Web-Master



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A web-master owns a property: a site, channel or app. They send people to an offer on their link and get paid for a confirmed action. This is not buying impressions in an ad cabinet or managing other people's webmasters.

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The property is your source. It has a topic, platform rules and its own stats. You place an offer only when it fits the topic and the rules.

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Check the action, geo, allowed sources and hold. Do not invent the rate. If your source is not listed, that offer is not for this property.

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The click link carries a mark. It shows which property brought the action. Do not replace or drop the mark.

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One offer, one property, one post or page format. Watch clicks and confirmed actions, not reach alone.

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Copy and visuals explain the product honestly. Income promises and someone else's results do not go into the creative.

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You can prepare a draft ahead, but a person with access publishes. Do not hand passwords to strangers.

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Telegram, a site and YouTube can be different sources for one web-master. Each has its own link and stats.

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A channel or chat follows one topic. Mark an offer post as advertising where the platform requires it.

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A page answers one query and leads to one offer. A ranking without a click is not income yet.


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If there are no clicks or the offer confirms nothing, remove the offer from the property instead of changing the mark.

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Grow properties that already brought actions. Test a new topic on one source first.

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In the web-master cabinet, channels, sources and drafts live in Media Channel. Platform accounts are under Accounts.

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Two numbers: how many clicks and how many actions the offer confirmed. Without them you do not raise ad spend.



