On July 20, 2026, AdGlobeX Media posted the eligibility rules on LinkedIn a website must meet before the team will send a Manage Account (MA) invitation. Publishing the criteria up front saves both sides time: publishers can check themselves before applying, and the team spends its review time on sites that are likely to qualify.

The eligibility checklist

According to the post, a site should:

  • earn at least $1,000 per month in ad revenue;
  • receive organic search traffic or verified social media traffic;
  • have a well-structured, quality design with original content;
  • use traffic sources that are transparent and verifiable.

What is not accepted

The same post lists the cases AdGlobeX will turn down:

  • direct traffic;
  • app traffic that cannot be verified;
  • invalid traffic of any kind, including bots, proxies and artificial visits;
  • sites that break Google Publisher Policies.

How this connects to the MA invitation form

The MA Invitation page on adglobex.org asks for a WhatsApp contact, the Google Ad Manager email, the network ID, the website and a preferred revenue-share split. The options listed on the form are 80/20, 85/15 and 90/10. The terms on that page add three conditions: account verification by ID or PIN must be completed, only organic traffic is accepted, and the publisher must follow Google Ad Manager policies.

Google's own help page on Manage Account delegation explains why verification matters: identity verification is required on the child publisher's payments profile, and it must use the publisher's own legal name and documents.

Why these rules protect publishers too

Strict entry rules can look like a hurdle, but they shield everyone in the network. Under MCM, the parent is accountable to Google for policy issues on the child inventory it manages. A partner that accepts any traffic is a partner more likely to face enforcement, and that risk can spread to every publisher it represents. A clear traffic standard is a sign the partner takes account health seriously.

Before you apply

  • Check your last few months of earnings against the $1,000 threshold.
  • Review your traffic sources in your analytics tool and remove anything paid, incentivized or unclear.
  • Make sure your site has original content and a clean layout.

Checked the list and your site ticks every box? Then the natural next step is to apply for an account review, which is how an MA invitation conversation starts with us.