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At first, it seems to some that traffic arbitrage can be done quite simply and easily. In fact, you find an offer, for example, dating, and get a link in a few minutes to which you need to drive traffic. Register in any popunder network, top up your account, insert a web link to your offer, and turn on ads. Then you filter out ineffective platforms, happily seeing profits. This scheme worked naturally, about 15-20 years ago. At the moment, hundreds of different terms are expected, let's say: EPM, ROAS, CPA, CTR, CPL, CR, EPC. You need to find out what Retarget, Approval, Conversion, Prelander, RevShare, Native, and more mean. In the event that there is no knowledge, you will drain your entire budget, and instantly.

You first need to decide how to find traffic, how to choose a product, and how to perform analysis.

There
are more than 40 types of different traffic: push notifications, contextual advertising, social networks, teaser networks, YouTube advertising, ASO traffic, search and many others. It is necessary to carefully evaluate any type of traffic, understand what it can give, how to filter participants, and what specific offers can be promoted. This is easier to do by visiting the system - the directory of cpa chats, where a lot of useful information is available that will be able to help in such an issue.

Choosing a product
Now sometimes the selection of an offer can take weeks. You need to take into account a huge number of factors, such as the reputation of the advertiser, the payment model, the likelihood of approval, etc. You need to understand your own offer well and find out in advance which target audience it will be ideally suitable. For example, it is possible to find an offer here aff.top or on some other popular platform.

Analysis
An affiliate spends approximately 96% of their own time filtering. Why pay to a platform if it provides a miserable amount of sales? And these sites are an order of magnitude more than profitable ones. At the same time, it will be possible to make a mistake, where, for example, one site brings users who are passionate about gambling, while the other brings bowling fans. You need to carefully check a variety of platforms, and having developed a single database for one product, for the next you will need to filter everything again.

If you are ready to spend a lot of your own time and nerves, and in addition, you have a sufficient budget, then you can try arbitrage. But if you don't expect to spend your own time on analytics, you'll spend your budget, and quickly.
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