Show the real placement requirements
Include the width and height, accepted file formats, file-size limit, background requirements and whether animation is supported. Explain the surrounding page or app design and how the placement behaves on a narrow screen. If several versions are needed, list each one explicitly instead of asking for a general set.
Provide the content language, intended audience countries and the destination issued for the campaign. A banner that looks correct in a large preview can still be unreadable in its actual slot, so include a screenshot or a dimensioned layout when useful.
Confirm the words and the commercial claim
Identify the promo code assigned to the project, the intended call to action and any promotion that has been confirmed for the destination. Do not copy a bonus amount from another country’s creative or assume that a code has been created because it appears in a design draft.
- Placement and size, such as a mobile 320 × 100 slot.
- Language and audience country.
- Approved logo assets and promo code.
- Confirmed promotional wording and destination.
- Required age and responsibility information for the actual placement.
Keep a version and approval record
An illustrative file record can contain the project name, dimensions, language, version and approval date. Review the creative at its displayed size, check the link separately and keep the approved version available for future comparison. A later text or destination edit should be recorded as a new version.
Send @manager_1xBetpartners the completed specification and the date you hope to publish. Asset availability and timing need confirmation; this page does not promise a delivery deadline. After launch, record which creative appeared in each placement so that performance or wording questions can be traced to the correct version.