Colombia or Argentina? Running Tier-3 iGaming Traffic Arbitrage

[00:01] Practical Arbitration channel. Today we will analyze the launch and continuation of the launch on the lat, namely 2 Geo Colombia and Argentina. In Argentina, many people asked where such CPM came from. We will analyze all this for you and show you how

[00:13] beautifully Colombia is performing now. The two that are in our PP potro, our buying is pumping up the coolest with good paradises. This is the place to be right now , where you can deliver slot quality, where you can get

[00:26] in fact, bomb. And also in this video we will definitely finally touch on push notifications. Push notifications are a pain for many of you , and many don’t work with them . And at the present time I would also like to announce that Es's milk,

[00:40] as one of the napsetok, has fallen. I think everyone has read this news, but now there are two extremely cool sources that are performing it with gusto. This is TikTok and FB. We have four offices at our disposal . In the first office we have

[00:55] the only thing is that Aset has gone too far here. Let's rename it. Always, friends, keep correct as possible. Our first company is about to be published. Start of a new day. Actually, it's about to begin. Next, uh, here we have two

[01:10] companies: one for Argentina and one for Colombia, yes. And at the start, actually, there is a budget everywhere, one CP rate is set. Oh, and let's also publish another one on Columbia right away . You can already see the

[01:25] overall result. Latam is currently performing at its best , so, friends, you can find all the products we have in our Monetra affiliate program. I recommend flying in and taking a look. Now we are also publishing all companies, because a

[01:37] new day has already begun for us. Here I skipped the office, didn’t have time to fill it up. Oh, and also, yes, I also have two companies prepared for Argentina and Colombia. That is, purely full lots. What I would also like to analyze here is to look at that

[01:52] CPM that you are complaining about, saying: "Oh, what, where did they get such a CPM?" Friends, go through your cryos, well, go through your approaches and use good, correct services. Colombia. Many will say: "Yes, what kind of

[02:06] everyone will say: "Oh-oh-oh, how so? Where do these results come from?" That's it, friends, it's all pouring out before your eyes . And, look, they're being published in our company, and we'll be keeping track of them, uh, on Saturday,

[02:18] Sunday, there, morning, Monday, I'll be showing and summarizing the results we're getting in terms of flooding. And, actually, we'll be here with you, uh, we'll actually, we'll be here with you, uh, we'll sort it all out. Again, here are the creatives,

[02:31] which, friends, are purely from Tyver, that is, from SpyService. These creatives aren't actually manually created there. We're currently preparing a bot that will generate VMSs based on prompts. Uh, through AI models. Plus, right now in ADS,

[02:47] we just had time with you, yes, MCPha is implemented in Adset Pro and now the n't actually record the moment of the company's publication, or rather the manual creation, yes, because the guys and I discussed how the

[03:02] will be for you. Costs are pulled by company, you can slice them by account ID. But I'll already show you a rough model of how it works. All Pro features are already released, yes, pulling in expense tokens via the API. What will

[03:16] this give you in the end? In the end, it will give you wonderful, uh, transparent to scale, what to do with it, and how. And , as you can see, we have such nuances, yes, they are noted. We also have certain, yes, uh, AI tools, but

[03:29] more on that later. Actually, our companies are already being reviewed here and we'll companies are already being reviewed here and we'll wait for approval, yes, and moderation. In general, everything is published, how they pass our moderation. Let's

[03:42] fourth accounts are just for analytics for now . And we'll continue to monitor the scaling aspects during the reviews. Yes, let's get

[03:55] everything working again right away, because Facebook is a little laggy when publishing. Facebook is a little laggy when publishing. Oh, and here too, yes, Our two campaigns are planned. That's it, the first campaign has already flown by, yes, friends. The second one is here too

[04:07] . Let's turn it on. We'll see how it performs. how it performs. Great, everything is wonderful. the metrics are. And together we'll sign this campaign , manage the nuances, what to

[04:21] do in terms of technical details, bringing the company to the right place, and proper analytics. In general, how to work with FB now in the current reality . And let me throw in another announcement here. Today I have a meeting about TikTok with our team, yes,

[04:33] we'll be launching a mentoring product for TikTok as well. So, friends, it's 3:30 PM. Here we'll do a short introduction with you regarding accounts. I have

[04:45] n't looked at it myself yet, honestly. Oh, I only saw notifications. They go to TGE, yes. Actually, um, we'll load it up and watch everything as it happens before your eyes. Ah,

[04:59] we'll only look at those. Okay, okay, so be it, you'll see, basically, those companies that are still Others, yes, are pouring in across a number of other geos. Mozambique, among others . Uh, you see, Ghana is there, yes, Colombia. Well, basically, yes,

[05:13] we only have one company in this account for now . I'd like to point out something, friends. Look at how Colombia is doing, yes, on the news sites. Also, across a number of Geos in general, if you look at it like that, there's 93 SPND. And 93 SPND and 458 for today's

[05:29] revenue, yes. Well, you can count it yourself. This is simply about how cool a number of Geos are performing today. Friends, I'd like to touch on something. The first , there's one FТD, uh, according to the metrics, as you

[05:44] can see, FB distributed it itself, yes, and now it's giving the maximum in e in one set, in one internal ad, yes, we'll burn the CRE a little there , actually, if one well-developed creative is working. Everything's worked out for us, by the way, with you,

[05:59] Friends. Yeah, well, for now, everything's flowing in this range. I won't touch anything anymore. Let it flow. There's no point in interfering with anything here for now, neither turning it off nor stopping it, everything is as correct as possible. And here we have two

[06:13] ads inside. One of them immediately took off in terms of metrics. The deposit was caught. Let FB distribute the budget itself. Ideally, in the future, we can do this . Let's refresh the page. We've been logged out a bit. Uh, ideally,

[06:28] to scale everything up here, but a little later, after the first day open. For now, we've just launched with you what's currently showing itself, yes, I wo n't make any recommendations here for now. And since we have a different account, let's take a look at

[06:44] And since we have a different account, let's take a look at ours, what we have here in other cabs. For some reason, . It hasn't even started rolling out yet. We'll look at another cab.

