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SummaryA Link source allows you to monetize traffic without owning a website. It is designed for webmasters who use social media, redirect traffic, arbitrage traffic, or other external traffic sources.Note: Link sources do not require website ownership verific...

SummaryDAO.AD does not automatically generate invoices through the platform. If you require an invoice or other billing documents, please contact your DAO.AD manager or Support team.Funding your account is required before launching advertising campaigns. DAO.A...

SummaryDAO.AD supports multiple payment providers that may process transactions in different currencies. Depending on the selected payment method, additional fees or currency conversion charges may apply.Before You BeginRole: Advertiser or WebmasterRequired in...

SummaryDAO.AD allows eligible users to request refunds under specific conditions. Refund requests are reviewed individually and processed according to the platform's refund policy. Chargebacks and payment disputes are subject to additional review.Before You Be...

SummaryTo ensure accurate billing and invoice generation, keep your tax and billing information up to date. DAO.AD uses the information provided in your account to generate billing documents and comply with applicable legal requirements.Before You BeginRole: A...

SummaryEvery new traffic source submitted to DAO.AD is reviewed before it becomes active. The moderation team verifies ownership, traffic quality, content compliance, and technical requirements to ensure the source meets platform policies.Note: Link sources do...

SummaryThis glossary contains definitions of technical and marketing terms referenced across DAO.AD documentation.DefinitionA 200 OK is a type of HTTP status code, which means that the request was received and processed by the server. The user will then be dir...

SummaryThis glossary contains definitions of technical and marketing terms referenced across DAO.AD documentation.DefinitionA 301 redirect is a type of HTTP status code that refers to a URL which has been permanently moved to a new destination URL. Upon a serv...

SummaryThis glossary contains definitions of technical and marketing terms referenced across DAO.AD documentation.DefinitionA 302 temporary redirect is a HTTP status code, used to signal that the requested URL has been temporarily moved.

SummaryThis glossary contains definitions of technical and marketing terms referenced across DAO.AD documentation.DefinitionA 404 is another type of HTTP status code. It’s delivered by a server when a requested file or page has been deleted or never existed in...

SummaryThis glossary contains definitions of technical and marketing terms referenced across DAO.AD documentation.DefinitionA 410 Gone is a status code that indicates a page will not be returning, signalling to crawlers that they don’t need to return. If the p...

SummaryThis glossary contains definitions of technical and marketing terms referenced across DAO.AD documentation.DefinitionA 5XX error code is another type of HTTP status code, which indicates that the server is unable to process the request. The response sho...

SummaryThis glossary contains definitions of technical and marketing terms referenced across DAO.AD documentation.DefinitionRefers to the act of running an experiment with two variants to test which one performs better in a certain environment or context. This...

SummaryThis glossary contains definitions of technical and marketing terms referenced across DAO.AD documentation.DefinitionRefers to the additional information underneath a Google Ad. This can consist of sitelinks, callouts, pricing etc – just any further inf...

SummaryThis glossary contains definitions of technical and marketing terms referenced across DAO.AD documentation.DefinitionA collection of ads that target the same keyword set.

SummaryThis glossary contains definitions of technical and marketing terms referenced across DAO.AD documentation.DefinitionMainly used in paid search to measure how closely related keywords are to ads.

SummaryThis glossary contains definitions of technical and marketing terms referenced across DAO.AD documentation.DefinitionAttribution determines which marketing channel or touchpoint should be credited for a conversion, such as a sale or lead. In digital mar...

SummaryThis glossary contains definitions of technical and marketing terms referenced across DAO.AD documentation.DefinitionB2B stands for ‘Business-to-Business’ and refers to companies that trade solely with each other, and not to the public.

SummaryThis glossary contains definitions of technical and marketing terms referenced across DAO.AD documentation.DefinitionB2C stands for ‘Business-to-Consumer’ and refers to companies that trade to the public.

SummaryThis glossary contains definitions of technical and marketing terms referenced across DAO.AD documentation.DefinitionA backlink is an external link that points back to your website. An example would be an online publication linking to your website from ...