, the budget. The problem is in the structure, in the warm-up trajectory, and in the lack of, I repeat, push-funnels. And speaking of IBO, in the current interpretation, yes, the campaign we're working on right now, well, I launched it yesterday, we'll be
[32:49] running it again today, monitoring it, I'll definitely share some screenshots in the chat. We'll see what the conversion rate is. Basically, each group should have a clear hypothesis, yes, that is, we should have the broadest possible audience at the start. If, well, let's say, we
[33:05] launch just one group for a single creative, then you won't really unlock the potential. So, ideally, I'd take, say, three creatives and launch 191 right now, meaning three assets per creative. I'd also do this on a pool of accounts, taking at least 2-3K into account. That's
[33:19] one thing. Then I'd look for key hits and, accordingly, start scaling everything up gradually. That is, I'd increase the budget by 20-30%. And if we have a key hit, yes, and the account closes in positive deposits. And, accordingly, further down the line, where the registration price is stable, CR retention is good,
[33:35] and there are no quality drops, then I'd, accordingly, run these sets in a separate campaign as duplicates. I'm thinking now, since we're focusing on content, yes, I'll show these points, elements, how we duplicate there, how we attract, and so on. So,
[33:50] in fact, it's really important to monitor optimization windows now. As I was talking with service developers yesterday, many are launching for leads, as you know, yes, some are playing for registration and so on. Right now, yes, this is the most unstable time, but I repeat,
[34:04] you can and should work. The main thing is to be extremely careful and not just follow a template. That is, try different theories. As you can see, we've changed our launch methodologies again, for example. But I've also loaded up the CB companies. Here we have four, three, and four deposits, and we
[34:23] 'll also have some joint work to do with them at the end. We'll see how they perform and how they work out. I'll take a break right now, friends, and we'll continue. So, friends, in a nutshell, you and I will definitely be following this company. Yes, we want to see
[34:38] how they progress and grow. I'll say it again: in reality, for Turkey, despite the lira's fluctuations, November-December is the busiest time right now, and yes, January is also the busiest time for conversions. Yes, I'm reading in the chat right now that many are finding it difficult to cope with this,
[34:53] yes, with these swings and stress. But I'll just tell you, launch with a minimal budget first. You'll see whether your creatives are performing well or not. Basically, whether they're showing positive results according to the metrics. If they're doing quite well, ah, great, yes, then you'll have
[35:07] a good structure in place. You can build this bash without any problems. You can gradually, smoothly increase it every day without any sudden changes, so that you don't get overwhelmed, so that you don't get stressed, and at the end you're, ah, well, let's say, stress-resistant, yes, and don't experience a decline in conversions.
[35:22] Basically, start, again, with a minimal budget. So, start now on IBO two, uh, well, and use classic, good streamer approaches, which actually perform remarkably well. Besides that, you can generate a bunch of statics, see how it behaves
[35:37] and performs, right? Well, and at the end, we'll see what the results are. Let's move on. We have the following statistics. Let's go over them online. There's a date for yesterday, but that's okay, it's not that critical. There are some nice metrics, yes,
[35:49] clicks, and installs and CTR in general, you see, are going through the roof. But our task for now is to spend a little, and filter and remove all the junk. Overall, the picture looks good here so far, yes, we'll see, we'll keep an eye on the current campaigns. And our UGC campaign is also slowly gaining
[36:06] momentum, so to speak. There aren't any special indicators yet. There is, well, some CTR, yes, healthy. But overall, we don't have anything to share yet. There are some cheap clicks,
[36:21] we'll see what happens. Oh, and our other account. And our other account. Here's the current campaign. Let's check the picture here too. Yes, there's one. Oh, by the way, there's already one. Overall , the picture also looks nice. We'll see. Sebishka is starting to slowly, yes,
[36:36] build itself up, and at its peak, it looks something like this. Quite nice, yes. And we'll definitely share these results in the chat in front of you, yes. Because a lot of people are saying I'm drawing something else there. So, we'll continue to watch and analyze. There will be more included a little later. And look,
[36:51] this is how it's actually run on a small budget. Right now, there are some really good examples. We've just got another deposit, yeah, that's pretty much it. We're stopping the current ad. One. The click is expensive, above 2% CPC. By the way, Yoda released a cool podcast today, yeah, Petsy 2.0,
[37:05] uh, which we filmed on Broconf. We explained it all there, showed a spreadsheet. Well, basically, we're turning off the current two. We're leaving this one. There's a registration install. Everything's great. The clicks here are satisfying. We're leaving the current ad, we'll
[37:18] call it something like a pencil for now, because the click is a bit expensive. But we'll hold it for now. Maybe yeah, uh, the metrics are delayed, meaning the prices stabilize, then we
[37:30] can get them back up and running within an hour. I started with a minimum badge to show you this campaign. Yeah, overall, it's still unprofitable. So far, everything the registration hasn't stopped since yesterday, it looks like there's a rejection, yeah, there's a lot, er, more precisely, from the pend
[37:48] without clicks. We'll see what happens next at the output. Uh, for now, this is the picture we have. We've trimmed everything unnecessary. Let's see what else is streaming there. By the way, let's take a look at the SEB here. It looks like something's acting up today. I'm saying it's day by day, so we need
[38:03] different launch methods, but we'll see what happens. 382 here, to hell with it. Uh, well, we'll see about the rest for now. By the way, some FTDS have also started working there, friends. Well, let's take a look.
