ЕЮ Иванов продолжает кошмарить АффПапу, конторку, которая накинула говна на вентилятор этим летом. Тогда в AffPapa не знали, с каким говном идут бодаться, поэтому заслуженно проиграли. 😏

На этот раз ЕЮ зарегал товарный знак AffPapa — совсем скоро имя компании будет официально принадлежать ему. Чтобы убедиться в трушности мува, переходим по ссыл-Очке и вводим серийный номер: 2026793242. Там видим, что заявка на регистрацию подана лично Евгением Юрьичем.

Всё это выглядит забавно, но давайте не забывать, в какой сфере мы работаем и что реально может произойти с жирным троллем за воровство нейминга. Впрочем, толстому не привыкать отхватывать пиздов за проделки в интернете, поэтому ждем очередную фотку разбитого ебала и длинный пост с извинениями. 😏😏😏

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Click rate vs conversion rate: which one lies to you

Today: two percentages, often confused. CTR (click-through rate) is the share of people who tap your push. CR (conversion rate) is the share of those clickers who do the goal action, like signing up.

Which should guide you?
— A high CTR feels great but can fool you. A shocking image gets taps from the wrong people who never convert.
— CR is the honest judge. It tells you whether the right people clicked.

Think of CTR as how many walk into the shop, and CR as how many actually buy. A loud sign fills the shop with browsers, not buyers.

Watch both together: high CTR plus low CR usually means a misleading creative.

Try this: in your last report, find CTR and CR side by side and just compare the two numbers.

Tiny test budget vs going big early

Today: how much to spend on a first test? You can drip a small amount or pour in a large one to "get data fast."

Which is wiser?
— Small budget, around 2 to 3 times the offer's payout, is enough to see if a creative shows life. It limits the cost of being wrong.
— A big early budget feels brave but often just buys an expensive mistake before you understand the numbers.

Think of it like tasting soup. You take a spoonful, not the whole pot, to decide if it needs salt.

The quiet truth: data does not need a big budget, it needs enough clicks to judge fairly, often just a few hundred.

Try this: take your offer's payout, multiply by 3, and write that down as your first test budget.

One creative vs testing five at once

Today: how many creatives to launch together? You can run a single one or load several to compete.

Which is better for learning?
— Run three to five creatives at once. Push audiences tire of images fast, so having backups keeps results alive when one fades.
— Running just one feels simple but leaves you stuck the moment it gets stale, with nothing to compare against.

Think of it like fishing with several lines instead of one. You learn quicker which bait the fish actually want.

Keep it fair: change only the image or only the title between versions, so you know which part caused the difference.

Try this: take your one creative and make two more by swapping just the title. Now you have a small test ready.

All-day running vs choosing your hours (dayparting)

Today: a setting called "dayparting," which simply means choosing which hours of the day your push runs. You can run nonstop or pick certain windows.

Which to use, and when?
— Run all hours first. You need a full day's data to see when your offer actually converts before you cut anything.
— Switch to dayparting later, once the report clearly shows, say, that evenings convert and 4 a.m. only burns money.

Think of it like a coffee shop. You don't guess your busy hours on day one; you watch traffic first, then set opening times.

Try this: find the dayparting or "schedule" panel in your source and notice it exists. Leave it on "all hours" for now.

Spend it fast vs spread it evenly (pacing)

Today: "pacing" is how your daily budget gets spent across the day. Two modes exist: spend as fast as possible, or spread evenly from morning to night.

Which serves a beginner?
— Even pacing for tests. It samples every hour, so your data fairly represents the whole day, not just the cheap early morning.
— Fast pacing when you already know a creative wins and simply want maximum volume now.

Think of fast pacing as drinking your water in one gulp, and even pacing as sipping through the day. For learning, sipping shows you more.

A hidden trap: fast pacing during a test can spend your whole budget on one bad hour and mislead you.

Try this: find your pacing setting and confirm a test campaign is on "even" or "standard," not "fast."

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Google выпустил Gemini Omni 1.1 Flash

Google обновил Gemini Omni для генерации видео: модель умеет продолжать сцены с учётом до 10 секунд контекста и собирать ролик до 40 секунд, работать по референсу и делать переходы между кадрами. Главный вывод — инструмент стал практичнее для продакшена, а посекундная цена делает его заметно доступнее для тестов и рабочих задач.

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Топ 5 PWA-сервисов для залива дейтинга

Статья показывает, что PWA выгодны не только для гемблы: в дейтинге они дают пуш-базу, больше траста и помогают маскировать оффер под бренд. Главный выбор зависит от цены инсталлов и теста GEO: для старта лучше бесплатные или дешёвые решения, а Progressier выделяется как самый практичный вариант для залива дейтинга.

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Spy tools vs your network manager: two sources of ideas

Today: when you need a new offer or creative idea, two helpers exist. A "spy tool" is a paid service showing ads other marketers run right now. Your "affiliate manager" is the human at the network who pays you, and who knows what converts.

Which to lean on?
— Lean on your manager first, and it's free. Just ask, "what push offers convert well this week?" They want you to earn.
— Add a spy tool later, when you want fresh creative angles and can afford the subscription.

Think of the manager as a local guide and the spy tool as a detailed map. The guide is faster when you're new.

Try this: send your affiliate manager one short message asking which offers suit push traffic right now.

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Tracking with macros vs flying blind

Today: a gentle word, "macro." A macro is a little tag, like {source_id} or {campaign}, that the source swaps for real values, so your report can show exactly where each click and sale came from.

The comparison is simple but important.
— With macros: you see which source, geo, and creative made money. You can cut the losers on purpose.
— Without macros: every result blends together, and you optimize by guessing.

Think of macros as labels on jars. Without labels, the sugar and salt look the same until something tastes wrong.

There is no "advanced" here. Even your first campaign should pass these tags.

Try this: find your source's macro list, copy the {source_id} tag, and just place it in your tracking link.

In-page push on desktop vs mobile: where it pays

Today: in-page push (the banner that shows while someone browses a site) runs on both desktop computers and phones. They behave differently, so choose on purpose.

Which for which goal?
— Mobile in-page: cheaper clicks, huge volume, great for simple offers like apps or sweepstakes that need only a tap or two.
— Desktop in-page: pricier clicks, but people there often complete longer forms calmly, which suits sign-ups and finance offers.

Think of mobile as a busy street with many quick glances, and desktop as a quiet office where folks finish paperwork.

A common slip: sending a long, form-heavy offer to noisy mobile traffic, then wondering why nobody finishes.

Try this: look at your offer and ask, "does this need one tap or a long form?" That answer points you to the right device.

Google отменил ручную пессимизацию в Еврозоне

Google перестал пессимизировать крупные новостники за паразитные страницы с казино и другими партнёрскими офферами в ЕЭЗ. Для арбитража вывод простой: в Европе схема с «пирогами» больше не даёт преимущества от траста основного домена, а Google впервые применяет разные правила по GEO под давлением регулятора.

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