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You can build anything as long as the traffic source allow to manage your campaigns via API.

Hey, in the first function load_conf script is pulling from json file called 'zp-campaigns.json'. Create json file in text editor and name it zp-campaigns.json and make sure it sits in the same folder as the python file.. The format inside json is simple: [ {"campaign_id"...

Just practice and google a lot :)

No. It's just a piece of code that runs in the background and does what you tell it. There's no visual thing except information that you decide to print out to console. Like i said all it does is reading your campaigns data via api and sending action requests back to cut placements based on how...

I am not sure it's possible to do a "quick article" as it's bit difficult to explain everything. If you have a Python developer then you can simply pass the code to him and he will be able to read and explain as it's really simple script. It basically just sends API request to ZP and checks...

I am with Servando on running RON campaign and continuously cutting segments that don't work. This works great on DSPs, since after couple days of filtering poor segments, you can start biddin up and open higher quality placements without losing much. If in your scenario running RON and...

I can be wrong, but my understanding survey traffic is similar to incentive traffic. Basically as a reward of completing survey user gets exclusive access to an offer. Often times quality of this traffic is not great so advertisers don't want it. Again, i could be wrong.

I have a script i wrote in Python that automanages my ZP campaigns. It's a simple RBO that you can customize. You just need a JSON file with list of your campaigns > [{"campaign_id": "xxxx"}] It's probably poorly written as I only learned Python couple weeks ago, but it works :) Feel free to...

Massive!!! Well done.

Best is to collect data and optimize each UA separately, but from my experience, if zone perform well on one activity it generally works on other activities as well and vice versa.

Google "IP Tracker" and use any from the search results

I am afraid there's not much you can do. Unknown geo data is pretty common thing since ISPs keep changing IP ranges and databases are not updated as often as they should. You can try the followin: compare your unknown location data with other metrics to see if you can spot relation between...

Often times trackers do not recognize location of the user as ip lookup fails to return information from the database. This happens a lot in tier 2/3 geos mostly for visitors that live in the middle of nowhere. I generally categorize all unknown location traffic as countryside :)

On a different note, can anybody tell me whether it's recommended to use prefetching, preloading or prebrowsing?

I personally don't believe that creative CTR means much. You can get high CTR but low conversion rate or low CTR and high conversion rate. It all depends on your offer flow and whether it works better with high volume or high quality. With regards to CR, again it's not a variable that i would...

Double meta refresh is way of redirecting user by ensuring that the referrer is not passed to the offer website. It's best to use when you do not want to disclose location of your lander to the advertiser. While it's certainly a good thing, double meta refresh is incredibly slow, so if your VPS...

You can with workarounds. They don't work consistently though.

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Similar as Servando, i usually only watch replays when i find time for it.

What do you mean by zeropark sources were optimized? It depends what are you trying to achieve. If your lander is converting well and you need more traffic, then focus on push creatives with the aim increasing your overall CTR. If you looking for higher conversion rate, then testing different...