Frequently asked questions about our free knowledge base
Is the library really free to read?
Yes, it is completely free. Every article opens without a paywall, a registration form or any email collection, so you can read as much as you like without paying or handing over personal data. The knowledge base is funded by NPPRTEAM Shop revenue and by optional reader donations. This means cost-conscious buyers can study warm-up methods, tool comparisons and funnel structures before deciding whether to buy any account at all, and you never need to create a login just to read the full guides.
Who writes these articles?
Each piece is signed by a working media buyer who has current campaign experience in the topic being covered. Authors are vetted before they receive publishing rights, and we check that they actually run the campaigns they write about. That matters when you are watching your budget, because advice from someone spending real money tends to include the cost details, failure rates and small mistakes that generic writers leave out, and those details can save you a great deal.
How often is content refreshed?
We publish three to five new articles every week, and every existing piece gets a quarterly review to confirm the numbers, tools and steps are still accurate. Whenever a platform makes a major change, such as a new verification rule or enforcement wave, we trigger a revision within 48 hours. Updated articles carry a visible revision date, so you can tell at a glance whether the advice is fresh enough to rely on when planning your next spend.
Can I republish or translate articles?
Translations are welcome as long as you give clear attribution and link back to the original article. Republishing the full English text without our permission is not allowed, because it splits the comment history and stops corrections from reaching readers. If you want to translate a guide for your team or community, write to the editors and we will usually approve it quickly, often within a couple of working days, and sometimes offer the source files too.
Is there a beginner track?
Yes. Look for the Beginner tag in the categories index, where the simplest and cheapest starting points are collected. The recommended sequence is ad accounts, then warm-up, then antidetect setup, then a basic arbitrage funnel. Following that order helps newcomers avoid the costly mistake of buying tools or premium accounts before they understand what their first campaign really requires, and most beginners can finish the sequence in a few weeks of part-time study.
Do you cover Tier-3 GEOs?
Yes, though the data is thinner than for Tier-1 and Tier-2. We keep a dedicated Tier-3 tag and a smaller team focused on Africa and parts of Asia. These markets are often the most affordable to test, with lower ad costs and cheaper accounts, so we publish notes on local payment rails, language nuances and how to judge traffic quality when analytics are limited and sample sizes stay small.
How do I contribute an article?
Send a 200-word pitch to editors@npprteamshop.com describing your campaign background and the topic you would like to cover. Pitches that pass editorial review go through a paid trial article, so you are compensated for your effort from the very start. We look for concrete numbers, costs and lessons from real spend, and we prefer practical experience over general commentary or recycled advice from other sources.
Are tooling reviews unbiased?
Yes, our reviews are independent. We do not accept payment, affiliate fees or free product samples in exchange for favourable coverage, and we say so openly on every review page. Tool and service benchmarks are run on the same test fleet with the same methodology, which lets you compare prices and results fairly and decide where your limited budget will do the most good, without any hidden influence.
Can I follow specific topics?
RSS is supported on every category and tag page, so you can follow only the topics that matter to you in any feed reader, free of charge. We do not run an email newsletter, which means no inbox clutter and no marketing messages. If you want updates on policy changes or new playbooks, add the relevant feed once, and new articles will appear automatically as soon as they are published.
What if an article gives bad advice?
Write to the author through the comments or the contact form. When a correction is warranted, we update the article publicly and credit the reader who flagged the problem. Every revision is dated so you can see what changed. Accuracy matters because bad numbers cost real money, and we would rather fix a mistake within days than leave a wrong figure in place, which many readers appreciate.
Do you accept sponsorship?
Yes, but behind an editorial firewall. Sponsors receive brand visibility on tag pages and nothing more: no content control, no editorial influence and no say over reviews or rankings. Sponsored placements are always labelled clearly, so readers can tell them apart from editorial work. This arrangement helps keep the knowledge base free to read while protecting the independence that makes the advice trustworthy for budget-minded buyers.
Is there a paid premium tier?
No. Free reading is a deliberate design choice, not a temporary promotion. We earn money indirectly, through NPPRTEAM Shop revenue from account sales, and never through paywalls, locked chapters or premium subscriptions. Every checklist, calendar and benchmark stays open to everyone, and we have no plans to change that. If the guides help you decide to buy, you know exactly what the accounts cost, and if not, you have still learned something useful.
