Incrementaity

Incrementality: Measure What Marketing Actually Causes

There is a fundamental limitation in traditional marketing attribution metrics. Most of them convey what happened after a marketing interaction, not necessarily what would have happened without it. This is where incrementality steps in. A customer may click an affiliate link and purchase five minutes later. The affiliate attribution platform can accurately record clicks and conversions. However, the customer may already have decided to buy before clicking the link. In that case, the affiliate interaction is associated with the sale,

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Affiliate Marketing Trends

5 Affiliate Marketing Trends That Matter The Most

Affiliate marketing is going through a complete turnaround. Traffic is more scattered. Discovery now happens through creators, AI answers, communities, search, and mobile-first buying paths. The click is still there, of course, but it is no longer the whole story. That makes the channel more exciting, but also harder to

UTM Parameters

UTM Parameters: How to Track Campaign Performance Across Channels Accurately?

In the fast-paced and increasingly fragmented world of digital marketing, data is the compass that guides every successful campaign. However, data is only as good as its source. For performance marketers, affiliate managers, and brand owners, the challenge isn’t just getting traffic, it’s knowing exactly where that traffic came from,

Affiliate Marketing vs Dropshipping

Affiliate Marketing vs Dropshipping: 8 Differences That Matter Most

Affiliate marketing vs dropshipping, where one model asks you to build trust, drive traffic, and earn on conversions without touching the product. The other asks you to run a store, manage buyers, and handle returns when things go wrong. In this article, we’ll break down affiliate marketing vs dropshipping for

Increase E-commerce Sales

How to Increase E-commerce Sales? A Performance Marketing Playbook for 2026

The e-commerce industry is bigger than you can imagine in 2026, and naturally, it’s become more competitive than ever. As per the report, globally online sales are expected to reach $6.88 trillion, and more than 2.7 billion people buy stuff online worldwide. In this competitive market, scaling revenue is challenging