Earned $2600 and 80% ROI!!! Andromeda Algorithm on Facebook. Gambling Traffic Arbitrage

[00:00] Friends, hello everyone. You're on the Practical Arbitration channel. Today, we'll be looking at pure analytics and campaign management, which we launched in our previous video, using the Andromeda algorithm, and we'll see what results we've achieved to date. So, let's get started.

[00:19] I'd like to convey to you that the current reality of Facebook's work should be as non- trivial and non-standard as possible. It's a mistake to think that work, yes, with Facebook right now,

[00:34] is all about, um, clicking five hundred buttons, yes, and only successful creative work. Nothing of the sort. Yes, creativity is quite important in the current reality, again, using Andromeda, yes,

[00:46] but, uh, in general, you need to have a mindset, an understanding of algorithm development and the calculation of economics, margins, and also optimization. First, what do we have today?

[01:00] We've launched four, oh, sorry, five campaigns, yes, using Sibioshka. Now the focus is on Andromeda. As many have already studied, yes, you can see on the screen, it's essentially working with a bunch of

[01:15] creatives. Since we're working with a launch across all Advantage PIM options, that's exactly what this is all about. And this is also just, yes, Advantage Plus everywhere and a selection of a certain number

[01:32] of different references and creatives in ads. As you may remember from the previous video, for those who haven't watched it, I'll repeat it here: our setup was as follows. We used five unique creatives, meaning they were all different. And 515 were actually launched, that is, five CBO campaigns,

[01:50] one set in each individual campaign, and, accordingly, five ads each. The initial data, as you remember, was at a high limit, yes, five campaigns were launched, five with five different

[02:03] creatives. Firstly, everything was launched as accurately as possible. If anyone's still bothered by rejections, friends, let's just follow this checklist. Now, grab a pen, write it down in a note, and set a pause. This is a must-have first step, uh, a delayed launch.

[02:21] All launches are always in GMT starting at zero, yes. As for how to choose the time zone for your advertising accounts, I probably won't waste time here. You probably all know, yes, that we don't work with GMT+. We use

[02:33] the time zones that are most convenient for us. Since we use time zones that, uh, fall within the Geo prime zone. As you can see, this time zone is -7, right? Ah, it's not for prime time, it's specifically the time zone

[02:47] that's convenient for Vibmasters to launch in the morning. That is, it launches in the evening, and it runs in the morning. So, here you need to pay attention, yes, you should do it exactly right for your ads to be approved.

[03:00] And please, we even did this with agents. Yes, the account there may be five months old, not exactly new, but it's already spent 4,400 and will continue to pump out traffic. So, what's the point for now? Ah, set a delayed launch, one,

[03:15] make all creatives unique, all uniqueization bots, friends, the link is in the description, they're present, they're there. Add thumbnails, which are also generated through our bots, yes, for all bots, friends, the link is in the description. Make this cover unique, use it on your ads, on your video creatives

[03:32] , and everything will be fine. Add Antarctica. Let's try some company, say, the biggest one. We'll move on now so we can see it clearly. Still, as I said, yes, I'm a supporter of, uh, a practical, yes, presentation format, a delayed

[03:46] it was created on the 27th, and the delayed launch was on the 28th. And according to attribution, we have 711 here, but we'll get back to attribution in a moment. And the delayed launch to scratch is Antarctica, let me draw your

[04:00] attention to Turkey. There's a kind of life hack here. Ah, you can ask your agents, whoever exactly, this is more relevant, yes, whoever works with agents, you can ask your agents, friends, to, uh, set the default accounts to Geo Antarctica. Let me explain. Look,

[04:19] I'll create a template company now. Everything here is classic sales, right? Oh, and let's just move straight to the sets with you. And I'll draw your attention to the GEO default, which, look, is worth it. You see,

[04:32] right? Antarctica. And we're not talking about this for nothing, friends. It's a life hack. How long it will work, who knows. There are still some other GEOs out there trying to work. Other GEOs That's not how it works. I'll repeat myself, everything you watch, read, and so on,

[04:47] I tell our clients during mentoring sessions—yes, even newcomers like Solovyov and our current Bera staff are there at planning meetings. The point is, your job, friends, is

[04:59] to test all hypotheses and recommendations, including mine. Not just say—that's nonsense, it doesn't work—but test them. That's exactly it, yes, the Smeter team, we had a call with them yesterday, and they tested it. He says, "Listen, Andrey, I'm Sasha there." Yes, he says, "I tested it, Sasha, if you're watching,

[05:13] yes, this video, hi to you." I tested it, I watched it. So, most of the [sets], yes, without the [unclear] Antarctica in Reject, where it was listed, passed. What's going on in our company? Let's go back

[05:28] to the twenty-seventh and see how it went. First, excuse me, the twenty- eighth. Ah, the start was pretty good, yes, four companies hooked on profitably.

