Audience geography
Mexico
Region
Latin America
Cooperation
RevShare · individually agreed

Country eligibility, local promotion requirements and available account tools must be confirmed for your actual audience before launch. A country guide is a planning resource, not a licence statement or approval.

Audience definition

For Mexico, prepare an evidence-based audience brief. Distinguish visitors located in Mexico from Spanish-speaking audiences in the United States or elsewhere; language alone does not establish the campaign territory.

Source evidence

For a Spanish-language sports publisher, compare local competition pages with international coverage and show which sections produce actual outbound partner enquiries. Supply dated examples and distinguish measured results from estimates.

For website placements, use the SEO and webmaster guide to prepare page and reporting details.

Review before launch

Request a Mexico-specific review of the proposed product, advertising placement and destination; permission inferred from another Latin American market is not sufficient. Discuss the source and RevShare scope with Ilya Sato individually.

What to include

  • Separate Mexico-based traffic from US Spanish-language visits.
  • Compare local and international competition-page performance.
  • Obtain a Mexico-specific product and placement review.

Use the first-contact brief to organise the evidence for a review; it does not confirm source or territory eligibility.

Mexico: Evidence record

Copy this outline into your message and replace the brackets with your evidence. Include its date or reporting period. Mark unavailable information explicitly.

  • Mexico-resident versus US/other Spanish-language audience: [your evidence or unavailable]
  • Local/international competition page classification: [your evidence or unavailable]
  • Measured outbound event and per-section reporting period: [your evidence or unavailable]

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