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The fee is 10% of the cost charged by the webmaster for placing the advertiser’s content on their websites. It’s divided equally between the webmaster (5%) and the advertiser (5%).
To change the URL, contact our feedback team with the new article and website URLs, and we’ll take care of the rest.
You can’t see whether or not an article is indexed after the payment for placing the article has been made. This option is disabled automatically.
If the advertiser has paid for ad placement but the ad hasn’t been placed (page not found, error), the advertiser may file a complaint to the feedback team.
If the webmaster has enough funds in the account, our moderator will return the order for revision indicating the return reasons, provided the payment has been made. The order will be marked as Under Revision, while a hold will be put on the funds (placement cost) in the webmaster’s account.
When the webmaster delivers the revised work to the advertiser, the status shows as Under Review. This is when additional options become available enabling the advertiser to approve the work delivered (if all placement requirements are met by the webmaster), return it for further revision, or cancel the payment.
If the webmaster doesn’t have enough funds in the account and the order can’t be returned for revision, the webmaster’s account may be locked for the irresponsible performance of duties and unlocked only if the webmaster undertakes to reimburse the cost of ad placement.
If you like the website but need a longer-term, check to Extend Every 30 Days of Indexation by Yandex.
As a result, in 30 days of indexation by Yandex your ad, instead of being moved into the suspended, will be extended by another month, while a hold will be put on the appropriate sum in your account.
If you’ve checked Extend Every 30 Days of Indexation by Yandex but don’t have enough funds in your account, the ad won’t be extended and will be moved into the suspected. After that, you have 14 days to top up your account and extend the ad manually.
An order is moved into the Problem Orders section if the article hasn’t been indexed by Yandex for 30 days within the past 90 days but the ad opens fine on the website, or if the ad is placed incorrectly on the website (it wouldn’t open or it says there’s been an error) but the funds haven’t been released to the webmaster yet.
For more information about problem orders, please go to http://www.etxt.biz/seolinks/ (Actions in Each Particular Case).
For more information, please click here or contact our feedback team.
Moderators check all articles and campaigns manually within 24 hours.