Shakes Pro Partner Case Studies: Numbers, Campaign Setups, and Mistakes — No Filter

Behind every working launch there is a specific story: someone enters a new GEO and finds a winning setup right away, someone spends a year growing volumes and turns solo work into a team, and someone saves up loyalty points and drives a car out of the Shakes Store.

We collected three stories from Shakes.pro partners — with numbers, approaches, and takeaways.

Case #1. Almost $40,000 Profit in One Month on Italy

• GEO: Italy

• Traffic source: Facebook

• Vertical: hypertension (Cardione IT)

The Euphoria Traffic Team spent a month running a single setup: a “doctor interview” style pre-lander, high-CTR teasers, and creative iterations tuned for relevance. Average CPL — $8 against a $45 payout and an approval rate of around 38%. The result — ~$38,649 in net profit and an ROI of about 98%.

A full breakdown with the entire setup and the economics of the campaign: $40,000 profit on Cardione IT: an Italy campaign breakdown from testing to scaling

Case #2. From $500 and Solo Launches to a Five-Person Team

• GEO: India, Vietnam

• Sources: TikTok, Native Ads

The partner started with a budget of about $500. The first results were reinvested into volume, and within a year the solo operation grew into a team of five.

According to him, two things drove the scaling: regular work with a dedicated manager and constant analysis of offer performance — decisions were made on numbers, not gut feeling.

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Case #3. A BMW from the Shakes Store

The GipsyLand team had been working with Shakes offers for a long time, accumulating Shakes Store loyalty points — they are credited for confirmed orders.

Once the required amount stacked up, the team exchanged the points for a BMW 3 Series.

The case illustrates a simple thing: points are not virtual play money, but a second currency that drips on top of the main income from the very same launches.

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What These Stories Have in Common

The partners’ budgets, sources, and GEOs are all different. What they share is systematic work and decisions based on statistics rather than intuition.

Every story like this starts with a first launch. If you want to review your inputs and pick an offer that fits them — message your manager, and they’ll point you where to start.

And if you already have a story with numbers worth sharing, we buy partner case studies for Shakes Store points. We covered how to format the material so it gets accepted on the first try in a separate article.