"I don't work, I do what I love" - Interview with Andrew Dosha about the backstage of PPC Club

Andrew Dosha is a PPC specialist with many years of experience who has turned his love for advertising and analytics into a way of life. His journey started with contextual advertising and later led to the creation of one of the most famous arbitrage communities – PPC Club. In this interview, Andrew shares his vision of the arbitration industry development, secrets of successful networking, fight against professional burnout, and plans for the future.

This is a story about how to create an environment where knowledge is shared rather than hidden, why openness is important and how personal passion can become the basis for professional growth.

Why $50K is just a start for PPC Club?

Andrew Dosha explains that the $50,000 minimum sponsorship criterion for PPC Club was created to weed out specialists without sufficient experience. “This allows us to create an environment for professionals who have a clear understanding of contextual advertising and are ready to share their knowledge,” he adds.

There are two formats in the club now:

• Closed Club: for 130 members with strict requirements for the spread.
• Open format: for a wider range of 250 members, where participation is decided by voting, not just financial criteria.

From contextual advertising to arbitration

Andrew’s career began in 2013 with contextual advertising, particularly in the niches of goods and services. In 2018, he entered the field of arbitrage. During this time, he has identified several key criteria for choosing GEO:

• Platform and brand reputation.
• License availability.
• Stability of payment systems.
• Recommendations from partners.
• Demand for games in a particular region.

PPC Club is not about business, but about community

Andrew emphasizes that the main goal of PPC Club is networking and creating an environment for experience exchange. “PPC specialists are usually private people. But the club brings together those who are ready to share, not just take,” he says.

What happens inside PPC Club?

Communication in the club is based on mutual support and solving specific tasks. “The amount of time it takes to solve a problem has significantly decreased thanks to feedback from professionals,” says Andrew. He calls the meet-ups organized by the club “the icing on the cake.”

Youth is a priority

Andrew is against the “hazing” in arbitration. He believes that experience is not always an advantage, and young professionals can bring fresh ideas and innovations.

Motivation and combating burnout

Andrew doesn’t perceive his activity as a job: “This is my life. I do what I love.” To avoid burnout, he travels, changes his environment, and participates in conferences.

Leadership and secrets of success

According to Andrew, a leader should have the following qualities:

• Charisma.
• Internal strength.
• Persuasiveness.

His secret weapon is sociability, which allows him to build relationships effectively in any environment.

Plans for the future

Andrew‘s immediate plans include creating a job chat in Poland to help professionals find new opportunities.

On success and leisure

Andrew believes that success is not a result, but a state of mind. In his free time, he plays Call of Duty with his childhood friends and enjoys living with his “vibe dacha” in Bali.

Tips from Andrew Dosha

• Avoid working with platforms that don’t bring results. For example, he considers cooperation with Facebook a big mistake due to low profitability.
  
• Take risks, but take them wisely. Andrew is convinced that success is impossible without a certain level of risk.

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