Super Affiliate

@ogwithsauce Had success with it. Lots of success. Can confirm--fucking sucks.

I never wanted to comment on paypercall as I never had success in it. But I did tried. Burned shit load of money and cash m, wasted energy and time. Again, I might be wrong here (cause I never made it work and don't have enough xp) But the only way I see calls working: - Super intent driven Google/Bing/Search shit - Super unrealistic/borderline retarded angles that make no sense The only way I made money were transfers, but its not paypercall game its backend optimization game.

@jacksdiningroom By far one of my favorites. Stayed there last year. Went out for dinner, got back to the hotel a little after 11pm, went to the lobby bar to grab a night cap. "Sorry we're closed for the night." Proceeded to give our entire party free beers.

Just leaving the Global Ambassador hotel in Phoenix, and I’m super impressed. It’s an incredible property, gym & spa were among the best I’ve seen in a hotel. The room was incredibly spacious and service was phenomenal. They really nailed the balance of sophisticated class and vibrant energy. It’s in my top 5 of hotels I’ve stayed at. I’ll def be back. #hotel #travel

@gioblaze0069 Yup.

Is anyone seeing issues of Facebook barely spending on some campaigns as of yesterday ? Lowest cost too…

@TylerDay38 Kauai is incredible. Sleepy, but incredible.

spent a good part of the last 2 years traveling to different resorts every month my favorite by far was 1 Hotel Hanalei Bay world class surf right out your door, 10/10 food and kauai itself is unreal even if your not a surfer I highly recommend going

@Jason______A @TrafficBrokerX @RobertFreundLaw Check here -> acrobat.adobe.com/id/urn:aaid:sc…

@TrafficBrokerX I don’t see it on his page @RobertFreundLaw

Matthew Gallagher & MedVi are Confirmed Snitches Built an Empire off Affiliates, what happened when the Feds came knocking? Immediately they are Innocent Victims, it’s all the other guy (who made me all that $) fault Honor Code in the Industry is your protect your affiliates But this is a great representation of what you should actually expect: Companies like MedVi get rich off affiliates, they are 100% aware of what affiliates do the entire time, they get enormously rich off this, then when legal trouble hits they use those riches to protect themselves & to prove why it’s all the affiliates fault & they should be the ones getting in trouble Major Affiliate Offer Owners on here use this exact same strategy & post like Tough Guys & act like they’d do the opposite They never have, never will & never would

@jlarkin353 Yep.

Anyone else getting real shitty traffic from meta recently? Our conversion rate has halved over the past few days, no changes our end 🤦🏻‍♂️

Lolz

@JamesEbringer $300 is still pathetic.

Yesterday I posted a $100 CPA offer on Twitter Everyone had something to say about it Most people would delete the post Here's what actually happened in the next 24 hours The thread hit thousands of views Multiple 8-figure business owners DMed me wanting their offers on TAP New affiliates signed up because they saw the thread and checked out the platform I negotiated a better deal and brought the CPA from $100 to $300 In less than 24 hours Every comment was a free impression Every reply I posted was another ad for TAP People were doing my marketing for free and didn't even realize it Here's the lesson Controversy is distribution Most people are terrified of looking bad online They only post wins They only share things that make them look smart So they get zero engagement and nobody knows they exist I posted something controversial And it generated more attention for TAP in one day than most networks get in a month What matters isn't what people say about you It's what you do with the attention I took it and turned it into advertiser deals, affiliate signups, and a 3x CPA increase overnight Stop being afraid of posting on the internet The internet rewards people who show up Not people who wait until everything is perfect

@anothercohen @galligator These are affiliates you halfwit.

@galligator These very legitimate doctors? x.com/pitdesi/status…

I’ve been around digital health long enough that I can guarantee you this story is completely full of shit. There is zero chance a two person startup is selling $2b worth of compounded GLP1s. And given the state of peptides, if this were true, the last thing you’d do is brag about it

I think the smartest thing you can do once you make a lot of money is to shut up about having it and how you got it.

