AI can easily generate a banner in seconds, but it often produces "plastic" text: general promises, clichés without meaning, and a tone that does not catch the target audience. As a result, the user clicks, but does not move on. CTR is there, but no conversion. In this article, we will analyze the 7 most common AI copywriting fails in banners and show you how to fix them in 10 minutes so that the text starts selling instead of draining clicks. 7 common banner fails (and how to fix them in ≤10 minutes) A banner is the first contact with the user, and the "3 seconds" rule applies here: if the message is unclear or "smells like plastic," there will be no click. AI quickly generates variants, but often entails standard phrases that do not catch the eye. Below are...

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...

Imagine a store. A person walks in, picks up a product, examines it, even puts it in the cart... and leaves. This is exactly what most first clicks in advertising look like. You've spent your budget, the CTR looks good, the traffic is coming. But there are zero sales. And it's not because the creative is weak or the offer doesn't work. The problem is deeper: 92-98% of users never buy on the first try. The reason is simple: a cold audience always goes through the same path. First, doubts. Then checks and comparisons. And then putting it off for later. Someone looks for reviews, someone watches reviews, someone leaves the product in the cart and forgets. Your task at this stage is not to "sell at any cost". The task is different: to make sure that the user remembers...

Not long ago, affiliate marketing in iGaming worked on a simple principle: the faster you pushed traffic, and the more of it you delivered, the bigger the payout. However, the industry has matured. Operators are no longer willing to invest heavily in undifferentiated traffic streams in the hope of a lucky conversion. Expectations have risen: affiliates must now deliver not only scale but also predictability, transparency, and consistent quality. At the heart of this shift is traffic segmentation – a strategic approach that enables both advertisers and affiliates to manage campaigns with far greater precision, setting new benchmarks for collaboration across the industry. The strategic value of segmentation was highlighted at Sempro Fest, where Valentyn Halchuk, Head of Business Development at Makeberry Affiliates, shared his team’s experience. By applying strict segmentation, Makeberry Affiliates drives traffic worth millions of dollars each...

Imagine: you just decoded what CPA is, and you almost feel like you’re “in the know.” But then three new abbreviations appear on the horizon — CPL, CPS, CPI. And again, that same vibe, as if you were called to the board in an algebra lesson: everyone confidently nods, and you sit and think whether you can just “scroll through” this moment. Spoiler: you can’t. Because it’s these letters that determine how much you’ll actually earn and whether you’ll blow your budget. So let’s understand in simple words, with examples and even typical fake-outs — so that after this article you can calmly talk about CPL, CPS and CPI without Google Translate in your head. What are they anyway? Three letters that decide the fate of your advertising campaigns: CPL, CPS and CPI. It sounds like a spell from Harry...

In 2025, memes have become a part of marketing funnels as organically as Facebook targeting or push notifications. In arbitrage chats, communities, and TikTok, they don't just make you laugh, they warm up the audience, break down the brand-customer barrier, and make people like things they would never click "Buy." Why is this? Because memes are a universal language of trust. They are not perceived as advertising, they create a sense of "one of their own" and disperse content across communities faster than any selling banner. And most importantly, it's the cheapest way to warm up a cold audience before you pitch them a commercial offer. Let's see how memes fit into the funnel, why they sometimes sell better than offers, and how to measure their effectiveness so that you don't end up being just "the same brand that makes...

SEO is not the same anymore That's what various experts say, and they're right. Do you remember the days when it was enough to write an article with +- properly selected keys, add a couple of links, and you were in the top? There is still a chance for this, but at the same time, a new world has emerged where artificial intelligence decides what to show the user first. Today we are dealing not only with Google Search but also with AI Overviews, ChatGPT, Copilot, Perplexity. This means that we deal not only with SEO but also with AEO - Answer Engine Optimization. This is a new approach to how to create content so that it gets in response, not just in the SERPs. AEO vs SEO - what's the difference? SEO (Search Engine Optimization) is about how to...

Summer 2025 is not just a vacation season. It is also a hot time for those who work with traffic. While some are looking for ways to reduce CPL on TikTok, others are looking at new formats that have already started to show results: YouTube Shorts and Telegram Stories. At first glance, both tools look like just an addition to the content. But in fact, these are platforms with huge organic potential, which are not overheated yet and allow you to enter with minimal budgets. In this article, we will analyze how traffic from YouTube Shorts and Telegram Stories works, what arbitrageurs do with it, and whether it is worth joining this race in the summer of 2025. Everything is to the point, without water and from the point of view of practice. Why are new traffic sources emerging? Traffic...

We’ve just wrapped up IGB London 2025, and wow — what an incredible 2 days! Beyond all the meetings and good vibes, we’re excited and proud to finally share the results of our Stars Paws charity project. Stars Paws is our charity initiative that we run during events across different countries. The goal is simple — to help animals in shelters. At the expos, we offer exclusive merch in exchange for donations, and then Stars Partners doubles every euro raised. All funds go toward purchasing essential supplies that shelters truly need. This time, we prepared a fresh drop of our Stars Paws merch, made especially for the expo. From hoodies and T-shirts to dog collars, panamas, and even tiny dog hoodies. 😏 But the real hit? 👉Our custom print station where guests picked a funny meme or dog pic, and...