How to run a team that never wants to leave? In the world of arbitrage, speed is everything: who was the first to spot the trend, launch the offer, and scale the project. But the real strength of such teams isn't in metrics and KPIs. It's in the people — those who think fast, act consciously, and push the team forward. Those who understand the meaning of their work and grow even at a crazy pace. At Traffic Squad, we have long understood that it is impossible to retain a person if they do not see the meaning of their work. Therefore, we do not “hold on” to people, but create an atmosphere that makes them want to stay! Here, you can see the system, there is trust and a clear understanding of what all your tasks are for. Traffic...

(Spoiler: no. You just have to adapt again) What kind of a beast is Agentic Commerce Agentic commerce is a new stage of e-commerce development, where, in fact, purchases are made for you not by people, but by artificial intelligence. You just say: "find me shoes for the gym up to $100" and AI finds the best options, reads reviews, compares prices, and even places an order. In fact, this is a personalized offline shopping experience: you set the conditions, and the agent does the rest. The future is already here The first integrations with agents started in the US, but the model is already expanding globally. Analysts predict that in 2026-2028, agentic commerce will become a mass phenomenon, and by 2030, up to 40% of online purchases will be made or completed by AI agents (according to McKinsey). Who...

Everyone wants to "show results," but instead they show themselves with perfect lighting, retouched numbers, and no hint of fakery. Such texts resemble not the work of marketers, but a LinkedIn post about "successful success." And while it sounds nice, it doesn't add to credibility. A good case study is not a press release with pathos and clichéd phrases. It's a documentary with characters, mistakes, changes in plans, and figures that you're not ashamed to share. It should contain life, not corporate glitter. The problem is that brands are often afraid to look imperfect. And this is how they ruin themselves. Because trust is not born of perfection, it is born of honesty. A case that does not inspire trust is more damaging than its absence. Let's see what five common mistakes in case study content turn a success story...

Brazil remains one of the most active markets for crash games. But this market is very overheated because of rockets, jets, and space. That's why we were looking for offers that don't sell old visuals in a new wrapper, but give something simple, lively, and close to the Brazilian audience. Hello! We are the NNN team, and this is our case study on driving traffic to the crash game Piggy Tap by Onlyplay. Let us tell you how we used AI-creo and FB Ads to fill the first test with only $1000 and have already made a profit. Affiliate: Onlyplay Offer: Piggy Tap Geo: Brazil (Tier-2 cities) Platform: FB Ads Test budget: $1000 Test period: one day ROI: +110% How we chose the offers for the test We won't lie - we learned about the offer from someone else's case....

Imagine you've already brought a person to your website. The CTR looks solid, the traffic is flowing smoothly, and the click-through rates are flashing beautifully in the analytics. But there is a caveat: there are zero sales. This is the moment when most marketers sigh and think: "Okay, we need another creative" or "The offer is weak". But it's not. The problem is deeper. 92-98% of users never buy the first time. They come in, look, scroll, doubt, compare, and... leave. This is where the main game begins. Retargeting is your second chance. It decides whether the user will return or forget about the brand forever. In this article, we'll analyze how to build an effective retargeting strategy: from audience segmentation and the right creatives to timing that really works. If you do everything right, the first click will not...

There are some things in the Ukrainian affiliate community that really annoy affiliate professionals, so you decided to survey affiliates and share their honest answers. So that you can experience this beauty too: "Geez, it's good to know I'm not the only one who thinks this way." Affiliate managers are people who balance the needs of affiliates and the requirements of the company every day, resolve conflicts, analyze statistics, and try to maintain healthy relationships with all parties. So let's find out what really pisses them off in their work: from banal unrealistic expectations to serious communication problems. Communication fails that throw even aldermen off balance When you are called unnecessarily "Go to match for 3 minutes" has become a real meme among affiliate managers. Artem CPA, IGamePanda affiliate manager, notes this problem as one of the most annoying. These...

From tests and beauty gizmos to soothing buckwheat tea, here's a brief look at what the items in your bag say about working for an affiliate. 07.08, Mayachok, Sempro Fest pre-party — you come in with the thought “I’ll drop by for an hour,” and leave after a dozen acquaintances, three impromptu stand-ups near the prosecco zone, and with a cardholder full of new business cards. We decided to look at the profession from the side: not through presentations and complex professional pitches, but through… handbags. The things that people carry with them on the day of the event can say something unique about them that we would never have known otherwise. So let’s start discussing our friendly “bag raid”! Sabrina, Head of Sales, Affiliate World  Her starter pack of a trendy cappuccino handbag seems like it couldn't be...

The public is dead, long live the community. While brands on Insta are praying for reach and LinkedIn is trying not to die of seriousness, Telegram is growing whole armies of fans. Here, you don't have to beg for impressions or suck up to algorithms. The main thing here is to be yourself. With character. With a voice. With a position. We have collected the experience of people who do not just run channels - they build a cult around themselves. How not to burn out in a month, why publicity is not a must-have, and what kills the Telegram community faster than cringe advertising? All this is below. It will be useful for both those who are just launching a channel and those who want to warm up their army of subscribers to the point of "I'm 100% behind...

Marketing has changed beyond recognition in recent years. We can no longer simply sell a product successfully without communicating with the target audience and building trust in the brand. However, even in 2025, many companies still use "must-have" tools that have long since exhausted themselves. And it's not just about technology, but also about the mindset and overall vision of their business from a marketing perspective. This article will contain information about marketing approaches that should be left in the past, even if they still give someone the illusion of results. Overuse of discounts as a strategy Many companies have turned promotions and discounts into the only tool to keep attention. As a result, the audience stops seeing the true value of the product and thinks that it is not worth buying without -30%. This devalues the brand and makes...