@Billionmigo Umm

@ami_ads Structure

this one tiny switch saved us $8,114,896 in 2025 alone. this year it will probably be even more we see it every day with the affiliates that we work with offers are good creatives are ready to convert funnels are designed to do their thing but still they are not able to get their campaigns profitable 90% of the affiliates neglect the importance of their FB structure. relying on structures that doesnt allow them to scale aggressively structures that have low reputation on meta which leaves them with 40% higher cpms then their competitors structures that in case they face bans, they need to start over completely and lose all their pixel data we have been a/b testing ad account structures since 2025 and the difference it makes for affiliates is insane. looking at 2025 alone we managed to get an average of 41% lower cpms, which allowed us to scale more aggressively then our competitors simply due to the fact we were able to outbid them on the fb auction if you are interested in copying the exact setup that we have used to spend over $21,184,999 comment “structure” and ill be able to introduce 10 serious spenders on our structure. (must like + follow)

@dasilvashadow Tuesday

Affiliate campaign I effortlessly launched in a few minutes made 148k in just a few days... Deepfakes? Found them. Offers? Found them. Landers? Extracted. Creatives? Extracted. New ads freshly launched? Sniped. Watch the video to see the process... Reply 'Tuesday' & like.

@dasilvashadow Recon

200m+ in affiliate profits + over 85k aff landers & creatives + landing page extractor = highly profitable, proven campaigns to model... New Ad Intelligence tool “snipes” fresh aff campaigns that went from “in review” to “active” giving insights on whats trending upwards. — uncover deepfake creatives & landers (please don’t go down this road, but it’s fascinating to see) — entire database of winning landers to effortlessly carbon copy in 1 click Tuesday (3/10) I’m hosting a one-time-only live workshop showcasing AdRecon in action. **IMPORTANT** just to make sure I remove the tire kickers from the start… Yes limited attendees will have the opportunity to access Recon. Like & Comment “RECON” & I'll send you an invite. (must be following)

@ThatArizonaGuy1 @SteveGreek84708 @alecTrading Look at a before/after photo of his face, particularly his nose, and you can fill in the blanks yourself

@SteveGreek84708 @alecTrading Whats his story? Ive heard “drug abuse and mental health issues”. Pretty general and thats what I mean it all is third party rumors and speculation of what actually went down in his time off.

He was using drugs between holes at Augusta National. Contemplating suicide for two decades. Couldn't walk into rehab without help. Today he just beat two of the best golfers alive. One of, if not the greatest sports comeback stories of all time: Anthony Kim. Father. Husband. Three-time PGA Tour winner before age 25 - alongside only Tiger, Phil, Sergio, and Adam Scott. Then his Achilles ruptured in 2012. He vanished, for twelve years. He was battling drug and alcohol addiction daily. Using during majors. Making bathroom stops between holes just to get through the round. Contemplating ending his life for almost two decades while the world thought he was living the dream. His body eventually shut down. He could barely walk into rehab. His wife Emily and daughter Bella pulled him back. He got a second chance with LIV Golf in 2024. Finished dead last. Didn't earn a single point in two full seasons. Got relegated from the league in August. Most people would've quit. He showed up every single day and worked to get 1% better after being cut from the league. He earned his spot back through a qualifying tournament on pure merit. Today, in the final round at LIV Adelaide, playing alongside Bryson DeChambeau and Jon Rahm - two of the biggest names in golf - he came back from a 5-shot starting deficit and has just shot nine under to win the golf tournamnet. This man was ready to leave this earth. Now he just did the unthinkable. If that doesn't prove you can come back from anything, nothing will. It's never too late. @livgolf_league @AnthonyKim_Golf #LIVGolfAdelaide

@TaraBull Affiliate Summit

What do you call this type of party?

@TylerDay38 *Checks OTC Telegram chat to see if this line has been used on us before*

Pay per call buyers be like "uncapped bro, we can take all the volume you get let it RIP" Check back end of week and they have bought 18 calls Like just be honest 😂😂

@gabeansel @andreilunev Our strongest accounts are ex-ACA accounts. Make it make sense 🤯

I 100% treat accounts like lotto tickets.. They are not a long term asset for me they are throw away tools and I am constantly buying new ones due to either shut downs or quality. Id also like to point out that your method might make sense if you are running clean ecom brands but thats not the world I play in. Good luck doing this with something like ACA traffic or something similar.

Can't agree. Accounts store historical data, sure. But hopping between accounts chasing "better metrics" is optimizing for noise. Meta's bidding engineer told me directly: Learning happens at creative + goal level, not account level. When you see "1-2 accounts perform way better," that's not a magic account. That's statistical noise or different account history baselines. The real problems: creative quality, bid calculation, structure. Account-hopping doesn't fix any of those. You're chasing the wrong variable.

@souljaian These are trash to another degree

@dirtydan1of1 @ProsperityTime_ @watchking69 @JakesVision @TimepieceTyler_ @SolanaLake @kenzsays_ My grail, but I'm a sucker for 39s. Curious how it looks in person, though, because I had my heart set on a 15305 (wrists too small for 41) until my friend showed up wearing his and I realized the dial is way too fussy for such a small watch.

Love at First Sight.