[06:56] Yes, neither of the companies has launched yet. We see a company there. Alexey. Yes, basically, it's showing great so far The cap is just getting going. We don't have any spandrel here yet.

[07:10] spandrel here yet. Yes, yes, yes. We won't interfere for now. Yes, we have another company, friends. And here, in my opinion, judging by everything, we'll see what's pouring in here. Columbia. Yes, things are a little worse here

[07:25] . And I'll pay attention. What are you saying? I'll pay attention. We even left the budget here, yes, so I think it's possible, yes, we've duplicated the

[07:37] company. Um, basically, here we did n't have a 1199 start right away, but it was printed, yes, 11199. Ah, well, overall, and, overall, according to the metrics, it's going the same, yes, as you can see, well, maybe a little more expensive,

[07:50] hold this company back for now. I'll leave it, basically, with these metrics, to run it. Ah, I I saw, basically, the metrics are arriving there. Well, in short, we won't interfere with it. Argentina has also been slowly picking up since Monday, but

[08:02] We'll see how it goes from here . Um, I don't know, I wouldn't want to interfere here, basically, the registration is going great. Something friends. What I wanted to show this company. Uh, with us, friends, I'm just from

[08:17] , yes, a colleague there is currently supporting us, running our companies with you. have already received our second VTD with you. Let's see, maybe something else has arrived. see, maybe something else has arrived. No, for now, it's Colombia's second VT

[08:30] friends. Oh, how nicely it's going here. In general, the margin is space. posted this screenshot in the chat. Who is our, uh, unsubscribed, friends, subscribe. But in general, I just wanted to

[08:42] show, yes, even in the total for the advertising campaign across the board . Now I'll finish my thought, I just wanted to show how wonderful Rhubarb is doing . And in the total, therefore, our advertising campaign is valuable, yes, Rhubarb results are 122, here are 19 dollars. You

[08:57] beautiful account there, but okay, that's beside the point. Oh, and where is this company, right? That is, 2 Ftd and look at how they are doing according to the metrics. Just remember 19 cents, a metrics. Just remember 19 cents, a click. And a dollar for install. Two bucks, uh,

[09:12] click. And a dollar for install. Two bucks, uh, registration and another adjacent account. only have, uh, a budget here, or rather, it costs something flew through. No, my budget here is worth 111 dollars, yes. Oh, and what

[09:26] I wanted to draw attention to is that here we have , uh, two identical companies, But look at the metrics, how they're going according to the ticket, but here there are already 25 registrations and only two FDs, and there are two registrations and two FDs by conversion, that

[09:40] is, by segmentation, by segmentation of the audience sample. Therefore, friends, number of accounts in your total. You should switch between accounts, watch, and check, yes, every

[09:52] account is different, and they all perform differently for you. Of course, you definitely need to monitor this, friends. And based on this, what's the point? The more pool accounts you have,

[10:05] even with one working creative, you will always achieve results. Friends, we also signed, uh, with Larym, yes, a video, while we were signing here, I saw third VTD to this company, yes, and overall the metrics are already leveling out. But

[10:18] [snorts] And here there will still be normal, awesome profitability. Overall, the compared to, say, the same company, yes, the one with the cosmic paradises, uh, with a small budget, well, it looks pretty, yeah, everything's more

[10:33] a bit more registration here, so we're just looking at the metrics. 88 cents, a dollar 32. And here, yeah, it's roughly the same, friends. But in terms of deposits, like on a cranked-up budget, a new company, well, not on a cranked-up, but on a larger budget, yeah, it

[10:48] performs worse in terms of deposits. So, my point, friends, is that at the start, always start with one CPA rate. That is, here's the standard. When I created your company this morning, I was a bit, well, I made a typo, I rushed,

[11:03] a bit, well, I made a typo, I rushed, yeah, by the way. Oh, yeah, right, third Tuesday. That's right. I wanted to say, another one dropped. Based on that, here are my recommendations again, yeah, start with a small budget at the start . By the way, another one

[11:16] started giving out on Facebook. Let's see how he adjusts all this, how things work for us. I'll be updating you again. Friends, I can't get away from the computer on Saturday. What happened with us? Yes, we still have some

[11:29] . That's exactly why we're testing the farms with the guys here today. Three conversions. One landed in account 309, yes, you get it, which one, ah, anyway, have an idea, yes, which one is this for us? 834, actually, one, two. I just

[11:45] tapped that out, they haven't recovered yet, most likely. We're waiting, they'll land here, we'll definitely show you there. Oh, and here in , yes, 309. The price here has actually gotten even better, yes. We'll see how it works. Well, basically, that

[12:00] is, Kanubi, friends, is going very well. We 'll see how it goes. But in So, for now, observe everything yourself. Everything right before your eyes. June 7th, everyone's working, all weekend, without leaving. Let's

[12:13] check the companies. Now, in this segment, what we'll do. We'll call our student, yes, our mentoring client, Victor. He's one of the, shall we say, first ones to dig into Argentina, uh, with his own approach. The guy has

[12:26] scratch. Well, anyway, I think he'll tell you everything himself , we'll ask him. But first, let's check our company again. Now, I'll update the stats. [snorts], which had a small budget, as you remember, yesterday in

