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Performance marketing

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What this page covers

Performance marketing is under pressure: in a turbulent market, brands risk losing it as a reliable growth engine. This hub brings together key perspectives on effectiveness, risks, and opportunities so you can navigate the topic with more clarity.

Here you will find materials that address systemic issues in the market, from how agency commission models can work against advertisers to red flags in media splits that may signal fraud and wasted budgets.

Use this page as a starting point to explore how motivation systems, channel choices, and partners shape performance communication, then move to more focused sections that match your specific questions and needs.

What to choose

  • Explore how performance marketing is defined, measured, and used for growth, starting from the basics and moving toward practical implications for your campaigns and user acquisition programs.
  • Look into how the effectiveness of marketing changes under market turbulence, including risks like misaligned commissions, suspicious media splits, fraud signals, and how they affect gaming and iGaming brands.
  • Compare different types of performance marketing partners and setups to understand which direction may fit your needs before diving into detailed pages on agencies, companies, and specific services.

Where to go next

Below is a set of focused pages that break the broad topic of performance marketing into more specific questions, from general principles to agencies, companies, and services for gaming and iGaming.

Use these links to move from a high-level view of market effectiveness and risks toward concrete collaboration formats, partner types, and service models that may be relevant to your brand and growth goals.

What matters

  • The materials referenced here highlight systemic issues that can reduce performance, such as agency commission models that may conflict with an advertiser’s interests and distort channel choices.
  • They also draw attention to red flags in media splits that can be associated with fraud, and to how motivation systems for marketers and partners directly affect communication efficiency and user acquisition quality.
  • This hub is structured around clear service and agency intent, helping you focus on performance marketing setups designed for measurable results and transparent analytics rather than broad, unfocused activity.