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Affiliate marketing continues to grow aggressively in 2026. The market is already valued at $42.6 billion, and spending in the U.S. alone has exceeded $12 billion. This means one thing: there’s more money in the niche than ever before. But along with this, the approach to the work itself is changing. What used to work a few years ago is less effective today. Partly due to technical changes, the disappearance of third-party cookies, and stricter privacy requirements. Partly due to competition: more players are entering the market, and they’re all using the same tools. So the key question is: how to choose the right direction. Why is 2026 different from previous years? There are several factors that directly influence how affiliate marketing works today. First, mobile traffic has become dominant. Most clicks and purchases happen on smartphones. If a page...

Before discussing budgets, it’s worth understanding the basics: what ad formats exist on Telegram and how they differ. Currently, there are three: ads in Telegram Mini Apps Sponsored Telegram Ads (official format) advertising posts in channels Each works in its own way, and your choice significantly impacts the results. 1. Sponsored Telegram Ads (official format) Telegram’s official ads are the simplest format. A short text of up to 160 characters marked “Sponsored.” These ads appear in channels with an audience of 1,000 or more subscribers and can lead to a Telegram channel, website, or chatbot. This format is suitable for a wide range of products—from educational courses to services and subscriptions. Telegram does not collect detailed user data by design. Because of this, targeting here is much less precise than on traditional advertising platforms. In fact, you’re working more with...

For the industry, June 2026 is not just the start of summer, but a full-fledged season of major industry gatherings. From the U.S. to Peru, from London to Tbilisi, conferences will take place around the world, setting the market’s pace, forging new partnerships, and showing where the industry is headed next. This month’s events differ not only in location but also in format: from large-scale expos with thousands of attendees to intimate summits for top management. Some focus on entertainment and networking, while others emphasize in-depth discussions, analytics, and strategic decisions. But they all have one thing in common—they are gathering points for the people who are truly driving the market. In this roundup, we’ve compiled the key conferences in June that are worth keeping an eye on—whether you work in affiliate marketing, iGaming, or are simply looking for new...

Pinterest has long since ceased to be just an “inspiration board” for recipes and DIY projects. Today, it’s one of the most powerful yet underrated channels for making money in the digital space. What matters here isn’t the number of likes, but the user’s intent. People don’t just visit Pinterest to browse content—they’re looking for ideas, planning purchases, and ready to spend money. This is fundamentally different audience behavior on most social networks. And here’s another key difference—the platform’s mechanics. Pinterest works like a search engine: content doesn’t “disappear” in a few hours but lives on for months. A single well-optimized pin can consistently drive traffic and conversions long after it’s published. At the same time, the barrier to entry here is lower than it seems. You don’t need thousands of followers or a strong personal brand. It’s all about...

In 2026, AI in content is already the norm. Everyone is using it: from solo affiliates to major newsrooms. The question is no longer whether to use AI, but how to do it without looking like just another cookie-cutter blog. And this is where it gets interesting. Because the market still operates in extremes: either “AI will replace all copywriters,” or “it’s junk that doesn’t work.” The truth, as always, lies somewhere in the middle. Myth #1: AI will replace people In short, no. AI handles many tasks, and from a production standpoint, it’s a massive speed boost. What used to take several hours now gets done in 20–30 minutes. But there’s a nuance that becomes clear over time. AI generates text, while humans create meaning. It can write “correctly,” but not always “aptly.” It doesn’t make sense where the...

Affiliate programs are once again offering not just standard promotions, but exciting events. Win-Offers has launched a giveaway where affiliates can win not just a bonus or a higher commission rate, but a trip to Oleksandr Usyk’s fight in Egypt with full all-inclusive coverage, from flights to tickets and a hotel. The campaign has already started and will run until May 10. Participation is open to all affiliates, and winners will be determined not by chance but based on traffic results. Here’s how this promotion works and what you need to do to claim your ticket to the fight. How to participate and win? The mechanics of participation are simple. To participate, you need to: notify your manager of your participation or register on the Win-Offers platform via this link drive traffic to one or more brands: Parik24, Topmatch, or...

You can have a strong product, decent content, and even publish regularly, but your traffic still won’t grow. Often, the problem isn’t with marketing. It’s actually quite simple: your website simply “doesn’t exist” for search engines the way you think it does. Search engines can’t crawl it properly, index it, or trust it. And this is where a crucial factor many people overlook comes in: technical SEO. And this is exactly the type of task where fixes deliver quick and tangible results. To put it simply, technical SEO is about ensuring the website is understandable and accessible to search engines. It’s not about content or links. It’s about the fundamentals: Can Google crawl the site properly? Are pages indexed correctly? Does everything load quickly? Does the site look “reliable” from a technical standpoint? Simply put, it’s like product hygiene, but...

Pinterest has long since ceased to be merely a source of inspiration. Today, it’s a full-fledged channel for driving traffic and monetization, where content can generate revenue not just for a day, but for months on end. And here’s the key point: the classic logic of social media doesn’t apply here. You don’t need to chase followers or viral videos. Pinterest is more like a search engine: if your content is packaged correctly, it finds its audience on its own. That’s exactly why more and more ways to make money are appearing on the platform—from simple affiliate models to original products and full-fledged businesses. We’ve compiled 10 proven ideas that are already generating income for creators and entrepreneurs. Only proven approaches that you can test, even from scratch. 1. Recipes + affiliate links for kitchen products One of the simplest...

Content marketing with creators is one of the fastest-growing segments of marketing today. Back in 2020, the market was valued at less than $10 billion. By 2025, it will be $33 billion. And the momentum isn’t slowing down: brands continue to actively shift budgets toward creator marketing and scale this channel. But along with the money, the rules of the game are changing too. Over the past few years, the industry has literally been transformed: short videos have become the standard, micro-influencers—a more effective alternative to major bloggers—and classic integrations—just a part of a broader ecosystem. The next stage is even more exciting. By 2026, the market is moving toward AI-generated content, virtual influencers, and creative automation. And this isn’t just a hypothesis. Brands are already backing this trend with investments: creator marketing budgets in 2025 grew by 171% 71%...