[38:17] Something, something else has worked. Well, just the next time we turn it on, probably the final one, yeah, we'll see what happens. Well, yeah, yeah, something else came up. Okay, bye we're just working on it together. I'm not sending the video for editing yet, so you can see it all.
[38:36] It's not a current account. So, what do we have here today? Oh, friends, the second FDT, by the way. Let's see what our metrics are. We'll leave everything here for now. Yesterday's [de]
[38:48] seems to have reached 234. 234 is slowly picking up for now. Well, overall, we can hold on to everything for now, then for now, then we'll hold on to it. Everything is in these metrics. Two installations, doors. So, what do we have here? It's empty for now. This company is good, by the way. This company is either
[39:03] good or bad, friends. I'll finish writing the fragment, yes, and then I'll go answer the next call. And this company I was talking about, our client, yes, Andrey from the mentoring is absolutely tearing us apart. Where was that little company? Here it is. This is where the deposit just landed. Here it is, this company, account,
[39:18] you see, yes, 107. And now, actually, another FCD has landed here. Right at the start, it's pretty great. Eight bucks. And now the registration, as I understand it, is working. And the user installed,
[39:31] registered, and deposited. Well, in short, we'll see what happens next. Let's check the stats. What do we have here? Maybe something else has arrived. Yes, something else has arrived. The ABIO is showing off quite well, friends. But overall. Let's remove all the junk that's here, right? Oh, look, yesterday
[39:45] the accounts were going completely differently. That is, let's also turn it off. 2.51. Here, we also turn off expensive click, so that we understand, yes, how we filter. Here, too, expensive click. Here, okay, we'll leave install for now. Eh, 209 209 to hell too. That's it, it's too expensive for us. We'll be right there.
[40:01] I'll keep clearing out all this unnecessary stuff with you. I'll support 211 for now, maybe I'll turn it off later, while heaven, as they say, allows. We had a flying story here. That's it, we have nothing else here. Everything else was rejected, basically. Oh, and another account, what do we have there, 3.1 and another cap.
[40:18] Where is ours, right? And what do we have here, according to the picture? By the way, yes, with the client, yes, we checked with the police back then, yes, well, you have it all in one video. The picture is like this, actually, yesterday everything was terrible, take a look. Yesterday there were no deposits at all, but one didn't click there. And today
[40:36] the picture is much brighter, the metrics are also much better. Well, in general, for now FB has certain anomalies, yes. Uh, what recommendations can I give here, friends? It's very important, very important, yes,
[40:48] it's absolutely meticulous to monitor metrics. One. Go through creatives, two, launch BO and CBO. I just got a call from one of Pomentus's clients, yes, we were discussing it with the guys there, and you had a big, major call. Many are also suffering from RTC deposits. Today, we even see
[41:04] a slight drop in the affiliate program, yes, in conversion to total. In short, what should we do, friends? Approach the launch with a small budget as much as possible, be extremely careful, don't overthink the metrics, focus on clicks, installs, registrations, and you'll have, as they say, happiness.
[41:21] and launch different methodologies. CBO, EBO. Right now, iBIOS with a small badge is performing much better. We'll definitely get back to you. I'll share some of my developments in the chat, on the Telegram channel
[41:35] . These are incredibly difficult times, unsettled. Black Friday is coming soon, and there's going to be a brutal downturn. We'll give you all the recommendations, basically. Links to all the services, folks, are in the description. The video needs to be released already. It's turned out to be as chaotic as possible, as hilarious as possible. But
[41:50] I think you'll find some useful elements, yes, recommendations. [music]