Who writes these guides
The TradingFellows desk: media buyers in FX, crypto and prop since 2017. We write about what we run every week: ad accounts, tracking, Telegram channels and the funnels behind financial offers.
How a guide is written
Each guide starts from a question we hear from media buyers, brokers, IBs and prop firms. It is written in plain words, says what the answer is in the first lines, and then shows the setup step by step.
How it is checked
- Against the rules it cites. When a guide says what Meta, Google, TikTok or Telegram allows, it links the page that says so, and every guide lists its sources at the end.
- Numbers are labelled. Example numbers are marked as examples or illustrative. They are not client results and not benchmarks.
- No promises we cannot keep. No income claims, no guaranteed approvals, and no claim that an account cannot be banned.
How it is kept up to date
Platform rules and our own product change. When they do, the guide is updated and the date at the top changes with it. Guides on things we no longer do are taken down or moved.
Where our product comes in
Most guides end with how the Fellows Hub runs the setup they describe. The Hub is self-serve: you run your own ads. When a guide talks about the Hub, it also says what the Hub does not do.
Corrections and questions
If something in a guide is wrong or out of date, tell us on Telegram at @TradingFellowsAds. Every message is answered by the operator.