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Connect relevant visitors directly with your landing page, without an intermediate content page or another click. Define your ideal customer, intent, traffic geography, devices, and browsers, and our team will evaluate the current fit.
Direct-to-site traffic sends an eligible visit directly to an advertiser's landing page without first sending the visitor through a content page or requiring another click. It is also called direct-navigation or redirect traffic in parts of the industry.
The visitor goes to the landing page you select without an intermediate content page or an additional click.
Tell us who they are and why they buy so we can evaluate the intent most relevant to your offer.
Use focused keywords or controlled IAB content categories to describe the commercial intent or content context that fits the campaign.
Specify requested geographies, devices, and browsers. Nothing is inferred from page language, your location, or another filter.
Share the destination and offer so we can evaluate whether the page matches the traffic you want to receive.
Choose keywords or IAB categories that reflect the problem, product, or service your ideal customer is considering.
Specify geographies, devices, and browsers that your offer and landing experience are prepared to support.
Define the conversion event, attribution requirements, and reporting signals you will use to evaluate the campaign.
Approved traffic goes to the landing page you select without an intermediate content page or another click.
Your brief defines the intent, geography, device, browser, destination, and measurement requirements.
Our team confirms current fit, possible scale, pricing, measurement, and campaign terms before anything goes live.
Direct-to-site traffic is our buyer-facing term for an eligible visit sent directly to your landing page. Parts of the industry also call the format direct-navigation or redirect traffic.
Yes. Each request group uses either focused keywords or controlled IAB categories, then adds explicit geography, device, and browser requirements.
Yes. State the exact markets and delivery environments you want for each request group. Page language and company location are never used as substitutes for traffic geography.
No. An application starts a human review. Availability, scale, pricing, launch timing, and campaign terms are confirmed separately, and performance is measured after launch.
Tell us about your ideal customer, landing page, targeting, and delivery requirements.
Apply for Buyer AccessRequest the countries or subnational markets that matter to your campaign. Traffic geography is explicit and never inferred from page language, interface locale, or your company location.
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