[12:39] won't be looking at other companies. We're within the framework of what we launched here, actually, our Facebook has concentrated on one set. The metrics are a little nevertheless, it turned out great here. Envelope-deposit. We'll see how this

[12:55] campaign goes for us today. Yes, what we launched together, we can even boost it with a badge. [snorts] Regarding, uh, the current one, yes, the company here with you and me, friends, here we have Colombia-Argentina. It

[13:08] performed a little worse. Well, by the way, no longer, the deposit has already flown in. Then it's great overall, ah-ah, the company for Argentina 2 FD has hooked up with us, with you, with you, with you, with you, yes, two sets by metric, you can

[13:24] see for yourself. I would have intervened here already, definitely stopped the current one, uh, set, yes, the Well, in general, I left the current one to tweak according to reverie for now. You can see everything for yourself. So far, it's neatly in the pluses. What new things have we implemented? At the start with working

[13:38] try not to interfere ourselves. They, by the way, rejected it themselves, yes, except for the first one, [snorts] yeah? I mean, uh, we try not to interfere. We only leave what's Here, ideally, we could intervene, filter out the first

[13:52] father too. It's the one with no leads at all. We'll turn it off now, I'll go from another social network ask what it is. Social network on ZRD, friends, it's simple, yeah, the current one, uh, we have a common social network, yeah, across all the RKAs, accounts. Basically, I can at least make some money from it

[14:07] by watching how clients are pouring out money from mentoring. Seeing short, the sky's the limit right now , if I say, let's say for Argentina, I can't directly set our tables on fire, yes,

[14:19] but, generally speaking, in Argentina right now it's somewhere, uh, somewhere around 6,000 spend and 11,000 hryvnia. Well, in So, that is, almost a swarm of about a hundred in total. This is, uh, Argentina, there

[14:32] is a strait there, yes, a small one. Well, basically, that is, a good raid of about 90% and, and, in short, I would n't listen to all this nonsense. Oh, and our company here with Colombia is small, yes, uh, which

[14:46] was on the starting badge. Overall, overall, it has gone according to these metrics for us so far . Mm, it wouldn't be advisable to interfere here either , except, perhaps, for the second set. The second set can also be approached, but for now we're

[14:58] holding everything. And another office, where you and I, uh, where you and I accidentally bet 111 bucks, yes, to see how it accelerated. So, overall and generally, 20 here is going correctly. I was just chatting just now, yes, according to the

[15:12] make a chat I have a screenshot in front of you, yeah, we'll take a look. We'll take a screenshot now, yeah, second so you don't have to reveal my entire Telegram here. And we'll show you here how I take screenshots. There are maps there. Who else, friends, our Telegram, and not subscribed,

[15:26] practically arbitrage the link in the description. We also have chats, so We also have chats, so I recommend logging in. And

[15:42] , yeah, what's going on with Alex. I think we'll also take a call with him now . But where was his office there [sighs] [sighs heavily] the most wonderful, beautiful office. Just a second, friends, we'll do everything together right away

[15:55] how the workflow happens. You see the rhubarb, right? 184 panda 480 for You see the rhubarb, right? 184 panda 480 for this company. Oops.

[16:27] take a look, yeah, that is, for Argentina, Uh, with this test funnel, we got 253 FDs in total, yes, for 1,000 registrations. Well, it's somewhere around one in five overall. In fact, there are still a number of things that are n't quite there. And in Argentina,

[16:43] yes, the same Joker approach, friends, I'll point out, yes, we're improving we'll be expanding the rate and the cap even more. In Here, I would actually recommend focusing on this.

[17:10] okay. And now we'll call, let's do this, friends, with Victor. Now I'll light it up Victor. Now we'll throw him a Zoom call. Overall, the guy is casting Argentina. Two offers and Kasong, and spinbars. Completely under our

[17:24] mentorship. In short, that's it, friends, right before your eyes. How they're doing here for mentoring, friends, the link is in the description. We'll soon be opening mentoring for TikTok as well. For those interested in general, if you're a

[17:36] launches, scaling, building a funnel, and in general, if you want to adjust your leads, or if you're just a newbie who wants to get into arbitrage and learn how to make money from it, the link is in the description. Friends,

[17:49] come on over, we're growing webmasters for our affiliate program, we're growing webmasters to join our staff through our general, through us, guys, they actually hire people to join their teams. So, we Overall, our product is aimed specifically at these tasks. We're

[18:05] also planning to upgrade and raise the price tag. So, for now, you can still come to us in June or July . The contact information is in the description. Many m They wrote: " I'll be sorting this out on Monday, friends, I don't have time to respond to these messages on the weekends

[18:19] ." So let's connect him to Victor now [snorts] and we'll analyze his speech together. Do a look at some period directly. We have the seventh new day today, this day has arrived. Do a look at some interval for this

[18:33] left, I don't know. Well, let it be the maximum , yes. In general and generally, by the way, where is your Argentina, which was still spinning?

[18:45] Remember? Oh, here it is. I see, I see. 65 Ftdsh, right? Yeah. What are your overall impressions, besides the spinbar and this kasong,

[18:57] conversion? Now, at least, when the deposits on kasong have knocked out? So, what can you say? So, after all, which of the ethers is performing better? Elementary, so for the audience too Let's give feedback, yes, that the offer is evaluated based on the

[19:12] conversion from install to registration, which is logical, and from registration to deposit. By the way, do could even go Pro, it will have more transparent statistics, yes, go down transparent statistics, yes, go down and look at the

[19:26] in the reports. Here's the picture. Kasunga has 40 indicators. Clicks in the rec are 1278, and spinbar is 1282. Plus or minus,

[19:38] deposit are even higher on Kasunga. 3.61, deposit 28, slightly higher, but what a rate, yes, on the spinbar, it's several times higher than on Kasunga.

