The Problem With Untargeted Traffic
Affiliate offers have strict GEO restrictions and often pay significantly different rates per country tier. Sending Tier-3 traffic to a Tier-1 offer does not just waste budget — it can trigger fraud flags and cause your affiliate manager to pause your account.
Setting Up Multi-Layer Targeting in Your Flow
CyberlogerTDS evaluates filters in a fixed priority order. Understanding this order lets you build efficient rules without redundancy:
- IP whitelist check (always routed to offer)
- Known bot IP database
- VPN / proxy ASN check
- Bot user-agent check
- Warmup counter
- Click-limit per IP
- Geo (country) filter
- Device / OS / browser filter
- Language / timezone filter
Practical Targeting Example
For a US-only nutraceutical offer targeting desktop buyers:
- allowed_countries:
["US"] - allowed_devices:
["desktop"] - allowed_os:
["Windows","macOS"] - allowed_browsers:
["Chrome","Firefox","Edge"] - allowed_languages:
["en","en-US"] - filter_vpn: enabled
All traffic that fails any of these conditions is silently routed to your white page — no 404, no error, no suspicion.
Monitoring EPC After Filter Changes
After tightening filters, watch your safe_clicks vs total_clicks ratio in the Flows table. A ratio below 20% usually means your source traffic quality is poor. A ratio above 80% on a well-targeted campaign is a healthy sign before scaling.