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In affiliate marketing, the word “Tier” helps marketers group countries by their general “quality” — mostly in terms of value and potential for profit.
This system helps you quickly understand:
How much people can spend and how financially literate they are
Internet speed and reliability
Local healthcare and infrastructure
Legal restrictions (especially for verticals like gambling or health)
The kind of marketing approach that works best for that audience
With this info, you can tell in seconds if an offer fits a particular country or if it's better to look elsewhere.
Tier-3 includes countries with low purchasing power and cheap traffic. Think: parts of Africa, Southeast Asia, post-Soviet countries, and politically unstable regions.
Two types of affiliates usually work with Tier-3:
Experienced marketers who know how to scale with volume
Beginners who haven’t figured out how GEOs affect campaigns
These regions aren’t very profitable for many types of offers. For example, selling high-end beauty products might not work well. But cheaper items like parasite treatments or basic health remedies can do great here.
Despite limitations, Tier-3 has some unique advantages:
Super cheap traffic = big volume potential
Easier to promote certain health products (nutra)
Low competition and more offer variety
People aren’t “ad-blind” yet — so creatives can really stand out
Less globalized = more opportunity to localize creatives
Best-suited verticals for Tier-3:
Nutra: Focus on strong-effect products — like weight loss, male enhancement, etc.
Finance: People are open to “get-rich-quick” and easy loan offers
Mobile content: Sweepstakes do really well here
Dating: Especially where gender imbalance creates high demand
Challenges with Tier-3:
Low financial literacy and spending power
Poor internet speeds limit the use of video creatives
Local hosting is often needed — slow loading kills conversions
Bottom line:
Tier-3 is better for seasoned pros who know how to dig deep, test fast, and build smart. Beginners might be tempted by the low cost, but they’ll face lots of hidden challenges.
Tier-2 countries sit right between Tier-1 and Tier-3. Think Eastern Europe, parts of Latin America, and Southeast Asia.
They offer a great balance: not too expensive, not too poor. Internet is usually good, and people have money to spend.
Why affiliates love Tier-2:
Mix of mobile and desktop traffic
Decent internet — supports video ads
People still respond well to ads — not oversaturated yet
Reasonable CPCs with audiences who actually buy
Easier to find relevant creatives and offers
What works best here:
Dating: Niche apps, white-label platforms
Nutra: Weight loss, men’s health, supplements
Finance: Microloans, buy-now-pay-later cards, crypto exchanges
Mobile offers: Antivirus, games, premium content
E-commerce: Dropshipping, cashback services, local online stores
Info products: Online courses, paid guides, closed communities
What to watch out for:
Some verticals (like online entertainment) have tough competition
Local laws may be stricter in some areas
Bottom line:
Tier-2 is a solid choice for both beginners and pros. Offers convert, traffic is affordable, and you can use almost any payment model — including RevShare.
These are the top-tier countries: USA, UK, Canada, Australia, etc. The holy grail of affiliate marketing.
They have it all — huge payouts, strong economies, amazing infrastructure, and internet everywhere. But there’s a catch: everyone wants in.
What makes Tier-1 so attractive:
High CPA and RevShare payouts
Wealthy, educated users who love to spend
Freedom to run traffic from almost any platform
Stable economies and advanced payment systems
Crypto and fintech adoption is high
What to promote in Tier-1:
Financial offers (RevShare works great)
Premium subscriptions
E-commerce (gadgets, high-end fashion)
CC Submit, sweepstakes (user data is valuable)
But… challenges are real:
Brutal competition. Big teams with deep budgets dominate here.
Creative restrictions. Strict moderation. You’ll need an anti-detect browser like Morelogin and lots of cloaking tools.
Flashy ads won’t work. These users trust brands, experts, and subtle, native-looking content.
Expensive tools and traffic. You’ll burn through your budget fast if you're not optimized.
Bottom line:
Only dive into Tier-1 if you’ve got serious skills or serious money. Otherwise, you risk wasting time and budget with little ROI.
Affiliate marketers rarely focus on just one GEO. That means juggling tons of accounts, campaigns, and ad creatives. Doing it all manually? Exhausting.
That’s where Morelogin steps in — a user-friendly anti-detect browser that simplifies everything.
Why Morelogin rocks:
Scales big time: Supports 10,000+ browser profiles
Real anonymity: Uses real browser fingerprints and keeps them safe
Teamwork + perks: Invite your team, earn bonuses (like extra profiles or proxies)
Bulk actions: Manage multiple profiles easily
Automates the boring stuff: Cookie tools, API support, parsing features
Smart input: Tools like SmartPaste make form-filling feel human
Organized workspace: Dead profiles go straight to the trash
Flexible UI: Dark/light mode, easy proxy switching, and more
Try Morelogin free and run campaigns in two GEOs right now. Or unlock 10 profiles for just $9/month.
Picking a GEO in affiliate marketing is like choosing a car:
Tier-1 is a sports car — fast and flashy, but not for beginners.
Tier-2 is your reliable sedan — safe, affordable, and gets the job done.
Tier-3 is an old compact — cheap to run, but can be tough on rough roads.
Here’s the golden rule:
Beginners? Go with Tier-2. Low risk, reasonable costs.
Got a budget and skills? Tier-1 is your arena.
Looking to scale with volume and niche offers? Try Tier-3.
Don’t chase the fanciest GEO just because it sounds impressive. Sometimes Tier-2 brings more profit than a crowded Tier-1. Test, adapt, and remember — even in the toughest markets, someone’s always making money.
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