DIRECT SHARE ON E-GLOBAL
Create Campaigns, Build Landing Pages and Reach Wider Audiences
Direct Share is E-Global’s structured campaign-creation and sharing system for creators, businesses, brands, organisations, promoters and other eligible users.
It allows a campaign owner to create a complete promotional experience through an E-Global landing page, present important campaign information, upload an optional promotional video of up to 60 seconds and share the campaign with relevant audiences.
Direct Share is more than an ordinary sharing feature.
Instead of sending people only a raw external link, the campaign owner can explain the offer, product, service, announcement or opportunity clearly before asking the visitor to take the next step.
This gives visitors a better understanding of the campaign and gives campaign owners a more professional way to present what they are promoting.
WHAT IS DIRECT SHARE?
Direct Share is a campaign-building and promotional feature within the E-Global social media and digital ecosystem.
It allows an eligible user to create a structured campaign around:
• A product
• A service
• A business
• A brand announcement
• A creator project
• An event
• A registration opportunity
• A booking service
• A community programme
• An educational campaign
• A special offer
• A website
• A social media destination
• Another approved promotional purpose
The campaign is presented through an E-Global landing page that contains the information visitors need to understand what is being promoted.
The campaign owner may use the landing page as the complete destination or connect it to an approved external website or page.
DIRECT SHARE IS DIFFERENT FROM ORDINARY SHARING
Ordinary sharing usually sends a visitor directly to another website, social post or external page without explanation.
Direct Share creates a more complete experience.
Before a visitor continues, the campaign can explain:
• What is being promoted
• Who the campaign is intended for
• Why the campaign may be relevant
• What the visitor can expect
• What action the visitor may take next
• Where the visitor will be directed
This reduces confusion and helps visitors make informed decisions.
It also gives creators and businesses more control over how their campaigns are presented.
WHO CAN USE DIRECT SHARE?
Direct Share may be used by eligible:
• Content creators
• Business owners
• Brands
• Entrepreneurs
• Service providers
• Event organisers
• Community leaders
• Organisations
• Educators
• Promoters
• Advertisers
• Professionals
• Product owners
• Other approved campaign creators
Different campaign types may have different requirements.
Some campaigns may require additional information, verification or review before they are approved.
THE DIRECT SHARE LANDING PAGE
The landing page is the central part of a Direct Share campaign.
It gives the campaign owner a dedicated space to introduce and explain the campaign.
A Direct Share landing page may include:
• Campaign title
• Main campaign image
• Promotional video
• Campaign description
• Product or service details
• Important benefits
• Key information
• Contact details
• Participation instructions
• Call-to-action button
• Approved external link
• Additional campaign content
The information should be clear, accurate and easy to understand.
The landing page should help the visitor understand the campaign without requiring them to search for important details elsewhere.
THE LANDING PAGE MAY BE THE COMPLETE DESTINATION
A Direct Share campaign does not always require an external website.
The E-Global landing page may serve as the complete campaign destination.
For example, a business owner may use the landing page to explain:
• The service being offered
• How the service works
• The location
• Contact information
• Pricing information where permitted
• Booking instructions
• Important conditions
A creator may use the landing page to announce:
• A new project
• A creator event
• A performance
• A training programme
• A special community activity
An organisation may use the page to present:
• A campaign
• A public announcement
• An event
• A registration opportunity
• A community programme
Where all necessary information is included, the visitor may not need to leave the E-Global landing page.
CONNECTING TO AN EXTERNAL DESTINATION
Where an external destination is required, the Direct Share landing page may include an approved button that sends the visitor to:
• A business website
• A product page
• A booking page
• A registration form
• An application page
• A creator page
• A social media page
• An event page
• Another approved destination
The external destination must be relevant to the campaign.
The landing-page description must not misrepresent where the visitor will be taken.
Campaigns with unsafe, misleading or unrelated destinations may be rejected or removed.
THE 60-SECOND PROMOTIONAL VIDEO
A Direct Share campaign owner may upload a promotional video of up to 60 seconds.
The purpose of this video is to explain the campaign quickly and clearly.
The video may describe:
• What the campaign is about
• What product or service is being offered
• Who the campaign is intended for
• Why the offer may be useful
• What information is available on the landing page
• What action the visitor should take
• Where the visitor will go after continuing
The video should match the information shown on the landing page.
It should not make claims that are missing from or contradicted by the written campaign details.
WHY THE VIDEO IS LIMITED TO 60 SECONDS
A short video helps the campaign owner communicate the message without overwhelming the visitor.
The 60-second format encourages the campaign owner to focus on the most important information.
