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May 29
Why this native ad creative style style PRINTS money on @taboola @Teads @MGID @RevContent for the 45 demo — a thread 🧵 That woman showing her thinning part in the mirror isn't an accident. It's a calculated pattern interrupt built on 4 psychological triggers that the 55 desktop audience can't scroll past: 1/ The Mirror Frame Shooting in a bathroom mirror signals authenticity, not production. No studio = no sales pitch. The 55 audience has seen every infomercial ever made. The second it looks "produced," trust dies. This looks like their neighbor filmed it. 2/ The "Problem Reveal" Hand Gesture She's physically lifting her hair to show the scalp. That's the pain point made visible. You're not telling them they have thin hair — you're SHOWING them a reflection of their own insecurity. That's the scroll stop. 3/ The Before/After Within a Single Frame Two panels. Same woman. Different energy. Left = problem awareness. Right = implied confidence after. No transformation needed — just posture shift. Native readers pattern-match this instantly as "this worked." 4/ Relatable Age, Not Aspirational Age She looks 55-65. Real hair. Real skin. Real bathroom. The 45 audience doesn't trust 30-year-old models selling them hair solutions. They trust someone who looks like them. The meta-lesson: The best Taboola creatives for this demo aren't ads. They're confessions. Real person. Real problem. Real bathroom. Real hand showing you the exact thing they were embarrassed about. That's the formula. Stop designing. Start documenting.
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Everyone in native ads is running nutra VSLs. Smart operators are running energy/home VSLs to the same 55 desktop audience on @taboola @Teads @RevContent @MGID — and printing. Here's what this electricity offer is doing right: → Split-screen credibility: "guy in workshop" left, dusty analog meter right. Instant visual problem-framing. → Trigger-based hook: "if your old meter was recently replaced..." — that's solution-exhausted audience language → No product shown in the thumbnail. Just fear curiosity. → VSL format lets them educate BEFORE they sell — critical for a skeptical 65-year-old homeowner → Runs on Taboola/Teads where native context (news, finance content) does half the preselling for you Nutra taught us the VSL playbook. Home services, energy, senior living — those verticals are 3 years behind. First mover advantage is wide open.Everyone in native ads is running nutra VSLs. Smart operators are running energy/home VSLs to the same 55 desktop audience — and printing. Here's what this electricity offer is doing right: → Split-screen credibility: "guy in workshop" left, dusty analog meter right. Instant visual problem-framing. → Trigger-based hook: "if your old meter was recently replaced..." — that's solution-exhausted audience language → No product shown in the thumbnail. Just fear curiosity. → VSL format lets them educate BEFORE they sell — critical for a skeptical 65-year-old homeowner → Runs on Taboola/Teads where native context (news, finance content) does half the preselling for you Nutra taught us the VSL playbook. Home services, energy, senior living — those verticals are 3 years behind. First mover advantage is wide open.
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The ugliest photo in your creative set is probably your best performer. That slightly blurry bathroom pic of a woman in a robe pouring mouthwash? It's outselling your studio shoot 3-to-1 on native. Here's why it works on 45 audiences in advertorials on @taboola @Teads @RevContent @MGID @OpenWebHQ @Baidu_Inc @ZetaGlobal : ✅ It doesn't look like an ad — it scrolls like content ✅ The setting (real bathroom, real clutter) triggers "that's my house" ✅ No model lighting = no "this isn't for me" filter ✅ The action (morning routine) primes the supplement habit angle ✅ Trust is built before they read a single headline Your 55 reader has been sold to for 40 years. They have a finely tuned BS detector. Polished = pharma ad = skip. Amateur = neighbor's photo = read. Stop buying stock photography. Start screenshotting real life. The creative that converts looks like it wasn't trying to.
