1. Who Advertiser is for

You want to show your ad — banner, image, short video, link — to people the moment they connect to public WiFi. You're not running the WiFi yourself. You don't own routers, you don't bill subscribers, you don't print voucher cards. You just want ad placements at real-world locations: cafés, hotels, malls, clinics, co-working spaces, apartment buildings.

That's what an Advertiser account does. You browse a map of WiFi hotspots in our network, pick the ones that match your audience, upload your creative, fund a campaign, and watch the impressions roll in.

Use cases

Local restaurant advertising delivery on cafés in the same neighborhood
Mobile carrier promoting a SIM offer on hotel WiFi
App developer driving installs on co-working space WiFi
Event promoter selling concert tickets through hotel WiFi the week before the show
B2B SaaS targeting professionals at airport / business-lounge WiFi

Your scope

You see only four menu items, plus a Change Password shortcut:

Group	Menu items
Operations	Dashboard, Campaigns
Insights	Statistics
Money	Balance

That's it — the narrowest role surface in the whole system. No hotspot management, no profiles, no users, no sessions. You don't need them.

What's different from a hotspot operator

	Hotspot operator (Admin / Business Owner)	Advertiser
Owns routers	✅	❌
Sells WiFi to consumers	✅	❌
Pays WitRADIUS for hotspot fees	✅	❌
Earns ad revenue from displayed ads	✅ (via shared rev)	❌
Pays for ad placements	❌	✅
Designs creatives	❌	✅
Targets locations	❌	✅

Two sides of the same marketplace: operators supply the screen-time, advertisers pay for it.

2. Dashboard

Your home screen. Refresh it whenever you launch a campaign or check on performance.

What you see

Active campaigns — count and combined daily spend
Today's impressions — total ad views across all your live campaigns
Today's clicks — total click-throughs
CTR — click-through rate (clicks / impressions)
Spend today / this month — what's been deducted from your balance
Balance — current funded amount; refill warning if low
Recent activity — campaign approvals, pauses, top-ups

When CTR drops or impressions stall, that's your signal to refresh creatives or expand targeting.

3. Campaigns

The core of your work.

Creating a campaign

Click Add campaign
Name and optional description
Creative — image or video (URL or uploaded file)
Click destination — optional URL users open when they click
Geo targeting — choose center + radius, and priority
Target impressions — set campaign delivery target and end condition
Schedule — set start date/time and optional end date/time
Save as draft

Submit for approval

Click Submit for approval when ready. Your campaign goes to a SUPERADMIN review queue. Approval typically takes a few hours; we check:

Creative meets size/format specs
Content is appropriate (no offensive imagery, no misleading claims, no prohibited categories)
Click destination loads and isn't malware/phishing
Targeting is reasonable

You'll get an email when approved or rejected. Rejections include the reason — fix and resubmit.

Pause / resume

Live campaign? Click Pause to stop spending immediately. Resume brings it back online within seconds. Useful when:

You want to swap creative (pause → edit → resume)
Your landing page is down for maintenance
You hit a daily budget unexpectedly and want to slow down

Editing

You can edit a campaign in draft. Once approved and live, major edits require re-approval (creative change, targeting change). Minor edits (budget tweaks, end-date extension) apply immediately.

Stats per campaign

Open any campaign → Stats tab:

Impressions / clicks / CTR / spend over time (hourly, daily)
Per-hotspot breakdown (which locations performed best)
Geographic heatmap
Device breakdown (iOS / Android / desktop)

Use these to optimize: kill underperforming hotspots, double down on winners, refresh creative if CTR drops below your target.

4. The approval flow

Every campaign passes a manual SUPERADMIN review before going live. Here's why and what to expect.

Why approval exists

We have a duty of care to the hotspot operators and end-users in the network. A bad ad on a hotel WiFi can damage the hotel's brand, anger a guest, or even break local advertising laws. So every creative goes through a human pair of eyes.