[05:41] The fifth one immediately went up in price. And, in fact, it was already, I think, turned off for us by the twenty-ninth, probably. Let's see. And just a minute, so we understand right away. First, right? No, we left it to spin for a while. And now, probably, it's gone the wrong way.

[05:57] What's the point? What were we doing on the twenty-eighth? If we look at the ads, yes, let's take a look. As I've said everywhere, your CTR should be at least 0.50%. That's why we

[06:10] always have the CPA column added now. If you look at the click total, yes, it also essentially determines engagement with our creative, like CR, yes, we always keep it at no more than 2% of the CP and payouts.

[06:24] You remember, yes, those golden metrics that were always used under ABO: 2% of the CP, 10% lead bonus, yes, 20%—that's the registration from the CP payment. Anything above the Redflag, we disable and get rid of. But under CBO, with the current Andromeda launch methodology,

[06:42] under the sub-algorithm, you have to let the first dashes , 7 dashes, 10 hours run. Your only parameter intervention is when they mindlessly spend money and there

[06:56] are no leads, yes, no installs. That is, when they spend money there, and there are $10, yes, let's say, well, under the current, yes, Geo in Turkey, ah, they spend $10 and there are no leads, then you intervene, yes, in that ad, you disable it.

[07:13] So, you can juggle ads, that's normal and appropriate. But in any case, in any case, you need to very meticulously manage this campaign, my friends. And then, of course, you look

[07:28] at the total, the total for the companies themselves. If they have good metrics but are losing, like, say, the current ones, well, like it or not, you can turn off the audience segment based on the response sample, and

[07:40] it will, naturally, vary. It will never be the case that you'll have all these companies in the loop. You always need to structure and modify them. And you will always have

[07:53] some drop-offs, yes, and there will be, yes, favorites, average performers, and underdogs, as I always say. You will always reduce the companies to one or two elements with a fully utilized budget, depending on how

[08:05] you scale, vertically or horizontally. I would recommend, my friends, signing up. So, check the tracker, sign off on the sets, uh, in the companies, yeah, where how much and what didn't click. We keep an internal spreadsheet for that, and we can see it all. We're not changing anything on Facebook, but I would

[08:19] recommend at least not implementing any additional tools, but signing off on them somewhere, either in the naming, set-ups, or signing off on the ad naming and so on, so that everything is as structured as possible. And of course, the task is still training, yeah, the set-up,

[08:32] so that it, uh, gets 50+ conversions, but more on that later. So, on the 28th, we had the current image format, yeah, on the 29th, yeah, the results were, uh, completely different. We

[08:44] started from the 29th to the 30th, that is, the first increase on September 30th, and the budget, yeah, on the favorite sets that were showing positive results. Well, naturally, we've already started to shut down the outsiders. So, on the 30th, a number of companies fell off our hands, as you'll see now,

[09:00] right? That's it, this company, it went down the wrong path, we had to stop it, it even went too far. And I think it was the next company that dropped out. Now we'll look at the first of the month. And here it started on October 1st. So, I was wrong, friends. On October 1st, our

[09:13] budget increase will begin, meaning we'll start increasing it. And, actually, yes, on the first of the month, the company is on [the word "yes,"] I forgot about the increase amount, sorry, 30-40%, and we only increase it from scratch, friends. No steps left,

[09:26] twist anything. So, the budget has increased here. Well, and, accordingly, we watched how other companies are active on the total. If they start exceeding the total, like the first ones,

[09:40] yes, they simply turn off. On the total, we mean the price of the walrus is expensive, we intervene, turn it off. And we're also monitoring Stear after the budget increase. Your task is to ensure that the CTR doesn't

[09:52] jump up, oops, down, sorry. Your goal is to ensure that conversions, costs per lead, and so on, don't skyrocket. So, you need to monitor this closely. And on the second, we increased the budget even more, by another 30-40%. Conversions, as you can see, remained the same,

[10:10] CR remained the same, CPC remained the same, and the campaign's output was also as accurate and relevant as possible. And the bids were maintained. Let's put it this way: our bid here, let's take the average, there are two products in a split. The average bid there is $75. But even you and I, as I always like to say,

[10:26] will start from the default bid of $60. Well, you can even see the bids over time if you watch it. And today, we have, ah, the third, yes, the number. Uh, the result so far is like this: I

