- Podcast
Automated market intelligence for iGaming operators, with the Gmonitor co-founders
Gmonitor co-founders Rishin and Hakon explain how their AI-native platform tracks rival promotions, games and ads, and how they won First Pitch at SBC Summit.
Advertising and marketing in general: brand, creatives, promo.
Gmonitor co-founders Rishin and Hakon explain how their AI-native platform tracks rival promotions, games and ads, and how they won First Pitch at SBC Summit.
MOFO's Jessica Collins and Jennie Strandberg explain how the studio turns viral trends and current events into fast-to-market instant casino games.
Optimove CEO Pini Yakuel explains positionless marketing and how AI lets lean iGaming CRM teams compete with larger operators.
NYORDA CEO Matthias Stadelmeyer explains how AI shopping assistants shape brand choice and why publishers still carry weight in those recommendations.
Oleksandr Kulyk of Makeberry discusses trust, traffic-to-brand matching and niche focus for casino affiliates facing a crowded, AI-saturated market.
RevWise co-founders Jamie Brusey and Gary Winter on starting an affiliate agency a month after meeting, picking lanes, hiring and the finance blind spot that cost them.
Steve Messa, who built BetterHelp's creator program, explains why subscriber counts no longer guarantee views and how to mix flat fees with performance payouts.
Hello Partner founder Matthew Wood looks back on 25 years in affiliate: early SEO sites, a cashback site, Voucher Cloud, last-click attribution and near-liquidating his events firm.
FirstPromoter's Tautvydas Vasiliauskas on how AI revives old affiliate fraud tactics and how program managers should vet partners in response.
APMA founder and director Kevin Edwards discusses membership churn, getting members to engage, sponsorship income and the industry-wide affiliate spend data the body publishes.
Iveta Makedonska, founder and CEO of Make It Click, on UGC ads for D2C brands: diversifying content styles, managing creators, avoiding influencers and using AI.
Affiliate leads from Wayzen, Makeberry, Rocks Partners and Blockbuster Partners debate whether fixed fees are turning affiliate marketing into pay-to-play.