[19:52] seems to me that this slightly higher conversion, in fact, yes, doesn't justify itself, spinbars are more interesting anyway. Indicators.

[20:04] Well, here you also need to look at the KP and because spinbars, although they are generally good in terms of both conversion and payouts, they also have quality requirements, so

[20:20] you need to take that into account. That's great. Cool, well, that's a good analyzing everything correctly and thinking correctly. That's also true. Let's point out for everyone that, in reality, you shouldn't choose an offer based on the bid.

[20:33] You know, this is the most legendary one, and I'll tell you a legendary example at the same time. Poland was probably four years ago. Verde offer had a base bid from zero. You go in at 180 and there was an offer, I don't remember the name, from Chilikov, Chili

[20:48] Partners were the advertisers, but they're now available at 90. The bid was twice as high. Oh, and this offer at 90 in dep, well, that means, in short, there are more walruses on it. It was making money, and it was making deposits better than the 180 offer. Everyone was

[21:03] kind of racing, taking this offer, taking it, taking it, taking it, sorting out the pouring it in at 90. And it was always a plus in terms of margins. Here, in great to compare, yes, in the moment, if the cap is exhausted somewhere, the combination is

[21:18] working, it makes sense to split-test something, to look at it, but in any case, you definitely need to analyze it in the dashboard, how it goes from slick to overall, what the total rec is. Here, in reality, as you can see, yes, it's

[21:30] more or less the same. Pokan has fewer, uh, requirements, yes, in terms of rightly noted, in terms of spinbar, yes, they are a little more meticulous, but nevertheless, we have it agreements, yes, and you can, in principle, leak them. And have you tried Spinarium yet

[21:47] just in the reg, right? Things were much worse with Spinarium. It turns out that those were the very first launches, when we changed the Geo and entered Argentina. So, we set everything up,

[22:00] Argentina. So, we set everything up, launched everything. And so, what did we get? It turned out that the offer itself seemed good at first glance . Well, in terms of visuals and other aspects, but yes, the numbers speak

[22:13] for themselves, that, accordingly, everything is fine with us in terms of deposits and, accordingly, in terms of regs. And it was precisely after that that we changed the offer. ki on spinbars, [snorts] So we had three offers, actually, in the

[22:29] offers, actually, in the Argentina work. And two of them are more or less, Well, look, if Kasongo now, in general, yes, flew, fought back, everything is correct according to the fire safety, then, yes, in essence, it is

[22:42] fact. I can just see it with you now, because Kasonga, yes, we had very few tried something a little, but everyone was focused on the spinbar, because we were advertiser's return on investment with quality. Even there they allowed themselves to spill something somewhere around zero

[22:56] , in order to, well, in general, expand the cabbage, yes. But here's the thing, I see that it seems like we can pay attention to Argentina. Actually, it's not worse than anything. Yes, here on the spin bar, maybe the numbers would have been even higher in my account,

[23:09] even higher in my account, but it turns out that from this week we stopped companies there that were doing well. This is also due to quality, because it was necessary to reassemble, so to speak, the company's funnels, in order to

[23:24] improve quality. And if so, the numbers here would be much higher, but the question is different, that we would simply be told, so to speak, everything and goodbye. current realities, yes, many people are faced with this. This is normal practice,

[23:37] yes. Here, naturally, you need to work through the funnel more meticulously, keep yourself informed of the advertiser's feedback, otherwise you'll end up in, say, an awkward situation where, at the moment, everything seems fine with the numbers , but then the advertiser simply

[23:49] holds and doesn't pay anything. OK. In general, what is your algorithm, has it developed in your work? So, how is the work process structured for the should pay attention to, how to

[24:02] build a funnel from your side, otherwise, as if I were saying that there should be some kind of an actually, there, how your algorithm has developed now. I guess, is that you need to test everything. You

[24:18] should definitely always have split tests, whether for the offer, for the push, for creatives, for companies, for approaches, yes, even just for offices. And yes, the most important thing is in the offices, in the audience. This is really

[24:32] super important, because even if you take , for example, some creative that someone else can perform super well, but you launch the cabs, and it simply doesn’t work for you . It could be a matter of the

[24:47] cable, the audience, well, a lot of things, so to speak, and this is, well , super, the most important thing. Then the most important thing is this offer. I would say that you also need to put all this on the stove. Minimum two offers. Ideally,

[25:02] of course, it would be, well, three, probably, I think. Here, at the initial stage, you should also look at everything works out for you. [sighs][sighs heavily] And about the creatives. Creatives are also a very important part. I would say that,

[25:14] probably, well, personally, from my opinion, this is probably 80 percent of all the work, because everything starts with creatives, as if this is your message. Here. And if you write in the creative that there is

[25:28] no deposit, a bunch of bonuses, a lot of free ones from accordingly, yes, you will have good clicks, good installs. Yes, yes.

[25:40] But your deposits and redeposits will decrease accordingly. Here. Well, you need to think about quality, and try to do so from the very beginning, at the very least, check your creatives there, what you write in them. Here.

[25:53] What else? Here in this funnel, did you collect the creatives yourself or was it all done from scratch? That is, in terms of this, let's Still, spy services are relevant in the current times, that is, they are still needed

[26:07] as a tool? Ah, yes, very good question. We actually Ah, yes, very good question. We actually go to a new Geo, let's say, the same Argentina, you can look at

[26:22] the creatives, analyze 100-150 pages there, soldering them in a good way on a wide scale, see what kind of cryos you have there and other things that other guys are working on. Here. But as a result, when you launch these cryos, they may work for you

[26:38] , convert, or they may not work. That is, often the cryos who end up there are already winning cryos. Nikita and I calculated that we winning cryos. Nikita and I calculated that we

[26:51] yes, how much can you, plus or minus, cast from 10 or 15 cabs to one cryos within even a day, trivially. And this Krios burns out in 2-3 weeks if you don’t refresh it in any way. That is,

[27:05] audience. After this, it will enter the spike. Well, now other guys will pick it up. By the way, this is what’s funniest about Arnitine: there are a lot of identical crosses, so to speak, spinning around. Yes.

