Artificial intelligence in SMM is no longer a fantasy. It doesn't replace humans, but becomes a partner who never burns out, remembers every detail, and instantly throws up fresh ideas. Its power is not in magic, but in consistency: formulate the task correctly, and instead of chaotic notes, you will get a content plan template that covers the entire process from strategy and rubrication to formats, calendar, and analytics. Content plan: the luminary around which all the activities of an email marketing campaign revolve In short, SMM does not work without a content plan. It doesn't "work badly" or "barely hold on", but it doesn't work. Even the coolest ideas are lost, posts are haphazard, and communication breaks down into a chaotic stream of incompatible messages: one-time memes, random news, or posts "for show." Instead, a clear content plan gathers...

RevDuck didn't even try to create the illusion of a unique technology or sweetly aggressive promises. This is a story about how overtime, no bureaucracy, and the right strategy allowed a small team to do what some people spend years doing. From the very beginning, RevDuck has become a place where decisions are made in minutes and hours, not weeks. Instead of big words, they took a domain for $13, started pouring traffic, and in the first month made about 1K FTD on one geo. In addition, they reached self-sufficiency in six months and created a team that is not interested in "correct resumes" but in people who know how to solve problems. Humanity, speed, and motivation are must-haves there. Therefore, we think this is a case worth analyzing in detail. Their story is not about a classic affiliate startup....

Ready, set, SiGMA! In just a few weeks, many of us will be packing our bags and heading to the long-awaited summit in Rome, to meet others, show what we’ve got, and get inspired. Under one roof, operators, teams, partners, and affiliates will come together to share insights, discover new opportunities, and form partnerships that move the industry forward. That’s what we love about SiGMA — it’s all about real energy and meaningful connections. This year, Moon Partners will be there too, at booth #5024. We’re coming not just to shake hands, but to meet our partners in person, share insights, and show our vision for the future of affiliate marketing. And of course, we’re making a solid plan to get the most value (and the best new connections) out of the event. Here are a few tips that might...

Two pros, three questions. What tools really get the job done, what trick is funny today but painful yesterday, and what a day looks like without unnecessary noise. Everything is here: ChatGPT + Notion, an SOS button to a lawyer, and an ad that went the wrong way. Catch the concentrate of experience without water, so the most interesting part is coming. Artur Borysenko, PR Director at Triangles What tool saved your job this year? And what gadget/habit saved your life outside of work? I'm a PR person, humanitarian, visionary, strategist, and just a good person, why do I need all this? Give me Telegram and Google Docs for now, that's enough for me. For everything else, I have a great team. And outside of work, I have an "SOS" button, which you press to automatically call your lawyer. Because...

TikTok has rewritten the rules of the game. No one is ready to watch five-minute monologues anymore, everyone wants short, dynamic, to the point. The algorithm loves movement, the viewer loves emotion, and content creators are constantly looking for a way to "cut" long videos so that they fly into recommendations. This is where artificial intelligence comes into play. Pika, Opus, and Captions have already learned how to do what used to take hours: find peak moments, select the frame format, synchronize the sound, and even add subtitles. We checked how each of these tools works in practice and found out which AI really helps to turn long videos into viral short clips. Why should you use AI for TikTok? TikTok has turned the video industry into a speed marathon. The winner is not the one who does it...

The latest episode of ROI Night Show brought together mega interesting characters from the aff-industry for crazy interactions and frank conversations about business. From insights to "Arbitrage Picasso" The episode started with a guest of Lana Rossi, the founder of Conversion Club, who spoke about her unique approach to organizing arbitration events. Listening to her is a pleasure... The most exciting part of the show was the game, where the Crocodile game, drawing, laughter and marketing met. Representatives of Apps4You and TEQUILA lit up the room with their charisma, which you should appreciate! Only giggles? No, there will be pain too! Epic moment where participants received electric shocks for wrong answers about their companies. Among the interesting facts that were revealed during the game: TEQUILA has a corporate villa in Cyprus and plans to open in Bali Apps4You processes more...

In a world where user attention span lasts about 3 seconds, long-form content turns into a goldmine for those who know how to present it and cut it correctly. TikTok and Instagram Reels generate more than 200 billion views every day, and brands that have mastered the art of turning long-form content into short-form content increase their ROI by up to 400%. Spoiler alert: it's not about magic, it's about a system. And the presentation of the people who create it. What is content and why has everyone become obsessed with short videos What is content? Ask any marketer and you will hear something about "a unit of important information for the audience". In fact, in 2025, content is what makes people stop scrolling and take action: like, smile, save, go to a page or catalog, make a purchase, etc....

Imagine the situation: you've written a series of blog articles, uploaded several podcasts, and are posting on social media every day. But when you look at your CRM, there are no sales. The logical conclusion? "The content doesn't work." And this is where most companies make a fatal mistake: they measure a cold audience with warm metrics. Content at the start is not about instant checks. It's about being seen for the first time, remembered, and returned. It does not "close" deals, it starts warming up. So, the KPIs here are completely different: time on page, repeat visits, depth of listening, reactions, and shares. So the question sounds different: not "are there any sales from this," but "do you start warming up a cold audience so that in a few steps it will bring sales?" Why may there be no...

Internet advertising is not the same as it used to be, the concept of "put a banner - get a lead" doesn't work anymore. People quickly get used to promotions, do not click on "discounts up to -70%" and get bored with loud slogans. Now the user reads with his eyes, thinks with his emotions, and feels any pressure instantly. Just "cheap" doesn't work anymore. The winner is the one who creates not an offer, but an environment: understandable, convenient, under the needs of the client. Everything that we used to call "conversion" is built not on logic, but on reflexes: trust, fear, automatic reaction to the right word at the right time. And if you build psychotriggers competently - you can squeeze +20-50% to sales without magic and million-dollar budgets. Why psychotriggers work in digital advertising? Online behavior lives...