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Wanna learn in and outs of native media buying? Will be doing a live webinar with folks from @RevContent and @theoptimizerio Methods can apply to @taboola @Teads Saturday 5-23-26 at 12PM PST. You can join the call via Skool link below. Full disclosure - I do make beer money for every signup. skool.com/the-ltv-game-4893/…
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May 13
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After looking deeper into @reporank and its founder, the picture becomes clearer. Founder: @alexattinger He’s not a typical crypto founder. He comes from building real internet businesses for over a decade. Some of his background: - Built ContentClick (later acquired by Revcontent) - Scaled PickYoMix to £1.5M revenue in year one - Strong in: - growth & distribution - SEO - monetization systems - attention mechanics - internet product building That matters because RepoRank is built on the same core idea: attention → discovery → monetization RepoRank is not just a launchpad. It’s more like a system that: - tracks GitHub momentum - surfaces trending builders - highlights early products - connects attention to markets Think of it as: GitHub Product Hunt crypto markets combined. The bigger idea is simple: turn developer attention and early traction into something that can be discovered and valued. Most people still see $repo as a launchpad. But it may actually be closer to a discovery layer for the next wave of internet-native builders. Its in early stage keep an eye on this gem
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Adsense arbitrage is a method where you buy traffic from many advertisers especially Facebook and Native ads (Taboola, Outbrain, Revcontent,…), and sell that traffic to Google Adsense at a higher price. For example, let’s say you bought 1000 users from Facebook at $10, and among those 1000 people 50 or 5% click on your Google AdSense ad. Adsense paid you $0.40 per click. $0.40×50= $20. So, you have made a total profit of $10 which is 100% ROI. Adsense Arbitrage has been around for quite some time. But recent Facebook CPC cost and low CTR on Adsense made it almost impossible. Also, fake Adsense arbitrage courses making people hesitant in this technique. I’m going to REVEAL it ALL. selar.com/p/02vg61?affiliate…
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If you're running ecom offers to 45 on native and you're NOT embedding video in your advertorial — you're leaving money on the table. This demo isn't a "nice to have." It's the difference between a bounce and a click-through. Older buyers research. They linger. They need to see it work. A looping product demo embedded mid-advertorial does more selling than your headline ever will. @Taboola. @Outbrain. @RevContent . Doesn't matter, video in the body converts. If you're an Ecom operator using @Shopify and is spending $150,000 or more per month on @Meta and want to reach out to new audiences that are 45 , comment below.....
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Fire I made my first sales in affiliate marketing with revcontent.
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If you're a newbie affiliate and struggling with meta/google, run traffic on native instead. A lot less variables/algo to worry about. Only thing that matters on native is headline and image, that's it. Then you can run weighted tests on your tracking link (voluum/redtrack) to splittest LPs/Offer. Need offers? Go to clickbank/maxweb/digistore and find a decent doctor centered VSL. Run on revcontent first then taboola. Focus on testing a high volume of offers. Best testing method: spend $100 per day, if after 3-4 days it's shit then cut it and move on to the next offer. if close to breakeven then keep optimizing. Separate desktop and mobile. Ask for a rep and get widget whitelist list from them. You will have a blacklist campaign to look for new placements and a whitelist campaign to bid higher on your top widgets. Run 5 diff images at a time with the same headline. Look at apnews, cbs news and fox news articles for what's trending. If you can afford it, get adbeat. Also, always use a presell landing page (article/jump page style) I quit college after just one 50k profit month on revcontent pushing a tinnitus VSL, my revcontent is a graveyard filled with failed campaigns, just need a few of them to hit. Have like 2-5 low volume but high ROI campaigns, remember, profit is the only thing that matters.
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Why Men’s TeleHealth is exploding 2026 📈 Saw this ad creative on a boutique ad network. The "Pharmacy-to-Door" era is here. Men are ditching the awkward doctor's visit for 5-minute online consultations. The Play:1️⃣ Pick a high-payout Telehealth offer (ED/Hair Loss/TRT). 2️⃣ Bridge the gap with a "Prescription-Free" or "Fast Consultation" angle. 3️⃣ Scale on traffic sources where 30% of the web actually lives (hint: it’s not just Google). Stop fighting over-saturated FB ads. Go where the intent is raw. 🧵👇 🚀 How to Run Male Telehealth Offers (The Blueprint) 1. The "Problem/Solution" Funnel The Hook: Use "Aggressive but Compliant" headlines. Focus on the result (e.g., "2x Stronger than the Blue Pill") rather than the clinical process. The Bridge Page: You need a high-speed landing page that looks like a health journal or a quiz. In 2026, Interactive Quizzes ("Are you eligible for at-home treatment?") convert 40% better than static landers. The Offer: Ensure the offer has a "PPL" (Pay Per Lead) or "PPS" (Pay Per Sale) model. 2. Capitalize on Native Advertising Native ads (@taboola , @Outbrain , @RevContent) are the secret weapon for health. They blend into news sites, making your offer look like a legitimate health discovery. CTR Hack: Use "UGC" style images (like the one you provided) that look like a real person holding a product or a handwritten note. Compliance: Avoid "Magic Bullet" claims. Use terms like "New Telehealth Protocol" or "Doctor-Approved Alternative." 3. Tap into High-Volume "Underground" Traffic If you want to avoid the "Ban Hammer" of mainstream social media, move your budget to Adult Ad Networks (ExoClick, TrafficStars, JuicyAds). The 30% Stat: Adult traffic accounts for roughly 30-35% of all global web traffic. This is a massive, captive male audience. Native Placements: Most adult sites now offer "Native" slots that look identical to mainstream news recommendations. Targeting: Focus on US, UK, and CA for highest payouts, but look at Tier 2/3 (LATAM, SEA) for massive volume and low CPCs ($0.005 - $0.02).
