Almost 46% of all Google searches are local. People are not looking for information, but for solutions here and now. “Marketing agency Kyiv”. “Coworking nearby”. “Business card printing Lviv”. And the first thing they see is a map. For businesses, this means that if you are not in the top block of Google Maps, for a part of the audience you do not exist. And here it is important to understand: the Google Maps algorithm works differently from classic search. The factors that help you rank in organic search have almost no effect on the position in the Local Pack - hence the block with a map and three companies at the top of the page. Local Pack - the hottest point of the funnel The block with a map is a premium area of ​​attention. It appears above the...

There are many areas of Internet traffic arbitrage, from health and dating products to gambling and betting. It is sometimes difficult to determine which category a particular offer falls into whether it is "white," "gray," or "black." Offers marked as "gray" or "black" are often associated with illegal activities, as opposed to "white" schemes. But is the situation as bad as it may seem at first glance? Today we're going to look into this, take a closer look at the "whitehat" methods known as whitehat, and find out why they are better than others and where to find them. As a bonus, we've prepared an exciting case study with a 100% ROI. Types of Offers White Offers are products or services that are fully compliant with the laws of the country and do not require special tricks to pass moderation....

Attention is what everyone’s fighting for in 2026. Not data. Not traffic. Not even budgets. What really matters is whether you can earn a user’s attention — and, just as importantly, what they do after you get it. Selling hasn’t changed that much: you still need a real person who actually wants what you’re offering. Sounds simple. In practice, it rarely is. Every click today costs money. Packed feeds and ever-louder formats teach users to scroll past anything that feels like hype without substance. Getting noticed is expensive. Turning that moment into action costs even more. And when a user disappears after the first touchpoint, it’s not just annoying — it breaks the economics. Before diving into affiliate-driven retention strategies, it’s worth pausing on one hard fact. Bringing in a new player now costs several times as much as keeping...

Cinematic cuts on TikTok have long been a popular trend that garners millions of views. But how to make a business out of it? Monetization of such content is not as easy as it may seem, as TikTok changes its algorithms, and not all authors can consistently maintain the efficiency of their funnels. In this article, we analyze how the slicing niche works today, which regions are best suited for such content, and how to automate video creation for convenience and stable income. Why movie slices on TikTok remain popular Movie reels have become one of the most versatile content formats that can be easily adapted for different platforms. TikTok, Instagram Reels, YouTube Shorts, and even Telegram - everywhere the audience is happy to watch short excerpts from famous movies. But the popularity of such content has its reasons. Influence...

Young top managers often make the same mistakes, which leads to problems in their companies. However, thanks to the speech of Roman Ostrovsky, CBDO Global 1win, we now have a clear understanding of how to effectively manage an iGaming business and what actions to avoid. Any business is a complex organism, all the processes and nuances of which are sometimes unknown even to its founder. The development of this organism requires great professionalism and dedication, as there are no trifles in this business: even a small mistake can lead to huge losses, reputational or financial. In the fairly young iGaming industry, the rules of the game are even more blurred. After all, even companies that we consider giants often do not have even a few decades on the market. Nevertheless, people who have built iGaming holdings know more about this...

Schema traffic: what is it and how to work with it? Schema traffic is an improved form of motivated traffic, characterized by higher quality and efficiency. Unlike basic motivated traffic, where attention is attracted by offering earnings, schema traffic attracts users with stronger motivational factors, such as bonuses or other forms of rewards. This type of traffic is characterized by deep trust and persuasiveness in connecting with the audience, often achieved through a personal brand on social media or a YouTube channel. Content creators share, for example, their "unique" methods for success in trading, casino bypasses, or sports betting strategies, convincing the audience of their effectiveness based on their own experience. This approach does not require a significant investment compared to advertising on large platforms such as Google or Facebook. A budget of 300-500 dollars is usually enough to reach...

Offer analysis is an important step in traffic arbitrage. A proper understanding of key metrics and indicators helps advertisers determine the profitability potential of an offer and make informed decisions about using it. In this article, we will look at the key metrics and indicators that should be analyzed when selecting and evaluating offers. 🎁 Bonus: Get 5 free virtual cards from FlexCard (a service with virtual cards for traffic arbitrage and personal shopping) with promo code PandaMedia. 🧨 Sign up at link, specify the promo code support and get the cards for free 1. EPC (Earnings Per Click) EPC (earnings per click) – is a metric that shows the average earnings received for each click on an offer. The higher the EPC, the more opportunities to profit from the offerer. 2. CR (Conversion Rate) CR (Conversion Rate)– is the...

An advertising campaign is a strategically planned series of advertising activities to increase attention to a product, service, or brand. In online marketing, an advertising campaign is a group of ads in targeted or contextual advertising services. Types of advertising campaigns Advertising campaigns can be classified according to numerous criteria: By type of target audience - B2B, B2C; by duration - short-term (up to 1 month), medium-term (up to 6 months) and long-term (from six months); by the number of channels - complex (two or more) and simplex (one channel); by type of channels - online, offline. Let's take a closer look at the classifications by goals and geographic coverage. By purpose Image RKs are aimed at increasing awareness, and building brand reputation, trust, and loyalty. They are used to maintain audience interest, introduce a new brand to the market,...

AI is a new member of your anti-ban team A ban is the new "hello". In 2025, Meta and TikTok still ban for the word "help," the wrong shade of button, and even your bio if they really want to. But the difference is that now we are not alone. Meet the neural networks that not only write texts and generate creos, but also help you stay afloat in a minefield of moderation. In this article, we will show you how ChatGPT, Midjourney, GPT moderators, and other LLMs use them to: rewrite the creo so that Meta doesn't bother replace "before/after" with something safe but effective and even check the text for banorisk before you get thrown out of the office.   Neurons are not a magic wand. But at least they don't complain, sleep, or break a campaign because...