In your creator dashboard, you'll find a Featured resources page where you can manage all of your featured placements and view their performance.
At the top of the page you'll see summary analytics for all of your featured placements:
Below the analytics you'll see a table of all your resources that have (or have previously had) featured placement enabled. Each row shows:
| Column | What it means |
|---|---|
| Resource | The resource name and category |
| Rate | Your current featured rate percentage (or "Inactive" if disabled) |
| Visibility | Your current visibility score and status (see below) |
| Revenue | Total revenue from attributed featured sales |
| Ad fees paid | Total advertising fees charged |
| Net profit | Revenue minus fees |
You can also create new featured ads directly from this page if you have resources that haven't been set up yet.
Your visibility score tells you how often your resource is appearing in eligible featured placements. It's calculated from a rolling 7-day window, so it reflects current conditions rather than historical averages.
| Visibility | Status | What it means |
|---|---|---|
| 90-100% | Excellent | Your resource appears in nearly all featured placements |
| 70-89% | Strong | Your resource appears in most featured placements |
| 50-69% | Moderate | Consider increasing your rate for more exposure |
| 25-49% | Limited | Your resource appears in some featured placements |
| Below 25% | Minimal | Increase your rate to improve placement frequency |
If your visibility is lower than you'd like, you have two options: increase your rate to boost your ad score, or improve your resource to increase its relevance score (which has the same effect but doesn't cost you more per sale). In most cases, improving your resource is the better long-term strategy.
When a purchase is attributed to your featured placement, the advertising fee will appear as a separate line item on your transaction record page, similar to how the platform fee is currently displayed. This makes it easy to see exactly what you're being charged and reconcile your earnings.