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Traffic Sources

Where traffic comes from and how to match a source to your offer — native, push, search, social and SEO.

Beginner · 6 min read

Traffic sources explained

A practical tour of affiliate traffic sources — native, social, search, push and in-app — with the strengths, costs and use cases of each.

Core · 12 min read

Choosing the right traffic source

The mistake is rarely a bad traffic source — it is a good source pointed at the wrong offer.

Core · 11 min read

Understanding native ads

Native converts — but not if you point cold clicks straight at an offer.

Core · 11 min read

Push traffic explained

How push traffic works, classic vs in-page push, the subscription model and cost, plus the 2026 Chrome rate-limit reality and how to target, optimi...

Core · 11 min read

Social media traffic

How paid social traffic works for affiliates: Meta and TikTok mechanics, strict policy and bans, algorithm-driven targeting, creative-led performan...

Core · 11 min read

Email marketing fundamentals

Owned lists vs bought drops, list building, deliverability with SPF/DKIM/DMARC and the Gmail/Yahoo bulk-sender rules, segmentation, why email is th...

Core · 6 min read

SEO vs paid traffic

SEO vs paid traffic: the trade-offs in cost, speed and durability, and how seasoned affiliates blend both to build a resilient traffic mix.

Advanced · 11 min read

Traffic quality analysis

How to judge traffic quality like an operator: spotting bots and fraud, reading engagement, comparing conversion and approval rate by source, sub-I...

Advanced · 11 min read

Scaling traffic safely

How to scale a winning traffic source without breaking it: vertical vs horizontal scaling, budget increments that protect the learning phase, diver...

Reference · 4 min read

Traffic glossary

Traffic-source vocabulary for affiliates: native, push, social, search and in-app — the channels and terms behind every campaign, clearly defined.

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