[27:18] identical crosses, so to speak, spinning around. Yes. well, these crosses, well, they’ve been around for a long time, I think they’ve even been spinning since February, or since January, these little crosses. Here. And, accordingly, well, they kind of

[27:30] show themselves poorly, no matter how you refresh them or don’t refresh them, they’re already done. That is, it is necessary to change, in essence, this interpretation, yes, in general, in terms of visualization, in terms of approach, in itself. That is, in any case, some new

[27:43] hypotheses need to be tested, looked at, and not get fixated on one approach, disappointed for some reason. They took the cryo sos spay there, even though it was there for an active number of days, they poured it in. Oh, he says, nothing works. Just

[27:55] now someone in the chat wrote that he has Colombia, he is testing a guy there, yes, and everything is expensive. In general, it doesn’t work. And then there's reality, and threw it back at him. Say: "Listen, I have Argentina." Oh, Columbia

[28:09] converts beautifully. We also posted some screenshots there, yes, that Columbia is showing itself. But essentially, yes, there definitely should be an overabundance of creatives. And when you find your reference, yes, this does not mean that you completely give up on this whole

[28:22] case, you test some creative ideas and add new ones. You look taken hold, it gives some positive indicators. But in any case, yes, you don’t stop when you’re exhausted, so that the connection continues to live with you with this offer.

[28:38] Yes, it turns out that you find your references, even if you take, say, spliced ​​cryos at the beginning, you found them and your need to make your own cryos, and then order them from a designer or

[28:52] make them within your team. Here. And only then does your real work actually begin your real work actually begin , because you can only really take the cream of the crop, so to speak, of an offer, so to speak , on your own cryos, but

[29:05] on other people's crosses, your conversion rate will be, accordingly, much worse . As for Argentina in general, well, the geography is very large. Here. And the conversion is well, the geography is very large. Here. And the conversion is good, and overall, well, that is, for me, it

[29:19] which I sort of launched. Well, considering that I'm a newbie, well, I got my numbers, but geo is actually quite demanding. Here. It also depends, of course, on

[29:31] Here. It also depends, of course, on the offer, on the KPI and on the quality. Here. But Geo itself requires creativity. Here. To be honest, we didn’t test the statics and didn’t look at how it all worked. Here. But, let's say

[29:44] , protected approaches work well there. And so Nikita and I were approaches work well there. And so Nikita and I were discussing, um, these creatives, they, well, how do you say it, require a fairly good understanding, let's say, and in general, in

[29:56] principle, quality. I think that these cryos are the best in terms of quality, This is true. That's right, because now even the indicators , well, not that they are demanding, but asking for more, yes,

[30:11] definitely taking the vector in Argentina now, we will also accelerate here and give it to the audience . The fact that Mexico, Chile, Peru are also geographically close to, let's say, Argentina, with which, uh, we can also take a vector and work. They are more or less

[30:27] similar, not exactly, not in terms of people’s stereotypes, but in terms of their approaches. In essence, the same JCIs are going on there, and there are also a number of the same scams. There, is presented, and Kasonga is also presented. There are also a couple of

[30:39] products here, we won’t name them. Well, in general, that is, there is where to launch, yes, advertising that will, in fact, give you profit. In fact, I for the audience, let’s say, yes, in Europe. Europe is currently

[30:52] overheated to the max, and the product is fluctuating greatly in terms of conversion, but they also require more budget. Here, in fact, again , yes, you can concentrate on good paradises, on the slot approach, where, in fact, win-win stories with

[31:05] limited anywhere there. Well, and for your own profit you can take good numbers there. OK. And let's add two more words, yes, about launch methods. What have you noticed for yourself ? What is more effective, how does it

[31:19] work? So, how do you find it more comfortable to launch now? It you need to think about. I know exactly what you should have, if you're doing real

[31:31] testing, then, accordingly, you should have, well, several accounts, uh, a larger sample of the audience, so that you can, accordingly, well, cut off this part, that oh, the audience is definitely not the same , oh, the CPM is high there. Well, in general,

[31:47] we just encountered this when we first launched into the spinarium. We set everything up, everything was fine, campaigns, but the CPM was simply high. That's exactly the

[31:59] , that what difference does it make what CPM, if you're generally converting? There are no questions here, yes, you can work there on an expensive CPM if everything audience that brings you deposits. But during our

[32:13] tests, it turned out that the CPM there was $300-350. Well, accordingly, yes, I don’t know what it was directly connected with , but I think it was connected with, uh, with the offices, including on the eve of the World Cup. There, many

[32:28] events are launched for betting, yes, in the lead-up to the World Cup, I mean , and the auction could also jump because of this . That is, many people were taking advantage of such moments there in the run-up to the tournament, even local bookmakers, especially since

[32:41] Argentina is a country that loves football there because of certain stars, yes, there are the same ones and a number of other even more aldot, yes, famous football players . Based on this, yes, the auction there was also overheated and now there will be

[32:53] some kind of swings. But when your company is already, in principle, company has, when it is already established, it is going to be in the long term, in fact, it will be stabilized. But the guys who are now launching new companies there

[33:06] can experience this for themselves . I'm just saying that, again , if you had a company there, there were 60 FDs and so on, you can Adjust what I mean, both in terms of targeting and