[10:38] mean, there's a favorite campaign, and there's one that's slumped significantly. But, uh, I'll tell you right away, friends, as you remember, it's Friday in Turkey, which means Friday prayers, and there's a dip in the mornings. We're keeping an eye on the CTR. The CTR has dropped a bit, but so far, clicks,

[10:53] installs, and registrations are within normal limits. I'm sure it will pick up by this evening, and we'll be keeping an eye on this campaign. And if it's already closing with the boosted budget, yes, at the maximum, uh, well, positively, yes, that is, the first two lines, yes, the third and fifth

[11:07] campaign, if you look at the numbering, let me explain it this way. Tomorrow at 10:00 AM my time, a new day will begin for this account, Timezone -7, and for those that closed today

[11:19] in the black, we'll increase the budget by another 30-40%. I'm more than confident, as I said at the beginning, yes, even now, without checking the statistics with you, something is happening because some deposits have flown in, without checking the statistics. And I'm sure that the fourth company will most likely give in,

[11:33] friends. That is, I think that it, well, it will also be a losing one. And just as I said, there's the twenty-seventh, let's do it with the third one, where we have the fourth company, yes, you see, it's starting to break out in the walrus, and it will need to be stopped tomorrow.

[11:47] It literally has its last, so to speak, hours to rehabilitate itself. And these two will compete with each other. I'm just telling you, kind of ahead of myself, yes, getting ahead of myself. I'm confident that we will leave only one company, the third one, and it will be used to spin out a budget somewhere

[12:03] in the region of $15-200 of daily spond. And it will be systematic and accurate. This will probably be the total budget limit for this account, given that, let's say, for this Geo for this company, since, as I've said elsewhere, you'll have

[12:20] a different budget limit for each Geo, which you can crank out. So, this will be as accurate no formulas. Each Geo, each creative approach, each Geo has its own

[12:33] maximum limit. Yes, you can bend it, but it's not advisable because it could slightly skew the optimization. And, naturally, the goal here is to collect 50 more events, which, I think, by the end of this week—Saturday and Sunday remain—yes,

[12:49] as you can see, I haven't made any. There are 35 events in this set, yes. So, how many are left? 15 events. Well, even with the same budget,

[13:02] I think they'll finish it, they'll fly there by today or tomorrow, maybe even by morning. Well, not by morning, no, they'll get there by Friday and Saturday and learn everything. After they learn everything, we just can't really jump into the future with this video. Ideally,

[13:16] I'll probably supplement it with some more practical inserts from home, yes, we'll see how things go. But overall, while the CP will go down, I think the CR will go up. In short, the metrics will become cheaper and the top-deposit will improve, meaning there will be more targeted conversions. Well,

[13:32] basically, what we need to do here is achieve this training phase, and you just watch, well, from the day it goes live, and how the metrics actually fall. So, this very component of this training stage, my friends, is crucial, and

[13:48] many people are asking about it. Moreover, this stage can be completed even in expensive GEOs, like Canada, the US, or elsewhere, depending on who's doing what. Yes, there are no problems there. So, your budget can be fully utilized. And then, regarding the overall correctness,

[14:04] yes, of the launch. Regarding the correct launch here, in a good way, friends, what's the point? In a good way, what's the point? Look, test campaigns are very important so you can quickly

[14:19] find a lead for test campaigns and launch ABO campaigns. But, we're launching ABO campaigns with you using the same classic approach, as we did before, right? That is, for one campaign, for one creative, excuse me, three ace campaigns. Oh,

[14:33] and we set attribution to one day of the click so they can show up faster, yes, and thus we find a lead and identify working creatives. Then they can be duplicated in separate IOs and

[14:46] Cs, but with a different attribution. What else would I add here regarding scaling irony? So, there's a strategy, let's say, either vertical or horizontal, right? That's one. Oh, so you can

[15:00] either go with duplicates, or within the confines of a personal account, or just go for it, but this whole thing also works strictly, uh, in a mixed format. So, you can duplicate, you can

[15:13] upgrade, but it needs to be done correctly. You need to get a feel for all of this, friends. I don't want to overload it all in one video, but, uh, in a good way, yes, that is, please study more detailed information, don't be too formulaic, but be as

[15:31] immersed in learning new updates and algorithms as possible. Be sure to subscribe to our channel. Like our videos there , and ring the bell so you don't miss our videos. And I'll try

[15:43] to keep you updated on all these Facebook updates. We're testing it all out, quickly testing it out, and we'll definitely share more information about building betting funnels. We've finally implemented a betting funnel for Turkey—well, not with PVs, yes, in a format akin to what many

