Build a publisher relationship around the audience you actually reach
Describe the source before choosing an offer
A publisher relationship begins with the traffic source and the people who use it. Identify whether your audience comes from a website, an app, a content channel or another declared source, and explain the countries and formats relevant to that audience. A general claim about large traffic volume is less useful than a clear account of where the visits originate and what a typical visitor is trying to do.
Use the publisher onboarding workflow to submit the supported information for review. A reviewed source can then be considered against the eligibility of available campaigns. This page concerns the publisher program and its operating sequence; it does not guarantee acceptance, a particular earning level or that every campaign is appropriate for every audience.
Evaluate a campaign against the placement you control
Read the campaign's platform, geography, objective and traffic restrictions before requesting access or creating a link. A mobile install offer may not fit a desktop-focused article, and a web lead campaign may require a destination explanation different from a simple product mention. Keep the visitor's expectation aligned with the advertiser's page. Do not use a reward claim or creative message the campaign has not authorized.
Your placement should make the destination understandable rather than hiding its purpose behind unrelated text. Record which source and campaign are associated with a link so later results can be reviewed meaningfully. A unique link is part of that relationship; another publisher's address is not a substitute for the access and attribution associated with your own account.
Keep attribution details understandable from the beginning
Use supported source and sub-identifier fields in a way that your team can interpret later. A label that describes a placement or creative variant is more useful than a random private note. Preserve the link configuration when comparing results so the reporting context does not change invisibly. Test the destination through the approved workflow before expanding a placement.
A click record and an accepted conversion are different stages, and the advertiser's chosen outcome defines what is reviewed. If a result is missing, identify the campaign, link and event period rather than relying only on an overall account total. Clear references help support investigate the specific journey without requiring you to disclose passwords or integration secrets in a conversation.
Review earnings through the applicable account terms
Check reviewed results, earnings records and the account's current payout requirements together. A raw activity count is not the same as an available payout amount. Eligibility, campaign review and the applicable commercial terms determine what belongs in the payment workflow. Keep payout details current through the authenticated account area, and use authorized support for a specific status question.
Do not assume that a schedule mentioned in a general promotion overrides the terms shown for your account. The program is most useful when source declarations, campaign requirements and financial records remain connected. Build a repeatable process for choosing suitable campaigns, presenting them accurately and reviewing their outcomes, rather than treating monetization as an automatic result of placing any available link in front of any audience.