[33:19] Here, give us the first group, we'll just fall inside. And in this ad group, let's say, right? That is, you can actually revive this set here, include it inside, upload

[33:33] fresh creatives, yes, there with a new interpretation, as there is in terms of quality, let's say, more meticulous there, yes, and, accordingly, fail the target inside. But since , firstly, you have already collected more than 50 FDDs within one cluster, it has

[33:46] completed its training phase, and, accordingly, it will show itself more definitely not abandon this company, but would actually try to revive it by loading it there manually, falling into this set,

[33:58] creating a new ad with new KOO references. In the group itself, yes, you can change the visual there somewhere according to the target, or make a test duplicate out of it directly into the same company, or transfer it to a new one. And this will also bear

[34:13] repeat, he has already optimized himself, he already has good indicators, and, in general, he will continue to behave like this . Plus, you'll find out within the framework of the creative that you had there , it performed there, yes, it produced

[34:27] results, whether a newly uploaded ad will produce a better result. That is, you yourself should redirect your desire to more engaging creativity. This is this way, you can essentially compare whether the new visuals and

[34:43] or not. That is, this is also one of the recommendations. It such companies, in fact, well, you need to hold on to them, you don’t need to abandon them in the long term, so that they work. M, yes, yes, I agree in general, but there is another

[34:59] wide-wide. Here. And, accordingly, I think it’s no secret to anyone that men are good at thinning, while women are worse at thinning. Yes.

[35:12] men by breakdown. Let's take a look at this company. Ah, gender, gender, gender and gender. Next. No, no, no, there is just one point there. Age, gender, yes. We'll see about that too. The fact is that , in fact, yes, a little bit here,

[35:25] women depoli, yes, at the start. women, older men, but again, female deposits seemed to predominate. Based on this, yes, you had to stop something here at that moment. Oh, and now, well, that is, yes, we’ll say it for the audience

[35:38] deliver quality, then in any case, you can initially go broad when you go to Geo look at something, but then you should narrow the target , yes, there on M25+. This is, in principle, now a vector that actually works.

[35:52] Yes, this is also an important point. It's just that here, we launched companies from 18 to 65, but again, because I personally didn't have any restrictions there, let's say , regarding KPIs and other things. These were the

[36:08] companies. That's why, when we were already faced with quality, we accordingly began to cut off the weakly declining audiences, so to speak. Absolutely right. OK. But overall, this is, yes, your little feedback on

[36:22] interaction, on work. Well, accordingly, Facebook works, arbitration, nothing has died, as it were, yes, I also encountered bans. We also ban companies here, and that's it. But this is probably related to the question of consumption. I

[36:35] think it’s because, although there were bans, for example, it didn’t really trigger anything. Here. And in general there were always offices that were in operation. Here. [sighs heavily] But I don’t think it’s worth considering this topic as a whole

[36:50] . Here. Because this is, well, quite a systematic work. Basically, you can get involved with some kind of spy creative on some offer, somehow cast there, and get your FTDs. Here. But this is conditional within the framework of

[37:05] then, accordingly, you must have complex work. If you want to make good numbers, good results, then it’s really about systematic work every day. That's the main thing about it, uninterruptedly. I'll just say two words here, I'll put it,

[37:19] there again, as you correctly noted, short-term, let's call it correctly, they put in spills, they spilled something, somewhere at some point they disappointed. But, of course, it’s not worth it, the main thing to note here is that you shouldn’t

[37:31] think only about yourself, yes, only look at your numbers. It is also necessary to receive timely feedback from the advertiser. Then, when you have quality. You, if at the moment, let's say , they adjust you, yes, they will say, “

[37:44] Damn, buddy, your traffic there is a little weak, let's adjust it.” And, accordingly, here you will also be valued as an expert, because pocket, yes, but also about ensuring that there is a win-win situation for the product.

[37:59] expanded for you, you will be able to pour long-term , and for yourself you will segment that core audience that provides a good return on investment and that pool of approaches that, I repeat a hundred times, provides a good return on investment for the advertiser. And then wiin

[38:14] relationships and straits there in one geo can be consolidated. Plus, instantly. If this one is a bit off your conversion rate, feel free to add a split to your existing campaign and see. If it really does

[38:29] perform better, for example, like Kasoga does almost a little better in comparison, and has a simpler KPI, then you can switch to it and take a look. Yes, yes, I completely agree. And in general, I do

[38:41] n’t even quite understand the guys who, as you said, cast Mincapu, supposedly on an offer, yes, with poor quality and then, strictly speaking, run around to other advertisers. Here. But overall, it’s actually kind of bad

[38:53] Here. But overall, it’s actually kind of bad from the point of view that, firstly, you employer, or perhaps an advertiser, for a long time, then you'd have better terms, bigger caps, and higher payouts.

[39:07] Plus, you'd be able to see how your creatives, audiences, approaches, and other things are performing over the course of a month, and that's the most

[39:19] with a single cryos, paying off the min cap, and moving on. I think that the launch of companies itself is, well, 5-10 percent of success. And even that is set the settings correctly, well, that's all in general. And considering that

[39:35] , well, it’s all being automated, then, well, there’s Absolutely right. Accordingly, I was actually quite Accordingly, I was actually quite

[39:50] scam, we are not actors here, therefore, we are all living people. I also wrote to the guys in the chat about some questions; the answers are generally not that new in the field, but I’ve already noticed some questions from the guys. And in general, I somehow understand the plus or minus

[40:03] in general, I somehow understand the plus or minus level there, as it were, after some questions. level there, as it were, after some questions. Here. Eh, accordingly, there are a lot of Here. Eh, accordingly, there are a lot of nuances in the same strait, in the same

