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Show your work to people looking for ideas.

Sponsored placements sit in Discover, where people browse recent work, and on the pages of professionals who offer what you offer, where people are choosing who to book. Each one is labelled, and none of them changes search results.

On this page4 sections
  1. 01What a placement looks like
  2. 02What it costs
  3. 03What you get back
  4. 04How to start

Where a placement can appear

Ranking follows the evidence of a professional's work. Advertising sits beside it.

  • Yes: In Discover, with a Sponsored label
  • Yes: After the similar professionals on a related page
  • Never: In search results
  • Never: In how anyone is ranked
  • Never: On a page whose owner pays to keep it to themselves

What a placement looks like

One image from your published portfolio, a short headline and a line of text. Staff review the exact image before it can run, under the same rules as every public photo.

Discover limits how many sponsored placements it shows, so the feed stays mostly organic.

On a professional's page, one placement at most appears after the similar professionals, never among them. It is chosen from businesses that offer the same kind of service, and it is never your own page. Owners on Professional and Studio plans can keep their page to themselves, which removes similar professionals and placements together.

What it costs

Nothing during the preview. There is no auction, balance or invoice. Your campaign limits set how often a placement can appear.

What you get back

Counted inside Receipts only. We do not follow people to other sites.

Placements
How often your campaign was shown
Impressions
How many times people saw it
Clicks
Taps through to your work
Profile visits
Visits to your page that followed
Look Requests
Requests started from the placement
Conversations
Messages opened with you

How to start

  1. Open your workspace

    Campaigns live under Insights. You need a claimed page first.
  2. Draft the campaign

    Choose a portfolio image, write the headline, pick the area to reach and where it can appear.
  3. Submit it for review

    Staff check the image and text. You hear back in your workspace.