A strong promotional video should:
• Introduce the campaign immediately
• Explain the main benefit clearly
• Use simple and honest language
• Show the product or service where appropriate
• Tell the visitor what to do next
• Avoid unnecessary information
• End with a clear call-to-action
The video should be understandable even to someone discovering the campaign for the first time.
DIRECT SHARE VIDEO CARDS
Direct Share campaigns may also appear as video cards within the Direct Share discovery environment.
A campaign card may include:
• Campaign thumbnail
• Short campaign title
• Campaign category
• Short description
• Promotional video preview
• Share or view option
• Other available campaign details
This allows eligible participants to browse campaigns, understand their purpose and choose the campaigns that may be relevant to their audiences.
Campaign discovery should remain based on genuine interest.
Users should not be pressured to share campaigns they do not understand.
HOW A DIRECT SHARE CAMPAIGN IS CREATED
A campaign owner may be required to complete steps such as:
• Select the campaign type
• Enter the campaign title
• Write the campaign description
• Upload a main image
• Upload an optional promotional video
• Choose the campaign category
• Add the campaign information
• Add an approved destination where required
• Set applicable campaign details
• Review the campaign
• Submit it for approval
The exact process may change as the feature develops.
Campaign owners should review all information carefully before submitting.
Incorrect or incomplete information may delay approval.
CREATING A CLEAR CAMPAIGN TITLE
The campaign title should explain what the campaign is about.
A strong title should be:
• Clear
• Short
• Relevant
• Honest
• Easy to understand
Examples of clear campaign purposes may include:
• Register for Our Business Training
• Discover Our New Fashion Collection
• Book a Professional Cleaning Service
• Join Our Community Event
• Learn About Our New Creator Programme
• Apply for Our Skills Workshop
Campaign owners should avoid misleading titles designed only to attract clicks.
WRITING A STRONG CAMPAIGN DESCRIPTION
The campaign description should provide the information visitors need before they take action.
A useful description may explain:
• The campaign purpose
• The product or service
• Who may benefit
• The main features
• Important conditions
• The next step
• Contact or destination details
The description should avoid:
• False promises
• Exaggerated claims
• Hidden conditions
• Misleading urgency
• Unverified testimonials
• Unclear instructions
• Harmful or prohibited content
The goal is not only to attract attention.
The goal is to help the right audience understand the campaign.
DIRECT SHARE FOR CREATORS
Creators can use Direct Share to present campaigns beyond their normal video content.
A creator may create a campaign for:
• A new project
• A public appearance
• A training session
• An event
• A creator challenge
• A special announcement
• A product or service
• A community programme
• A new content series
• Another approved creator activity
The creator can use the landing page and 60-second video to explain the campaign in a more organised way.
This can help followers and new visitors understand the campaign quickly.
DIRECT SHARE FOR BUSINESSES
Businesses can use Direct Share to present products, services and promotional campaigns professionally.
A business campaign may include:
• Product information
• Service details
• Benefits
• Pricing where appropriate
• Contact information
• Booking instructions
• Location information
• Website link
• Promotional video
• Call-to-action
This can be especially useful for small businesses that may not have a full website.
The Direct Share landing page can serve as a structured campaign page where important information is presented clearly.
DIRECT SHARE FOR EVENTS
Event organisers may use Direct Share to promote approved events.
An event campaign may contain:
• Event title
• Date and time
• Venue
• Event description
• Entry requirements
• Registration information
• Promotional video
• Contact details
• Approved registration link
The campaign owner must ensure that event information is correct.
Changes to dates, venues or participation conditions should be updated promptly.
DIRECT SHARE FOR SERVICES
Service providers may use Direct Share to explain what they offer.
Examples may include:
• Professional services
• Business services
• Creative services
• Training services
• Technical services
• Event services
• Home services
• Educational services
• Other approved services
The landing page can explain:
• What the service includes
• Who the service is for
• The service area
• How to contact the provider
• How to make a booking
• Important conditions
Service providers must avoid false qualifications or misleading claims.
DIRECT SHARE FOR PRODUCTS
Product owners may use Direct Share to introduce approved products.
A product campaign may include:
• Product image
• Product description
• Main features
• Benefits
• Usage information
• Availability
• Contact details
• Approved purchase destination
• Promotional video
Campaign owners must ensure that product information is accurate.
Prohibited, illegal, harmful or restricted products may not be accepted.
DIRECT SHARE FOR COMMUNITY CAMPAIGNS
Direct Share may also support approved community campaigns.
Examples may include:
• Public-awareness programmes
• Community events
• Educational campaigns
• Cultural activities
• Safety information
• Local development programmes
• Professional opportunities
• Approved charitable information
• Other public-interest activities
Community campaigns should be presented honestly and responsibly.
Sensitive campaigns may require additional review or documentation.
SHARING A DIRECT SHARE CAMPAIGN
Once a campaign is approved, eligible users may share the generated E-Global campaign link through supported channels.
