Tier-3 often seems to be a quick way to get a lot of traffic. Indeed, there is a lot of audience here, the rates are lower, and the opportunities for scaling are open. However, as in any other direction, there is another side to the coin. In the case of Tier-3, it is technical instability, atypical user behavior, weak devices, and slow internet. All of this creates additional barriers in the funnel. In an environment where even a second's freeze can disrupt the entire interaction, not only the product itself but also the infrastructure on which it runs becomes key. Third-party services, which are often relied upon by websites, do provide a quick start and flexibility. But at the same time, they often become the point of ROI loss. If at Tier-1 it can still be covered by volumes, then...

Mexico is one of the hottest GEOs for iGaming in LatAm. A large population, rapid growth of Internet coverage, high interest in online entertainment, and loyal attitude to gambling and betting - all this gives arbitrageurs a great base for launching stable PPCs with good conversion and ROI. We at PIN-UP Partners have been working with LatAm for a long time, and Mexico consistently gives top results in terms of performance and scaling. If you are already sending traffic to this region or are just looking at it, our guide will help you figure out what's what: the portrait of the target audience, user behavior, local trends, working traffic sources, and tricks. We will even show you how to make really converting creos and landing pages. Let's figure out why Mexico is worth your attention - and how to get...

A scenario familiar to many: you are on social media, see an ad for "TOP protein at a discount of -40%", click, buy, and don't even realize that at that moment, a buyer is rejoicing somewhere. A person who knows how to turn traffic into business cash. Who is a buyer? A buyer or media buyer is a specialist who buys online advertising to attract people to a certain action: purchase, registration, subscription, etc. They act as an intermediary between the advertiser and the user: they run ads, drive traffic to the offer, and get paid for it. Its task is to earn more than it spends. And the better this ratio is, the cooler it is. Imagine that you see a cool product on a marketplace. You run ads on it, drive traffic, and get a kickback from each...

The affiliate marketing industry is growing rapidly, and we’re here to exceed our partners’ expectations! At Traffic Squad, we know how to generate quality traffic and attract high-value players. Our core strategy is win-win. Our ultimate goal? To deliver high-quality traffic to advertisers and give media buyers everything they need for profitable campaigns. Curious about the structure and tasks of the Affiliates & Sales Department at Traffic Squad? Buckle up and read on. What does the Affiliates & Sales team do? Our team works to create win-win situations: partners get high volumes of quality traffic, and buyers get the best launch conditions on the market. The department includes a variety of roles, each with specific responsibilities. Let’s break them down. Who’s the key player in the department? That would be the Affiliate Manager. Their main role? Top-tier communication with both...

In the world of traffic arbitrage, ROI (Return on Investment) is the main indicator of the success of an advertising campaign. In order to maximize ROI, you need to choose the right mix: traffic source, offer and creative. In this article, let's find out what analytical tools to use and how to test hypotheses to increase ROI. Data analysis: what is important to consider? When arbitrating traffic, it is important to analyze key metrics that affect performance: CTR (Click-Through Rate) The click-through rate of an ad. CR (Conversion Rate) The percentage of users who take a targeted action after a click. EPC (Earnings Per Click) The average revenue generated from each click. CPC (Cost Per Click) The cost per click on an advertisement. LTV (Lifetime Value) The cumulative revenue a customer generates over the entire time they interact with a...

Makeberry is a performance-driven agency with deep expertise in media buying, analytics, and affiliate marketing. Our team specialises in building smart, data-driven solutions that help businesses grow, scale, and optimise results. We create partnerships that go beyond traffic, delivering value, insights, and long-term success. Makeberry Affiliates is our affiliate network designed to provide both affiliates and advertisers with high-converting offers, transparent conditions, and reliable payouts. With in-house media buying and advanced analytics, we ensure quality traffic, optimised flows, and continuous improvement for all partners. We are excited to announce that WinSpirit and RocketPlay Casino have now operated by Makeberry Affiliates. This decision strengthens our position in the market and unlocks new opportunities for affiliates looking for high-quality offers with a streamlined, data-driven approach. This move brings significant benefits to our partners. With Makeberry Affiliates now managing these products directly, we...

SEO in 2025 continues to change rapidly. The process is strongly influenced by technology, artificial intelligence, and changes in user search behavior. Google is adapting to new antitrust requirements, the role of alternative search engines is growing, and the importance of EEAT factors is increasing. Algorithms are increasingly focused on user experience, loading speed, and intuitiveness of content. To stay in the top of search results, you need to take these trends into account and adapt your website promotion strategy. Attention to alternative search engines The search engine market is changing rapidly. Google is no longer the only undisputed market leader. Antitrust investigations, new technologies, and growing user interest in alternative platforms are opening up new opportunities for SEO. The impact of antitrust cases on Google Google is facing pressure from regulators, especially in the US and the EU. In...

Video as in 2008: what's going on? Recently, watching YouTube has become a real quest for many people. People joke that videos are reminiscent of the days when everyone used to sit on a slow internet connection and watch videos in 240p quality. But today, the problem is serious, and memes can't fix it. What happened? Over the past day, Reddit users have started complaining en masse that YouTube automatically turns on low video quality (from 144p to 360p) even if they have perfectly stable Wi-Fi or high-speed mobile internet. Changing it manually doesn't always help either. The video starts to freeze, stops, or simply switches back to low quality. Reddit users write: "Why is the automatic 'higher picture quality' now 240p?" and other comments: The scale of the problem The problem does not depend on specific gadgets or browsers...

The iGaming market has always been a fiercely competitive field, but the pressure has only been growing in recent years. There are more and more teams, budgets are becoming more aggressive, Facebook's auction is overheating, and the cost of user acquisition is skyrocketing. Buyers are noticing that classic approaches no longer work as well as they used to, and successful cases are becoming the exception rather than the rule. So what's going on? WWLeads decided to find out. Could the iGaming market be oversaturated? Unlike e-commerce or gutra, where demand can decline depending on trends, gambling always has a stable pool of users. But here is what is changing: The number of new products and operators is growing Everyone wants to grab a piece of the market. Advertising is becoming more expensive Due to competition, rates are rising, and platforms...