Getting Started as an ADPIRO Publisher
Create your publisher account, complete approval and set up your first Direct Link for genuine social media traffic.
ADPIRO helps publishers manage Direct Links, review advertising performance and request payments from one account. If you already share content with a social media audience, this guide explains how to get started and what to check before sharing your first link.
Check that your traffic is eligible
ADPIRO accepts genuine social media traffic. Your visitors should come voluntarily from social posts, profiles, video descriptions, groups or channels that you own or have permission to use.
Website and blog placements, search traffic, email campaigns, non-social apps, pop-ups and traffic exchanges are not accepted. Automated visits, forced redirects and paid-to-click activity are also prohibited. Read the Publisher Policy and Prohibited Traffic Policy before registering.
For example, an audience choosing to follow a clearly described advertising link in your own social channel is different from visitors being redirected automatically. The visitor's choice and the source of the visit both matter.
Create your publisher account
Open publisher registration and enter your name, email address, country and password. Use a password with at least 12 characters that you do not reuse elsewhere.
Choose Telegram or Skype as your contact method and enter the corresponding username. You only need one of these contact methods. Keep it accurate so your account manager can reach you if there is a question about your account or traffic.
After registration, verify your email address. Publisher accounts require administrator approval before publishing activity can begin. Email verification and account approval are separate steps; completing registration does not automatically approve an account or guarantee earnings.
Create and name your first Direct Link
Once your verified account is approved, sign in and open Direct Links. You can create a link without a separate traffic-source submission, but the social-media-only traffic policy still applies.
New links receive names such as Smartlink 1 and Smartlink 2. Rename them to something useful, such as "Main social channel" or "Video profile", so you can recognise them in reports later. Each link has its own ID.
Use Copy to copy the actual URL. The link name helps you organise your account; it is not the URL that visitors should open. Keeping separate links for distinct eligible placements can make comparisons easier.
Share with a clear description
Before posting, check the social platform's rules and your permission to share in that profile, group or channel. Explain that the link leads to an advertising destination. Avoid promises about prizes, downloads or content that the destination may not provide.
Do not ask friends to repeatedly click, use automated tools or force visitors through redirects. These actions do not establish genuine audience interest and can lead to traffic being excluded. Our social media sharing guide includes a practical checklist.
Review results and prepare for payments
Open Statistics to review the selected date range and compare results by date, country or Direct Link. The default view covers the last seven days. Reports use advertising-network statistics, so a visit is not a promise of a paid impression or a fixed amount of income.
Add your receiving details under Account → Payment details when you are ready. The Payments page shows available funds, pending amounts and payment history. Check the current minimum, review period and method fee in your account before requesting a withdrawal.
Start with the reporting guide if the numbers are unfamiliar, or read the payment setup guide before saving your receiving details.