[40:15] [sighs heavily] starting from cryos, ending with the offer, split testing. Well, to be honest, they just gave out a bunch of stuff. Here. But accordingly, there is still a lot that I will need to

[40:30] work on there, both in terms of cryos, and in terms of approaches, and, as it were, continue to pump up my skills. Nikita and I had a lot of phone calls there, and we went over everything in detail, down to the last detail . Here. And overall, I’m kind of surprised by

[40:47] the quality of teaching. Here. Plus, we also had teaching. Here. Plus, we also had our moments, uh, at the beginning, but overall we resolved everything successfully. So, we have good numbers, let's say,

[41:00] yes, further on there will be, as they say, even more. Regarding this geo, in particular Latam and Argentina, it's definitely worth taking into account, but

[41:12] as Spike shows, and in general, create your own creative ideas, guys. Well, as if to make your own creatives, work on the quality, work on the creatives themselves, on their message. Geo is really cool, but it requires a very

[41:29] good approach to creativity. Another important point, I'd probably add at the end, is that I was also looking at the guys in the chat, for example, they might write some negative things there, or something like, "We're actors," and

[41:42] so on, yes, but I understand from my own experience that if a person understand from my own experience that if a person works in general, and he has a lot of deposits falling during the day, well, that means you have to have a lot of

[41:55] companies working on it, and I even noticed from my own experience that you don't have time to comment on anything, or, for example, hate. Here. And even trivially, if a person receives a lot of deposits and other things there within a day, he

[42:10] will simply see on the screenshot what I have there as a newbie, for example, well, small numbers, yes, in general he will look, as if you understand that, well, yes, this is a newbie, as and he will go on to work. So, yeah, please be kind, guys.

[42:23] time. Have a good day. I'll write to you a little later. While Victor the office where our guys, and these are from the police department, friends, work. Take a look. In total there, yes, I won’t be there, well, May there, I don’t remember,

[42:36] [snort] are testing, going over approaches, well, even just why. Ah, 4358 rhubarb, yeah, 3200 profit, guys. Well, expenses, yes, 4300

[42:49] net profit, yes, the guys made 1,100 there. So, friends, it turns out that our video is once again full of content, right? Well, basically, you love numbers, you love everything. Uh, we'll watch it with Alex now, yes, Svanims also got us an FD. That's

[43:02] okay. Ah, let's take recommendations from him. Pushy, no matter how much you're video, because, again, in Polatamu, all this turned out numerically, just the way you like it, in figures, in results, in paradises, in margins. Well,

[43:17] in short, let's go to Alex now and listen to his instructions. Also a client of ours from mentoring. Let me just throw a little heat on it , like in general, he also has, ah, a series of deposits and conversions are spilling out . Well, in short, we won’t

[43:30] our client. Actually, we'll be calling him now. Hello - hello Hello, hello. So , what's pouring out for you today? And Colombia, yes, the one many people

[43:45] In general, what are your observations? Let's touch on Latin America as a whole . What can you say about this Geo? Well, overall the conversion is working well now . It seems to be there for now.

[43:59] well. Yes. work with and build on. OK. OK. Let's start with this, yeah,

[44:11] uh, let's run through the path, let's do it in the format of, uh, selections, yeah, creatives. So, let's say, for the audience, if they want to go to a given Geo, what should they actually focus on when searching for creative, right? That is, in general, where did

[44:25] you select the creatives, what did you use, and, well, and such a certain vector, yes, that is, precisely the format of approaches. That is, again, there are no paints flowing here, yes, in short, Joker, basically, everyone already knows that Joker is performing on the lot now

[44:41] . That is, precisely within the framework of those approaches, so that the pain shoots out, more or less And how to find them? Ah, everyone, all the offices that are here, all the companies, everyone here is connected. That is, there are no creatives here, no chairs,

[44:56] there are no creatives here, no chairs, everything here is a joint chair. Uh, to take and find the crunchy one. Uh-huh. if you have hands and understanding, you can get by with just a library. Tyver, by and

[45:11] large, is only needed to, uh, let's say , take a domain from the library and start searching [clears throat] by link, by flank, by pixel, and so on, in order to find more and more

[45:26] visual kreg there. Yes. And so, in general, the library will be enough, even without a tavern. Yes. That is, if we creatives from the splice actually survive, more or less. Yes. Yes.

[45:41] casts a lot of people. Well , well, it’s clear that they have an envelope. Yes. Yes. Fine. In general, yes, when searching, what should you pay attention to, if, for example, you initially look through the library?

[45:56] these two instruments are still there, yes, and the same tyver, the library, they complement each other . There are different search approaches, but in general, for selecting Creo, what should we pay attention to, well, not metrics, but what indicators, what

[46:11] factors should we pay attention to in general? How else or well, not let's say, yes, like some kind of basic search algorithm, without any special their own developments. Here we won’t tell everything for the audience either

[46:23] such basic algorithms. That is, it’s still best to look, to search, some sort of, yes, clue Well, as I said in the last video about Columbia , these are the basic metrics that

[46:38] I look for. Let's say we take the Colombian currency and write the code in the search. You can write the name of the slot, you can write there in the write there in the language where the bonus was made, the free spins are still

[46:53] working there. Overall, this is all that is needed to find Creo. Yes. you can go further, yes, you can go deeper via the link and then look at the pixel in more detail

[47:08] , let's say, to take a closer look at this approach. Fine. Ah, regarding, uh, regarding splits, there, pvashes, designs, in general, is it advisable to do this now Ah, yes, I always had two or three pawns in the split

[47:23] yes, I always had two or three pawns in the split , but how do I put it conditionally, ah, I had four pieces, I think I removed two, and now I have two left. And the metrics are absolutely the same for everyone. Identical inrec to dep.