[16:00] call a "scheme." But it's not a scheme; it's more of a betting funnel through TG. Some might even compare it to a scheme, but for me, it's just a different name because that's where I started. And we've already had our first deposits there. The most interesting thing is that players there are making pretty good

[16:12] average deposits of 5,000 lira, and so on. And at a good average, well, buyout price, yes, and they gave us a cheaper betting rate, something like $50 for a test. Yes, we took completely different products there, while here, well, they're more tailored to bookmakers, yes,

[16:28] but I can tell you, they're profitable. Leads are bought there pretty cheaply, meaning a site visit costs somewhere around, I don't know, 15-17 cents. I'll definitely share this dashboard, this case, these statistics with you. We might even integrate, yes, within the clients

[16:42] in this, uh, format. I would recommend, friends, launching either 115 now, uh, or launching 1 N1. Let's do this, 131 on Creo, yes, and take five different cryos and make a selection

[16:57] from at least three sebi companies, see how they perform. And don't interfere during the first 5-10 hours of launch, if Let's make this, yes, some fragment 10. We don't interfere, if at least the speed, yes, is holding up normally, uh, installs, leads, yes, they appear and in general,

[17:14] in general, according to the metrics, there is no horror and the algorithm itself is not acting up, yes, it is not wasting money. Next, you'll ensure that the company runs smoothly, without those volatile swings that irritate many, but then again, working with them using

[17:30] that strategy works. We'll make a little insert somewhere, yes, about our mentoring clients, who are still working with it, with positive results, and they're quite happy with everything. They don't even want to adapt to the new update to Andromeda yet. But I'll add again

[17:46] that this is vital. And you need to dive into this now and get more information. Let's summarize. Yes, here, as I said, the video turned out to be more theoretical. Maybe we've got something else going on here. Excellent. Look, it's coming along, by the way. Or maybe FB just

[18:04] messed up, right? I've already made three more deposits. So, the prices have stabilized right away, as I said. So far, you see, two favorites, one is definitely standing out. Ah, actually, great. My mood has even improved. We're launching 115 at the start for CBO. 711 attribution. Ah, then we always

[18:23] make creatives unique, delayed launch. Ah, everything everywhere, just with the Adventation parameter, we don't turn it off anywhere. And, accordingly, we're maximizing our approaches, yes, with different references,

[18:38] different creative interpretations. And we're also focusing on the ABO test, but there we're launching a fresh creative with one day of clicks, that is, we're sorting through,

[18:52] ah, we're making the most diverse launches, designing fanpages—I don't remember, I was just writing a report. I had a previous video, yes, did I mention it in the report or not? I think I even mentioned it in this video that funka, yes, generates good rhubarb. So, a fanpage,

[19:05] my friends, is always designed. Here we also have organic deposits from funky specifically within the framework of this cycle of this company, yes, we have all of this deduced there using some kind of separate test. The point is simply that, uh, there is also SNK in TDSH, yes, that is, what we looked at at the maximum,

[19:19] there from twenty what there from twenty-seventh, this company, yes, we have twenty-seventh to third, uh, in addition to all this, yes, there is 90 FD, the last one there is 45, well, it will drop there now, let's update. And then, uh, here for some reason there is also some old company checking,

[19:36] that is, this price will drop. That is, I am 100% sure that we will reach 30 here in the long run. 30% for results, but that's the current reality of how Turkey works, friends. If you're looking for a scam,

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[20:07] you know how to work with Facebook, welcome to join us. We'll find you exactly what converts, we'll even advise you on approaches. If you're a newbie, or a team, or a product that wants to set up a buying campaign, wants to learn how to work with Facebook, wants to delve into it all in more detail, let's say,

[20:23] the most important thing is a structured, systematic approach, which is what we're implementing, come to me for mentoring. The link will also be in the description, and I'll tell you everything in more detail. We're gradually changing the format, adding staff, and streamlining everything. We'll likely be

[20:40] adjusting our pricing policy, too. Yes, there are still a number of developments and ideas in the works, but at the same time, again, I'll say it again, some people come up with their own products, and we're also testing and evaluating them. Overall, we have quite a few variations, points of contact, and case studies.

[20:56] So, write to us, and we'll discuss them. We're always open to dialogue. Again, I'll explain that, as you understand, this system also involves mentoring. It's not just a fixed fee or payment, but also monetization of our affiliate program, because most of our affiliates stay

[21:12] with us to promote. This offers maximum communication, maximum networking, and this funnel, I repeat, is extremely useful. As for what I wanted to convey to you theoretically, and how it all works here, I think I've accomplished that. So please put it

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