- Audience geography
- Tanzania
- Region
- Africa
- 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 Tanzania, prepare an evidence-based audience brief. Identify the locations covered by your Tanzanian project, keeping mainland and Zanzibar audience reporting separate wherever your analytics can support that distinction.
Source evidence
Review Swahili and English calls to action separately if both are used, checking that translations preserve conditions instead of amplifying promotional promises. Supply dated examples and distinguish measured results from estimates.
Review before launch
Ask for a territory-specific review of the exact placement and destination; an East Africa label is too broad for country-level decisions. Discuss the source and RevShare scope with Ilya Sato individually.
Read the GEO data notes before interpreting a country brief or a map marker as current approval.
What to include
- Split mainland and Zanzibar where reliable data exists.
- Review Swahili and English conditions side by side.
- Request a destination review for the specific territory.
Use the first-contact brief to organise the evidence for a review; it does not confirm source or territory eligibility.
Tanzania: 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.
- Measured mainland, Zanzibar and unknown-location segments: [your evidence or unavailable]
- Swahili/English copy versions and reviewer: [your evidence or unavailable]
- Actual traffic source and reporting period: [your evidence or unavailable]