Until recently, internet search seemed straightforward and predictable. A query, a results page, ten blue links, and a battle for the top spot. For years, SEO strategies, marketers' KPIs, and business budgets were built around this logic. But this model is rapidly losing its relevance. Today, search results are less and less like a list of websites. Google, Bing, and other platforms are embedding AI answers directly into the interface. The user asks a question and receives a ready-made result compiled by an algorithm right on the screen. No clicks. No transition to the website. No classic “compare several sources.” This is convenient for the user. For marketers and SEO specialists, this is a signal that is difficult to ignore. Traffic is no longer guaranteed, even with good rankings. The mere fact of being at the top no longer means...

In the rhythm of deadlines, tasks and endless launches, we are increasingly asking industry representatives: what helps them to reboot, stay focused and not burn out? Because behind every strong team there is not only a work process, but also people with their own hobbies, rituals and recovery methods. This time we talked to Andriy, CEO of Arbitrage Up, and Anastasia, Head of PR of the company, about sports and travel, mountain detox, squash, PlayStation and even art. About what inspires them, relieves and recharges them to continue running at their own pace. What is your main source of energy outside of work? Andriy, CEO of Arbitrage Up The biggest resource for me is travel, especially when traveling to the mountains. Where there is less noise, people and signal. When you can just turn off your phone or, even better,...

AI video no longer looks like a technological miracle. It is a daily routine. While in 2023 we were still enthusiastically testing how the neural network "guesses" the camera and light, in 2025 Pika turned it into a conveyor belt. Short videos are no longer made by video makers, but by prompt engineers. And the speed at which new formats appear resembles a content factory rather than a creative studio. Pika 2.2 is now like ChatGPT in the video world: stable, accurate, already able to keep style and movement, picks up text scripts, and works directly with Discord or API. But there's a caveat: most users are still drowning in updates, unnecessary parameters, and hours of YouTube tutorials that "show everything but the point." What's new in Pika 2.2 and why is it worth paying attention to? Version Pika 2.2...

2025 was the point where machine text finally merged with human text. Social networks, blogs, news sites are full of texts created not by hand, but by software. And if two years ago it seemed like a technological breakthrough, today the market is flooded with the same materials: smooth, well-structured, and absolutely without life. AI articles often look perfect, but they don't "breathe". They don't have the rhythm, intonation, and energy that keeps the attention. People read them with their eyes, but do not feel them with their hearts. And this is exactly what not only editors but also algorithms have begun to notice. Google no longer penalizes for the mere use of AI, but clearly distinguishes texts that have experience and human logic from those that are simply "done to spec." To maintain credibility and avoid becoming another content...

(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...

Mike Wiseman is a marketer, strategist, and creative who has worked his way from the blackboard to the iGaming market. He gained his first experience not in an advertising agency, but in a school for difficult teenagers, where he had to fight for the audience's attention every day and realized that it was the most valuable currency. Over the years, this ability to attract and hold attention has become his main professional strength. Today, Mike works at the intersection of creativity, marketing analytics, and AI technologies, bringing brands out of the shadows in the competitive iGaming space. In this interview, he shares how fakups shape thinking, why AI is not a threat but an accelerator, and how to learn to listen to yourself so that your team, customers, and algorithms can hear you. Was it hard to create a team?...

Are you still manually collecting semantics in KeyCollector while ChatGPT issues hundreds of relevant queries per minute? From 2023 to 2025, the market will become crowded with AI-SEO tools: Jasper, Surfer, NeuralText, Ahrefs AI, SE Ranking AI, WriterZen - all of them promise to save time and build the perfect semantic core without human intervention. But there is a nuance. Speed does not equal quality. Artificial intelligence has learned to generate words, but it does not always understand the meanings. As a result, you can get semantics that look brilliant in a table but burn traffic in reality. 2025 is the year when SEOs decide: should they entrust the keys to a machine that can think but doesn't yet sense context. How does AI semantic generation work? To understand how artificial intelligence creates semantic kernels, you need to imagine that...

Rome, Italy — November 4, 2025 — When SiGMA takes over Rome from November 3–6, the city becomes the epicenter of iGaming. But on November 4, all paths lead to one destination: Atlantico Live, where three powerhouse brands — 22Bet Partners, HellPartners, PlayamoPartners, and — will set the stage for the most unforgettable night of the conference: Empire of Success. Headlining the night is Armin van Buuren — a five-time #1 DJ in the world whose sets have defined a generation of electronic music. For one night only, his festival-scale sound and light show will take over Atlantico Live, turning 3,000 affiliates into the biggest crowd SiGMA Rome has ever seen. Not an Invite-Only. A Statement. In an industry where parties are usually small, exclusive, and hidden behind velvet ropes, Empire of Success breaks the mold. Not by lowering the...

Imagine a classic content plan for social media: a Google Sheets spreadsheet with a "product post", "useful tip", or "Friday meme" for each day of the week. On paper, everything looks nice, but in practice, there are minimal likes, subscribers are silent, and requests are not growing. Why is this? Because most content plans are made for show. They don't take into account the pains of the audience, don't adapt to business goals, and often copy other people's templates. As a result, the company feels that "we are actively managing social media," but in fact, it is simply wasting time and budget. AI is changing this game. Now, instead of spending weeks coming up with topics and wondering what "might work," you can put together a real content plan in an hour: with ideas based on trends, TOFU/MOFU/BOFU structure, and...