These may include:
• Social media
• Messaging applications
• Online communities
• Groups
• Websites
• Other approved digital channels
Users should share campaigns with audiences who may genuinely be interested.
Mass-sharing unrelated campaigns may create poor-quality traffic and may be treated as spam.
SHARING ALONE DOES NOT QUALIFY
A Direct Share campaign is not recognised simply because the link was posted or forwarded.
Applicable participation depends on genuine campaign engagement.
The system may evaluate:
• Valid campaign visits
• Visitor interest
• Landing-page interaction
• Promotional video activity
• Applicable sponsor completion
• Call-to-action activity
• Approved external-destination activity
• Traffic quality
• Campaign rules
• System validation
A large number of artificial visits does not create valid participation.
The focus is on real people showing genuine interest.
THE SPONSOR EXPERIENCE
A Direct Share campaign may include a sponsor experience as part of the visitor journey.
Where applicable, the visitor may be required to complete the sponsor experience before continuing to the landing page or external destination.
This structure may help support:
• Platform operations
• Eligible participant recognition
• Creator participation
• The wider Creators Ecosystem
• Other approved platform activities
Sponsor availability may depend on:
• Country
• Device
• Campaign type
• Advertising availability
• Platform version
• Applicable rules
Attempts to bypass or manipulate the sponsor experience may invalidate the visit.
DIRECT SHARE AND THE CREATORS ECOSYSTEM
Direct Share connects naturally with the E-Global Creators Ecosystem.
Eligible creator-side participation may be connected automatically through applicable Direct Share activities.
This means that where the creator participation structure applies, the creator does not need to activate the same optional setting available to viewers or sharers.
For eligible viewers and sharers, participation within the applicable Creators Ecosystem pathway may remain optional.
Where available, users may enable or disable their own participation through the provided account controls.
The Creators Ecosystem is powered by genuine activity.
It is not an investment structure and does not guarantee fixed results.
DIRECT SHARE AND ACTIVITY REWARDS
Activity Rewards focuses on social video creation, discovery and community engagement.
Direct Share focuses on structured campaign creation and promotion.
A creator may use both features differently.
For example:
A creator publishes regular videos through Activity Rewards.
The creator develops a following and builds a community.
The creator later launches a new project or event.
The creator creates a Direct Share landing page explaining the project.
The creator uploads a 60-second promotional video.
The campaign is shared with relevant audiences.
New visitors may discover the campaign and later explore the creator’s other content through Activity Rewards.
This creates a connected creator journey.
DIRECT SHARE AND E-SPARK GIFTING
A Direct Share campaign may introduce new visitors to a creator.
After discovering the creator, a visitor may:
• Follow the creator
• Watch more content
• Join the creator’s community
• Participate in Activity Rewards
• Send an E-Spark gift where available
E-Spark Gifting remains voluntary.
Visitors should never be pressured to send gifts in exchange for campaign access, services or promised returns.
DIRECT SHARE AND BOOST SHARE
Direct Share and Boost Share serve different purposes.
BOOST SHARE
Boost Share promotes approved existing content that already has an original public destination.
Examples include:
• Existing videos
• Social media posts
• Articles
• Websites
• Product pages
• Creator profiles
DIRECT SHARE
Direct Share allows the campaign owner to create a new promotional presentation through an E-Global landing page.
The campaign may include a promotional video of up to 60 seconds and may operate as a complete campaign page.
The main difference is:
Boost Share promotes content that already exists.
Direct Share helps the owner create and present a complete campaign.
CAMPAIGN APPROVAL AND MODERATION
Direct Share campaigns may be reviewed before they become publicly available.
Review may examine:
• Campaign accuracy
• Content safety
• Copyright compliance
• Landing-page quality
• Promotional video content
• External destination
• Product or service category
• Community Guidelines
• Applicable legal requirements
A campaign may be rejected or removed if it includes:
• Fraudulent claims
• Copyright infringement
• Illegal products or services
• Harmful content
• Adult or prohibited material
• Unsafe external links
• Malware
• Misleading information
• Fake offers
• Spam
• Other prohibited activity
Approval does not transfer responsibility from the campaign owner.
The owner remains responsible for the campaign.
COPYRIGHT AND CONTENT OWNERSHIP
Campaign owners should only upload content they own, are authorised to use or are legally permitted to publish.
This applies to:
• Videos
• Images
• Music
• Graphics
• Written content
• Brand materials
• Product information
• Other campaign assets
Users should not copy another person’s campaign, video or branding without permission.
Copyright complaints may lead to campaign removal or account action.
RESPONSIBLE ADVERTISING
Campaign owners should ensure that promotional claims are truthful.
