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Name the countries or regional markets you want for each request group, add or exclude a language setting separately, and keep both independent from the language of this page or where your company is based. Traffic reaches us from every country; what we confirm is the volume available for your combination.
Geographic targeting tells us where a visit should originate before it reaches your landing page. You state the markets for each request group; nothing is assumed from your account, your company address, or the language you happen to be reading.
Countries or regional markets for each request group — the United States, Germany, Brazil, Japan, or a specific state, province, or metro — plus any markets that must be excluded.
An optional language-setting filter, applied independently of geography, when the offer or landing experience depends on it.
Interface locale, company location, and billing country are never used as targeting inputs, and never substitute for a requested market.
How much volume is available for your requested markets and formats, at what price, and when it can start.
Tell us the countries or regional markets your offer is prepared to support, and why they matter to this campaign.
Name markets that must be excluded for legal, contractual, fulfilment, or brand reasons.
Add a language-setting filter if your landing experience or offer depends on it. Leave it off when the market alone is enough.
Our team reviews the requested markets against your chosen traffic formats and confirms the achievable volume, pricing, and launch timing separately.
Traffic reaches us from every country and effectively every postal code. What a request settles is how much is available for your exact combination, at what price, and when it can start.
Geography comes from what you request for each group, never from your locale, your address, or the language of this page.
Requested markets are evaluated against your landing experience and chosen formats before anything goes live.
Yes. A request group can list multiple countries or regional markets, and you can create separate groups when different markets need different formats, language settings, or landing pages.
Yes. Name the countries you want for each request group. Traffic reaches us from every country worldwide, so review focuses on the volume available for your exact combination, the price, and when it can start.
Yes. Geography and language setting are separate controls. You can request a market, a language, or both together, and neither is derived from the other.
No. The language you are reading, your interface locale, and your company location are never used to set requested traffic geography.
Requests are made at country level and can narrow to states, provinces, or metro areas where a campaign only serves part of a country. Coverage extends to effectively every postal code; how finely a given campaign can be targeted is confirmed with your team during review.
Yes. Exclusions are stated explicitly in the brief and reviewed alongside your inclusions.
That is what the review determines. Traffic reaches us from every country, so the question is not whether a market exists but how much is available for your full combination — market plus format, device, network, and content targeting. We confirm achievable volume, pricing, and launch timing before anything goes live.
Tell us the markets you serve, any you must exclude, whether language matters, and where visitors should land.
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