Does saving a website submit it?
No. New websites start as drafts. Saving is not submitting. Complete your details and use Submit for review when you are ready.
Answers about publisher accounts, website approval, pricing changes, supplied articles, delivery, cancellations, earnings and payout requests.
No. New websites start as drafts. Saving is not submitting. Complete your details and use Submit for review when you are ready.
No. Approval allows participation. The work available depends on advertiser requirements, website suitability and platform selection.
You can maintain your website’s publisher prices and editorial information in your account. Important changes to an approved website can trigger another review. Existing orders follow their recorded terms.
You can add websites you own or are authorized to represent. Each submission needs its own accurate services, prices and editorial information and is reviewed separately.
Your submission can still be reviewed as an offer for that website. Your account does not show other publishers or their information.
The order identifies the content responsibility. Depending on the available service, content can be supplied by the advertiser, publisher or platform. Confirm the selected option before writing or publishing.
Explain the issue in the order messages and use the applicable revision or review steps. Raise concerns before publication so the requirements and requested changes are recorded.
Use the turnaround information and requirements attached to the order. Discuss any issue that could affect delivery promptly. There is no single publication deadline for every website.
Use the order’s available cancellation or dispute process and provide relevant details. Requests are reviewed under the applicable order terms; submitting a request does not itself mean it has been approved.
Check the earnings and payout screens for your available balance. Hold periods, minimums, fees and supported payment conditions depend on the current platform settings and applicable terms. Order completion is not an immediate payout promise.