Direct Share should not be used for:
• Guaranteed-income claims
• False investment promises
• Misleading health claims
• Fake employment opportunities
• Fraudulent products
• Fake giveaways
• Unverified testimonials
• Hidden charges
• Illegal services
• Harmful schemes
Important conditions should be stated clearly.
Visitors should not discover major hidden information only after taking action.
TARGETING RELEVANT AUDIENCES
Direct Share works best when campaigns are shared with relevant audiences.
A local event should be shared with people who can reasonably attend.
A business service should be shared with people who may need that service.
An educational campaign should be shared with learners or interested communities.
A creator announcement should be shared with the creator’s audience and related communities.
Relevant sharing improves:
• Campaign quality
• Visitor interest
• Landing-page engagement
• Traffic quality
• Creator discovery
• Business awareness
Sharing campaigns everywhere without regard to relevance may be treated as spam.
ANTI-FRAUD AND INVALID TRAFFIC
E-Global may use technical systems, activity analysis and administrative review to identify invalid Direct Share activity.
Invalid activity may include:
• Bot-generated visits
• Fake accounts
• Automated video activity
• Repeated self-clicking
• Device manipulation
• Network manipulation
• Click farms
• Coordinated artificial engagement
• Misleading visitor instructions
• Duplicate participation
• Attempts to bypass sponsor experiences
• Other fraudulent behaviour
Invalid activity may be rejected, reversed or removed.
Accounts involved in repeated or serious abuse may be restricted or suspended.
EGPOINTS AND DIRECT SHARE
EGPoints are the platform units used within supported areas of E-Global.
Eligible Direct Share participation may be recognised with EGPoints where the applicable feature is available.
Recognition may depend on:
• Genuine campaign engagement
• Valid traffic
• Applicable sponsor activity
• Account eligibility
• Campaign conditions
• Current platform settings
• Country availability
• Fraud-prevention checks
• System validation
Not every campaign visit or shared link automatically produces EGPoints.
Some participation may remain pending while validation is completed.
Invalid activity may be removed after review.
CAMPAIGN PERFORMANCE
Campaign owners may receive access to available campaign information and performance records.
Depending on platform development, this may include:
• Campaign views
• Landing-page visits
• Promotional video activity
• Valid engagement
• Call-to-action activity
• Traffic sources
• Campaign status
• Other available analytics
Performance information should be used to improve campaign quality.
Campaign owners should not attempt to manipulate results.
PROTECTING VISITORS
Direct Share should provide a safe and transparent visitor experience.
Visitors should be able to understand:
• Who created the campaign
• What is being promoted
• What action is expected
• Whether they are leaving E-Global
• Where an external button will take them
• Any important conditions
Campaign owners should not collect sensitive information through unsafe or unauthorised methods.
Visitors should protect their passwords, verification codes and account information.
BUILDING BETTER CAMPAIGNS
A strong Direct Share campaign should include:
• A clear title
• An attractive but accurate image
• A concise 60-second video
• A useful description
• Relevant information
• A clear call-to-action
• A safe destination
• Honest claims
• Correct contact details
Campaign owners should test their landing pages and external links before publishing.
Broken links and missing information can reduce trust.
THE MOBILE APPLICATION AND WEBSITE
The mobile application is called E-Global.
The public website is called E-Global Hive.
The E-Global mobile application may support:
• Direct Share campaign discovery
• Campaign creation
• Promotional video upload
• Campaign participation
• Sharing
• Activity tracking
• Other supported features
The E-Global Hive website may support:
• Direct Share landing pages
• Shared campaign links
• Sponsor experiences
• External-destination buttons
• Public campaign information
• Related web experiences
Both work together as parts of the same social media and digital ecosystem.
THE FUTURE OF DIRECT SHARE
Direct Share is designed to continue developing as E-Global grows.
Future improvements may include:
• More landing-page templates
• Improved campaign analytics
• Expanded video options
• Better campaign discovery
• Audience-targeting tools
• Additional business categories
• Campaign scheduling
• Creator campaign tools
• Improved moderation
• Stronger fraud prevention
• Campaign performance insights
• Additional call-to-action options
New features will be introduced according to technical readiness, user needs, platform policies and applicable requirements.
WELCOME TO DIRECT SHARE
Direct Share gives creators, businesses and campaign owners a professional way to explain and promote what they offer.
It replaces ordinary unexplained links with structured landing pages.
It gives campaign owners up to 60 seconds to introduce their campaigns clearly.
It gives visitors the information they need before taking action.
It connects campaign creation, sharing, engagement and the wider Creators Ecosystem within one digital experience.
Create a clear campaign.
Explain it honestly.
Present it professionally.
Share it with relevant audiences.
Grow through genuine engagement.
Welcome to Direct Share on E-Global.