What to send about your website

An SEO partnership starts with the audience your website already reaches. Send the domain, the language of the content, the main countries and the pages where you plan to place an affiliate link. Explain whether you own the site or manage placements for another publisher. A sports information site, a comparison project and a community may need different launch materials.

Share a recent reporting period and say whether your figure means users, visits or outbound clicks. Search Console impressions describe search visibility; they are not visits or affiliate registrations. Separate existing organic traffic from a forecast for a new project.

For a structured first message, use the first-contact brief.

Choose a placement readers can understand

Describe the context: an editorial review, a comparison table, a banner or a dedicated partnership page. Show how readers get from the article to the agreed destination. Discuss the destination language, GEO and promotion before adding a claim about a bonus or a payout.

Keep the editorial explanation useful on its own. Identify the commercial relationship where appropriate, and label affiliate links with rel="sponsored". This guide concerns sending your website’s traffic to the program; it does not promise rankings for your website.

Keep page and campaign attribution separate

Ask which campaign IDs or sub-identifiers your account supports. A separate identifier for each placement can help distinguish a review page from a sidebar banner, if that setup is available. Do not remove the tracking parameters from an issued link or use another partner’s link as a template.

  • Open the link from the actual published placement on mobile and desktop.
  • Check the destination and language for the intended audience.
  • Agree how clicks and qualifying activity will be checked in reports.
  • Record the placement URL and the link version so later changes can be traced.

Record the identifiers, route and test evidence using the link and tracking checks.

A first message for a webmaster

Hi Ilya Sato. I manage [domain] in [language]. My audience is mainly in [GEO]. In [period], the site had [users/visits] and [outbound clicks, if measured]. I plan to use [pages and placement]. My affiliate account status is [new/existing]. Please advise on RevShare terms, links and reporting for this source.

You can send this to @manager_1xBetpartners or [email protected]. Send aggregate reports; visitors’ personal details are not needed for the initial source discussion.

Can a new SEO site introduce its project?

Yes, you can describe a new project and its planned placements. Clearly state that it has no measured traffic yet. Approval, terms and tools depend on the source review; this page does not set a minimum traffic requirement or guarantee acceptance. Read the traffic brief and RevShare guide before launch.

Before discussing a percentage, work through the RevShare questions and calculation example.

Choose pages with a placement inventory

Start with three existing pages, not three new keyword pages. For each, record its URL, language, audience GEO, reader’s question, measured traffic and proposed placement. Illustrative rows:

  • /fixtures/ — match schedule; possible sidebar placement.
  • /reviews/example/ — product suitability; possible contextual button.
  • /compare/example/ — differences between products; possible table placement.

These are example paths, not pages this guide says you own. Mark missing traffic data as unmeasured. Add a placement only where it helps the reader understand the next step; create another page only for a distinct, useful need.

Adding this source to an existing affiliate portfolio? Keep the current placement record and agree how the new 1xBet placement will be identified and checked. The existing-project guide walks through that sequence.

Read the existing-project guide