[47:37] Ugu's everywhere. Inserted. OK. Well, in general, yes, that is, design design , visual content essentially influences click to install , right? That means it’s still worth sorting through and looking. I

[47:50] honestly don't know, but I just take the same soldering, I just briefly improve the designs, improve the quality in some places, and remove something minimally. What is conditional there is very much, when they do it with a testicle , for example, with a neuron, then there is a

[48:06] You can also throw in a high and say: "Remove the extra visual." Well, everything is super. Regarding launches in general, how do you find it most comfortable to launch now? So,

[48:19] you found the launch methodology for yourself? Well, it depends primarily on the approach. That is, I don’t push three different approaches into one company. Let's say there's a news site there, there are slots there, there's

[48:33] some other format there. Let's say we have a news editor, let's say we have three creatives, there, four creatives. Yes. you can run 1 2 1 2 A, that is, the sum of four creatives still needs to be launched 114. It is also very important

[48:48] to launch on several offices, because each office works Absolutely right. Right now, noticed this. In reality, this is a really cool observation that you also

[49:03] always need a pool of offices, because very often the guys run into, to put it mildly, , but the problem was simply in the office, and not in the approach, not in the creativity there, and not in the whole connection itself. Oh, and yes, I mean, yes, you always need to sort through the

[49:18] About your remark. So you say there were several offices. Yes, I have six offices now, two of them I think, no, I think even one of them is even find him. This office, it’s, well, dead. Yes. It doesn't

[49:34] stick very well. You can even see the average price per child here. Yes. huh. That is, it is directly dead. Dead. No matter how much I run it, it somehow doesn’t catch anything.

[49:49] record this like that too, shall we? That is, reality varies from office to office. Fine. Ah, well, and in the format of some kind of filtering, that is, how do you filter companies there, how do you analyze them at the start.

[50:04] analyze them at the start. In general, I launch, say, 122 or 112, 115. I let it spin for about two or three hours. Well, let's say I have a postponement set for, say, 2 hours,

[50:20] for 14:00. Yes. 6-7 pm. Yes. First of all, I pay attention to clicks. That is, if the clicks are at least

[50:32] at a good price, then you can leave it. If there is no click there, I see it, and the price seems to fly into space, I turn it off immediately. And it's better not to give. Only those flowers that have depots can be spun. That is, you can

[50:47] turn a blind eye to the registration and the installation price if deposits are coming in at a good price. That's it, you can leave it and not look at other metrics Can. Yes. Yes , it is possible. OK. OK. And then a quick word

[51:00] about scale, about scaling. How are you scaling up now in general, what are your pros and cons? There are different ways to scale. Everyone has their own approach. For me it's mostly conditional, ah, 1 22, 131, 151.

[51:15] Based on this, we are looking for good returns that are caught in the dep. Yes. two or three. Yes. You can take out a double in the pen,

[51:27] put there, say, 70% of the CP payout. Yes. CP payout. Yes. Ah, well, let's say, 1 needs to be stuffed into each set with a different price. Well, a different price for a

[51:40] And so, in general, I scale up. You can crank up the budgets there to X10, because the knob won't turn too much. Yes.

[51:53] let's say, we have 1 in 1, the deposit price there is already exceeded, and he didn't spin anything in the second set. If we turn it off first, then the second one is Agree. It's better not to do this.

[52:07] Class. Everything is wonderful, just a sole. Fine. And in general, there is some kind of conclusion about both geos Colombia. So, in general, is it possible to work? Is it

[52:19] now in the current realities, yes, in contrast to the same overheated shooting range of Europe in general? So, how do you feel about Argentina and Colombia now?

[52:31] In general, as I heard, these geos are already very overheated; a lot of traffic has been poured there, especially to Joker. It's hard going now, but I'm still managing to get something out. OK. OK. Well, and so, yes, that is, the

[52:45] for the audience. That is, in general, in short, you can work, the main thing is to sort through and not use templates. It is possible, in fact, as you just touched upon, yes, fact, as you just touched upon, yes, to extract with such a meticulous search

[52:58] from the library and from the soldering, yes, in general. Ah, well, so to speak, that is, such is many there, the most important thing is to launch as many companies as possible, to take on as many offices as possible, well, at least

[53:13] five of them, and to launch there not two or five companies a day, but 25, 30. So, 20 of them will fall there, but 10 of them will be cast-iron, good. OK. And so it is necessary to sort through every

[53:27] day, because now the company does not live long. Well, that's often the case these days. Yes. Run as many as possible every day. volumes, yes, and within the framework and within the framework of the day, to work

[53:41] with these companies as accurately as possible. OK. OK. OK. Damn, thank you. gave everything in as much detail as possible. I think that even point by point the guys will sign, write out, and mark it down. And yes, the main thing, again , is not to use a template. To

[53:55] the maximum extent possible, we need to work with analytics, sort through, finalize, and, This is how we summarize everything in general. Oh, and, of course, then these we will do next, yes, with these Creatives, through

[54:10] upgrading and so on, which we will start doing on Monday. [snorts] Okay, thank you for your time then. Friends, in general, I think this video was extremely useful to you. Next here is the saturation of the carpenter.

[54:25] The only thing is, ah, the pushes, as always, to such disappointment, didn't fit in notifications for you. What I would like to add. In fact, in order to propagate on FB now, you need to work and launch yourself in as many different ways as possible

[54:39] . It's important to sort through creatives, it's important to sort through PVAs, work, ah, actually, you'll compare, analyze, yes, and then you'll

[54:51] hook, which you can scale. Also, guys, colleagues, yes, from the mentoring that works with us, yes, to this day, go through the office is different, as I say in my reports, absolutely everywhere, e.g., an

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