We are on the verge of a spring when the affiliate and arbitrage sphere will be teeming with top conferences and events. Industry professionals have already started planning trips to Dubai, Spain, or Prague to exchange insights and gain new knowledge. March 2026 on the calendar is a strategic hub where the new markets of Asia, Latin America, and Europe intersect. We have selected eight events that will turn into your investment: from exclusive sessions with leaders to global summits. This is your chance not only to hear about trends, but also to become part of them. The most anticipated highlights TT Meetup Dubai 2026 When: March 3-4, 2026 Where: Dubai, UAE This event focuses on innovative approaches to affiliate marketing with an emphasis on social media and search arbitrage. Participants will have access to sessions from industry leaders who...

Content marketing and changes in how it works are much greater and more profound than we think. That's why we've created a second part of our article on content marketing trends in 2026. Read the first part here! Let's learn together and get to work. There's little time and a lot of work to do! Email and social media instead of search The battle for zero-visit visibility is our reality, but there is a nuance. It's still not a click on a website, which marketers are constantly fighting for. That's why brands that have already experienced a drop in organic traffic from search will start to invest more actively in channels of direct contact with their audience. First and foremost, in email marketing and social media. As Vova Feldman, CEO of Freemius, notes: If Google is sending you less traffic,...

Just a few years ago, TikTok allowed for a lot of trial and error. You could post videos without any clear logic, catch trends on the fly, and hope that something would go viral. Sometimes it really worked. But in 2026, this approach finally ceased to be a strategy — it became a coincidence. Today, TikTok is less like a lottery and more like a system. The algorithm no longer rewards chaotic content flow and doesn't pick up videos just for emotion or trend. The platform favors those who work consistently: with themes, meaning, and clear logic for the viewer. In 2026, “hits” still happen, but they no longer build stable growth. Instead, structure works: when content responds to real requests, is grouped into themes, and is reinforced by audience behavior. This is how TikTok begins to trust the author...

When experienced media buyers face constant account bans, low conversions, and dependence on third-party platforms, they usually go through a difficult stage of adaptation to market conditions. The PW Apps team took a different path — creating its own progressive web application service, which has reached 7+ million installs in a year and shows x2 Retention Rate compared to competitors. PW Apps is a comprehensive solution from a team that itself has gone from classic arbitration to creating its own tech developments to improve the lives of media buyers. The main feature of the service is the "360° auto-replacement of applications" system, which automatically solves problems with domain bans in real time and has other useful features, which we will talk about later. The path from arbitration to its own product How it all began The story of PW Apps...

Even the strongest prompt is only half the battle. In iGaming creatives, you can perfectly describe the style, camera angle, emotions, and offer... and still end up with a video that doesn't grab attention, doesn't hold attention, and doesn't convert. Because in real performance, the winners aren't those who write the "right" prompts, but those who know how to enhance them with small, almost invisible techniques. Mike Wiseman, a marketer, strategist, and creative who has worked his way from the chalkboard to the iGaming market, shows that the magic of conversion lies in the details. It's the micro-techniques of the first seconds, micro-emotions, a color palette tailored to the GEO, the effect of understatement, and social proof that make videos feel alive, human, and precisely attuned to the emotions. These nuances directly impact CTR, CR, and FTD, because viewers respond...

In affiliate marketing, everything starts beautifully: traffic is growing, conversions are pouring in, ROI is shining. But after a few weeks, the chargebacks, returns, and zeros in LTV come in, and it turns out that half of the "success" was drawn by bots. Fraud in affiliate programs is not only a problem of large CPA networks. It is also a daily problem for both beginners in arbitrage and small business owners who have launched a referral program without verification systems. This article will help you learn to see red flags before the ad goes up in smoke: understand what honest, "live" traffic looks like; get a short checklist of fraud signals; see how even simple AI analysis can save tens of percent of your budget. Let's start with the basics. Honest traffic is when numbers behave naturally. When conversions grow...

Imagine running 5 campaigns at once, driving traffic from three different sources, and testing dozens of creatives. At first, it seems like a thrill, everything is under control. But within a week, Google Sheets starts to resemble an unanswered crossword puzzle: the numbers don't add up, the profit disappears, and there's no answer to the question "Where's the money, Lebowski?" This is exactly what life looks like without a tracker. Many newcomers launch ads on a whim and quickly get lost in the chaos of statistics. It would seem that yesterday there was a plus, and today there is already a minus, and you don't even understand why. And then the hero, who is often forgotten, comes on the scene - tracker. It is not just another software in your collection, but a real navigator in the world of arbitrage...

In our industry, merch has long ceased to be just a "souvenir". It's not a cap with a logo that you leave in a drawer after an event, or a T-shirt that you're ashamed to wear. Today, merchandise is an extension of the brand, its language and the way it speaks to its community. But how do you create things that you want to wear every day, not just at a conference? How to find a balance between brand recognition and style? And what's more important: to make one "wow-thing" for a few people or to give basic but thoughtful things to hundreds? We talked to the FRBS and 1win teams about what merch means to them, why they do not pursue pathos, what items have become favorites, and how even an ordinary shopper can turn into a must-have of...

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...