Common rejection reasons

Wrong file format or oversized media — compress and re-upload
Misleading claims — "Win an iPhone!" without a real promotion → rejected
Adult / gambling / weapons — categories restricted by local regulation. Email us before uploading these
Click destination unreachable — landing page returns 404 or 500. Fix and resubmit
Trademark issues — using a brand you don't own without permission

Speeding up approval

Submit during business hours (Cairo time)
Make sure your account has at least the minimum balance (we don't approve under-funded campaigns)
Re-use creatives we've previously approved when running similar campaigns
For time-sensitive launches (event tomorrow, flash sale), email us with the campaign reference and we'll expedite

5. Balance

You fund a balance, campaign spend deducts from it. Simple, prepaid model.

Sub-tabs

Current balance

Funded amount remaining. When this hits zero, all campaigns auto-pause until you top-up.

Top up

Add funds via:

Credit card — instant
Bank transfer — upload receipt, we mark it cleared within a few business hours
Cryptocurrency (in some regions) — confirms after blockchain settlement

Minimum top-up varies by payment method.

Transactions

Every spend (ad delivery), top-up, refund, and adjustment. Filterable by date / type / campaign. Export as CSV for accounting.

Auto top-up

Optional: when balance drops below a threshold you set (e.g. $50), the system auto-charges your default card for an amount you set (e.g. $200). Prevents campaign auto-pause from balance exhaustion overnight.

Refunds

Unspent budget on a paused/ended campaign stays in your balance — no refund needed; just spend it on the next campaign. If you want money back to your card, email us with the transaction ID and reason.

6. Statistics

Aggregate view across all your campaigns.

Available reports

Total impressions, clicks, CTR, spend — daily / weekly / monthly
Top campaigns by impressions / clicks / spend
Top hotspots in your campaigns by performance
Hourly heatmap — when are your ads being seen the most?
Demographic breakdown (when available — language, device type, approximate age band)
Downloadable PDF / CSV reports for client/board reporting

Use Statistics to plan your next quarter's ad spend; use Campaigns → Stats tab to optimize a single live campaign.

7. Tips & playbook

First campaign

Top up your balance with a small amount (e.g. $50) — enough for one test campaign
Create a draft campaign with one hotspot and a small daily budget ($5/day)
Submit for approval — confirm the flow works end-to-end
Wait for impressions — first day will be slow as the algorithm calibrates
Check stats after 48 hours — CTR, cost per click, geographic split
If results good → scale up budget and add more hotspots. If not → iterate creative

Best practices for creatives

Static image: high contrast, large readable text, single clear call-to-action ("Order now", "Get the app", "Book table")
Video: assume sound off (most users connecting to WiFi haven't unmuted yet). First 3 seconds must hook
Click destination: a focused landing page, not your homepage. The page should match the ad message and convert (form, install button, WhatsApp link)
A/B test: run two campaigns to the same hotspots with different creatives, compare CTR after 1000 impressions each

Targeting tips

Local advertisers: keep geo radius tight around your business
National brands: start with broader radius tests, then narrow by performance
Time-sensitive: align start/end schedule with your campaign window
Don't over-constrain targeting: very narrow targeting can reduce delivery and learning

Budgeting

Start with a smaller target-impression campaign, validate CTR, then scale impressions
Keep enough balance reserve so campaigns do not pause unexpectedly
Keep 20% of monthly spend in balance reserve so a successful campaign isn't stalled by balance exhaustion

Things you should NEVER do

Don't upload creative with copyrighted music/video unless you own the rights — campaign will be rejected and your account flagged
Don't link to a malicious or phishing landing page — instant ban
Don't try to run political campaigns without prior arrangement — most regions restrict these and require special clearance
Don't share your login. Each person on your team should have their own (email us to add team members to your account)

When to call support

Campaign rejected and you don't understand why
Approval taking longer than 24 hours
Balance shows wrong figure
Stats look impossible (zero impressions on an approved campaign for 24 hours)
Want to run something unusual (interactive ad, full-page takeover, sponsored content)

[email protected] — please include your campaign ID and a screenshot.