Name the source you actually control
Explain whether you operate a Telegram channel, create video content, publish an app or manage paid campaigns. Supply a public profile, listing or representative placement when possible. If the inventory belongs to another publisher, say how you are authorised to use it. Ownership and distribution details help the manager understand the source more accurately than a broad label such as social traffic.
Describe the journey to the offer
Write down how an adult audience member encounters the message, opens the link and reaches the registration page. A creator may use a permitted description link; an app publisher may propose a specific advertising placement. Each platform has its own current rules, and programme acceptance does not replace platform permission. Discuss the actual format before preparing a campaign.
Separate an idea for a placement from one that is already available.
Send a compact source introduction
Your first message can contain:
- The channel, profile, app or inventory type.
- Audience countries and content language.
- Recent audience or click measurements.
- A sample of the proposed placement.
- Your current account and tracking situation.
For example, an app publisher can share an app-store listing and describe where the advertisement would appear, without creating a website solely for the application. Ilya Sato can review the RevShare fit and the next registration step. No audience format is automatically approved by appearing in this guide.
