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Brief · four questions

Tell us what you are trying to move.

Four questions, plus a way to reach you. They are the ones we would ask on a call anyway — answered here, the call starts halfway through instead of at the beginning. A dagger marks the three we cannot write back without: your name, a way to reply, and one line about the business.

If you would rather see how we work before you write anything, the section below builds the structure of the order we would write. It costs nothing and asks for no address.

Optional · before you write to us

Draft the shape of the order.

Three answers and the document below rewrites itself into the order we would write. It holds no forecast and no rate — only what happens, what is counted, and what has to be true.

Structure of the order

Premium traffic — clicks · One country or locale you name · Per click (CPC)

01The order

What happens
The order names the address the clicks are delivered to, the aim, and how many of them you want. Clicks are the arrangement most first orders are written on, and the one the risk-free test belongs to.
What is counted
Clicks delivered against your campaign identifier, counted by date and time — the count that settles the order.
What has to be true
That there is inventory in that locale for your niche. Country-targeted delivery is split by an IP database, and dynamic addresses, proxies and network masking mean it is close rather than perfect — we say so before you order, not after.

02Read and priced

What happens
You pay for the clicks delivered. This is the arrangement the risk-free test is offered on: a few days of clicks to look at, no deposit and no prepay, and no charge at all if you do not like what arrives.
What is counted
Nothing yet — this is the stage where the site is read and the order is priced, so that what is delivered later is measured against something written down beforehand rather than chosen afterwards.
What has to be true
That the page they land on is the page you meant. A campaign is delivered to the address submitted with the order, and traffic sent to a mistyped one has still been sent.

03Queue and start

What happens
Delivery is fenced to the country or locale in the order, and the queue is worked against the inventory that actually exists there rather than against the total.
What is counted
The windows: processing inside 24 to 72 business hours, weekends aside, and the campaign started no later than 120 business hours from the order. A first order from a new customer is never delivered in under five days.
What has to be true
That the address in the order is the one you meant. The campaign is live from the first visitor delivered to it, and from that moment the address is not changed without asking us first.

04Delivery, and the record

What happens
The order closes when the clicks ordered have been delivered. If it falls short, you choose between the rest of the traffic and a refund pro rata.
What is counted
Visits delivered against visits ordered, with the shortfall — if there is one — set out as either more traffic or a refund pro rata.
What has to be true
That the record is read as the record. Your own analytics will show fewer visits than ours — redirected traffic and blocked scripts do that — and when the two disagree we show you how ours was counted.
What we would need from you
  • The web address the clicks are delivered to
  • Roughly how many you want, if you already know
  • Whether the page behind the address is likely to change while the campaign runs
  • Nothing else — no access to your advertising accounts and no access to your analytics
Questions we would ask first
  • What would make this order worth repeating for you?
  • Is the target one country, or a locale inside one?
  • What have you bought before, and what made you stop buying it?
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What to tell us

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