An ad helps people find a page. That page needs to be ready for them. Check it before you promote your work. Fix broken links and confusing screens first.
You can use this list for a game, video, song, product or shop. Start with the exact link you plan to put in the ad.
Open the page like a new visitor
Try the link in a browser where you are signed out. Check that people can reach the page you mean to share. A new visitor may not have your account. Check that the link works for them.
Read the first screen. It should tell people what they have found and what to do next. If the ad says Watch the video, the video should be easy to find. Is the game still a demo? Say so on the page and in the ad.
- The link opens the right page.
- The project name matches the ad.
- The next step is easy to find.
Try it on a phone
Open the page on a small screen. Read the words and tap the main button. Check that the page fits the screen. Does your project need a computer? Tell people before they try to use it.
Check your pictures and page load, too. A large file can keep someone waiting. Use a clear image at a useful size. Keep the path to the main task simple. If there is sound or video, make the controls easy to find.
Match the ad to what is ready
Use real artwork and plain words. Show the product or project people will find. Check any dates, prices or availability that you choose to include.
A shop should make its delivery or pickup area clear. A video or song should lead to a page where people can watch or listen. A game preview should explain what people can try now. You do not need to promise more than you have made.
Check the fit with the ad service
Our network is built around people who play games. They may also enjoy music, videos, art, products and shops. Tell us what you make. We can talk about whether our sites fit it.
For a local business, tell us which area you serve. Bring a working link and a clear picture. Add a short message and your budget. We review each ad and agree on the plan before it runs.
