Describe who operates the source
A sole publisher, an app-development business and a media-buying agency can have different ownership and payment arrangements. State who controls the website, channel, app or inventory and who will operate the affiliate account. If you represent someone else’s source, explain your role and authority to arrange the placement. A public project link helps establish the business context.
Clarify verification and payment requirements
Ask which account information is required and which secure route should be used to submit it. Confirm whose name should appear on the account and receiving payment method. The programme’s account process does not replace any business or tax obligations applying to your own circumstances. Avoid sending identity documents to an unverified contact while trying to accelerate an application.
Use the actual registration instructions rather than requirements copied from another programme.
Bring the relevant questions to the discussion
- Will the account be held by an individual or entity?
- Who owns or authorises the source?
- Which country and currency are relevant to payment?
- What verification is required and where is it submitted?
- Who will manage links and report access?
For example, a small agency should explain whether it is promoting its own inventory or acting for a client. That distinction can affect the account discussion even when the campaign looks identical to the audience. Obtain account-specific instructions before creating several accounts or committing a client’s budget.