Promotion and earnings are different
Promoting a product or piece of content is an advertising action. Creator ad revenue depends on an eligible served placement and the active revenue rules; creating a promotion does not create earnings by itself.
Prepare the advertising message
Advertising setup lives in Koopo Ads, separately from the blog publishing dashboard. In the promotion form, check the Advertiser account, then enter a Campaign name, Ad headline, and Ad message. Make sure the advertiser and promoted content are the ones you intend to use.
Earlier staging screenshot reused from the Koopo Ads help assets, cropped to the message fields. These fields match the current local source, but this is not a new production capture or a complete view of the current form. The displayed business is an example, not a campaign recommendation.
Review targeting and budget
Koopo promotion tools can expose supported location and device choices. Do not expect age or gender controls when they are not shown—the serving contract does not currently support them.
Review the location choices, daily budget, and total limit in your actual form. The current source includes targeting fields that are not shown in the older screenshot above. Check every value before creating a draft. A draft or review submission does not by itself establish that an ad is running.
Track real delivery
A preview or test fixture proves layout, not production delivery or revenue. Check the campaign status, eligible placement, delivery records, and the creator earnings view separately.
Do not confuse ad spend with creator payouts
An advertiser budget is money allocated to promotion, not creator earnings. Review creator earnings and payout eligibility separately; the promotion form does not prove that a creator can withdraw money.
Verification scope: current local promotion-form source and an existing staging screenshot. No campaign was created, funded, submitted, or launched. Fresh targeting, reporting, creator-earnings, and native-mobile captures remain outstanding; production delivery and settlement were not tested.