Gazette "Catfather"

Sunday in affiliate land was pretty sleepy, but PIX still snapped the trial payout shut, and Shakes and Dietter pulled a quiet reshuffle in nutra. As usual, the calm was only for show 😉

Saturday in affiliate land came out almost cultured, but never boring: some networks hiked nutra and finance hard, while elsewhere offers just as briskly slipped or vanished from the catalogs. In short, calm seas with a few splashes — the perfect moment to check what exactly twitched 😉

Friday looked lazy on the networks only on the surface: nutra shuffled offers by GEO, shot rates up in some places, brutally cut VPN in others, and did a little spring cleaning of the old “miracle” remedies. Calm sea? More like a quiet shelf reshuffle 😼

Thursday in CPA networks came out nervous: M1 is having issues, and meanwhile the catalog got stuffed with new offers like tomorrow’s been canceled. Plus, credit card and nutra went on a rollercoaster — some places pumped, others faceplanted, all of it with zero shame.

The week turned into a proper rollercoaster: nutra blew up to obscene levels, finance went back to counting what counts as decent, and gambling with betting kept either tossing payouts up or slashing them hard. There were plenty more surprise repricings and dips in the mix — boring? Not even close.

Wednesday didn’t give the affiliate networks a market — it gave them a full-on spring cleaning: Shakes is cutting the catalog, DALEAD is storming in with a fresh batch of newbies, and Rafinad’s problems are no longer something you can just sweep under the rug. Oh, and somewhere else the targets got slashed in half out of nowhere — calm seas? Yeah, not today 🙃

On Tuesday, the affiliate networks pulled a quiet little clean-up: AdCombo swept out the old offers, and CashFactories suddenly came back to life and dumped a batch of new nutra positions. Even finance got twitchy in the mix — calm weather clearly wasn’t on the menu for the day.

Saleads gave Monday a buzz cut down to the skin, tossing a whole pile of offers out of the catalog, and T-Bank followed up by saying goodbye to several entities at once. Meanwhile, CityAds and the product guys are moving pretty briskly — like everyone got a different script for the same chaos.

The day in CPA catalogs went by to the quiet swish of a broom: offers kept getting swept out of networks and GEOs one after another, and in some places they even got trimmed by country. Calm? More like a tidy cleanup, no extra meow.