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I do but I made a fuck ton being first on Mylikes Snap Tik tok Revcontent
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Agreed man. I could see AI writing basic Revcontent/Taboola ads and generic advertorials or VSL's and I'm sure its very helpful for the people in that world, but the tip of the spear in marketing will always be real live humans, and with ubiquity of AI increasing we will crave that authenticity even more.
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Do not rip and run this offer - but just wanted to give a framework for other mass market problems you can solve via running ads on @taboola @Teads @Baidu_Inc @MGID @RevContent Mass Market Problems for Native Ad Testing Focus on problems that are visual, annoying, and affect 35 demographics (homeowners/drivers). High Electric Bills / "Dirty Electricity" The Gadget: Power Saver Boxes / "Electricity Stabilizers". The Hook: "Power companies hate this device." Why it works: Everyone hates utility bills; implies a secret "loophole." Slow WiFi / Dead Zones The Gadget: WiFi Boosters / Extenders. The Hook: "Instant high-speed internet in your backyard/basement." Why it works: Universal frustration with ISPs; promises a speed upgrade without a monthly fee. Ear Wax Blockage / Hearing Issues The Gadget: Visual Ear Cleaners (sticks with cameras) or Spiral Swabs. The Hook: "You won't believe what came out of my ear." Why it works: "Gross-out" curiosity clicks; high CTR on native; appeals to health anxiety. Snoring / Sleep Divorce The Gadget: Mandibular advancement devices (mouthguards), nose clips, or chin straps. The Hook: "Stop snoring instantly and save your marriage." Why it works: Solves a deep emotional/relational pain point with a $20 plastic item. Dull Knives / Kitchen Safety The Gadget: Suction cup knife sharpeners. The Hook: "Revive old knives in 3 swipes (Don't buy new ones)." Why it works: Visual "slicing tomato" demos are very satisfying; appeals to frugal older demographics. Car Scratches / Paint Damage The Gadget: "Nano" Cloths or Scratch Repair Sprays. The Hook: "Dealers charge $500 for this fix—do it yourself for $15." Why it works: Fear of losing asset value; promises professional results with zero skill. Mosquitoes / Pests The Gadget: Ultrasonic pest repellers or UV light zappers. The Hook: "Chemical-free way to keep your patio bug-free." Why it works: Seasonal urgency (Summer); safety angle (no chemicals/sprays). Loose Neck Skin / "Turkey Neck" The Gadget: Neck tightening creams or LED light wands. The Hook: "The 2-minute trick to look 10 years younger." Why it works: Direct vanity appeal to the 50 demographic common on news sites.
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Your $45 CPA goal on native like @taboola @Outbrain @Baidu_Inc @MGID @RevContent is easy. The hard part is realizing how much money you're leaving on the table by lumping devices together. Look at this OS data. It's night and day. 👇 🖥️ Windows: $37.09 CPA (1.61% CR) on huge volume ($41k spend). 💻 Mac OS X: $43.60 CPA (0.99% CR). It’s under goal, but barely. Mac is dragging down your winner. The 30-Second Optimization: Do not just exclude Mac in the current campaign. Duplicate the campaign into a new one and set targeting to Windows ONLY. Give the algorithm pure, high-converting signal without the noise. Watch your blended CPA crash. 📉
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Here's our playbook for driving traffic. We prioritize our sources like this: 🥇 Google 🥈 Facebook 🥉 TikTok ...then Taboola, Outbrain, MediaGo, Revcontent, Quora, and NextDoor. What are we missing? #MarketingStrategy #Traffic
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If youre running Ecom / Lead Gen and want to give yourself an edge when targeting more expensive but higher quality traffic on Taboola / Outbrain / revcontent / mgid / baidu media go Use video ads like this one. Saw this ad running on one of the largest publishers in the world.
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8 Dec 2025
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