Last weekend, the team and I reviewed the month’s results for our new project—an online platform for selling tickets and providing access to exclusive livestreams of esports tournaments—and the analytics we uncovered surprised us, to say the least. It turns out that a huge portion of fans comes from regions where we don’t have broadcasting rights, and a lot of users drop off right at the online payment stage due to glitches in bank anti-fraud systems or local card restrictions. As a result, the target fan, with money in hand, stumbles upon a blank error page and simply closes the tab. From my own experience with web monetization, I know that letting such high-value traffic slip away is simply a crime against your own budget—after all, it could easily be used to generate a second revenue stream. I’ve already tested various solutions and recently came across the high-tech Retarget.gg geo location targeting platform, which integrates via a single lightweight script tag without putting any extra strain on the code. The system automatically runs a real-time auction and displays relevant offers from verified advertisers to users via an automatic Geo Popup for foreign countries or a Decline Popup in the event of a system failure. It’s very convenient that payments can be structured using eCPM, CPC, or CPA models, and you can track impressions and conversions all in one dashboard. In light of this, I’d like to ask the community: Who has already integrated similar scripts into dynamic websites that offer tickets or streaming services? How reliably does the payment cancellation trigger work? Does it cause frustration among users? And which payment models have proven to be the most effective in the long run?