Advertising should make sense to the people paying for it and the people making space for it.
NOTABIS Network already gives advertisers a way to run campaigns funded with NOTABIS Tokens (NT). We’re expanding the platform to bring publishers into the same network: website owners will be able to install placements, submit their sites for review and earn NT from qualifying paid advertisements once approved.
One network, two ways to take part
Advertisers use NT to fund campaigns and reach readers across participating websites. The campaign workflow and reporting are designed to keep delivery and spend understandable.
The publisher side is being built around a clear sequence: register a public website, create and test an ad placement, then submit a page where the placement can be reviewed. Approval comes after installation, not before. That lets publishers prepare their sites without sending unreviewed inventory into paid campaigns.
Publishers earn NT, not cash
When an approved placement serves a qualifying paid impression, the publisher can earn a share in NT. Test ads, invalid traffic and impressions that do not qualify should not create rewards.
NT is a digital token for use within supported NOTABIS products. It is not money, cannot be withdrawn as cash and does not represent a cash payout. The goal is to let publishers use what they earn across the NOTABIS ecosystem rather than turn the network into a cash-withdrawal service.
Approval protects the exchange
A publisher placement needs to be visible to ordinary visitors on a public page. The review process is intended to check that the website loads, the ad is genuinely installed and the placement is not hidden or manipulated. Publishers should be able to create and test their placements before requesting that review.
That distinction matters: a preview is for checking the installation, not for earning. Only approved sites and qualifying paid delivery belong in the reward calculation.
A practical expansion of NOTABIS Network
We’re building the publisher experience on top of the advertising and NT infrastructure that is already in place. That means one account and one shared token—not a separate publisher currency—and a focused workflow for both sides of the exchange.
Publisher tools are still in development. The existing Network site is available at network.notabis.com; we’ll update this article as the publisher experience becomes ready to use.