Advertising Partnership Canada

PTB Contract Exchange supports advertising partnerships across Canada through incorporated operating companies designed for structured commercial participation.

Advertisers engage in defined corporate frameworks that separate demand generation from service execution while maintaining visibility into financial allocation.

Marketing activity operates independently from operational delivery within the incorporated structure. Financial reporting systems ensure that revenue allocation follows documented corporate arrangements.

Growth Participation Through Incorporation

Advertising partnerships function through Canadian corporations formed according to participant agreement.

Ownership and compensation models are established by the parties and may evolve over time.

Equity, Compensation, or Combined Models

Advertisers may participate as shareholders, receive structured compensation, or adopt a blended arrangement depending on negotiated corporate documentation.

Participation structures are determined by agreement rather than imposed templates.

Board representation and management authority are defined within corporate records. Administrative systems remain separate from ownership and executive decision-making.

Commercial Focus Without Operational Execution

Marketing initiatives and service delivery remain structurally distinct within the incorporated company. Advertisers concentrate on customer acquisition while operational execution is performed by the workforce side of the company.

Defined Functional Boundaries

The incorporated entity enters into service agreements with customers across Canada and carries operational responsibility. Advertisers are not engaged in daily service management or field execution.

Strategic input may be provided at shareholder or director level where applicable. Operational control remains within the management structure of the incorporated company.

REVENUE TRACKING

Revenue Visibility & Allocation Reporting

Financial clarity is maintained through structured tools that record when funds enter the corporate structure and how allocations are executed. Reporting mechanisms are designed to provide transparency aligned with corporate documentation.

Structured Allocation Monitoring

PTB Contract Exchange provides systems that document revenue entry points and corresponding distributions. Allocation records reflect shareholder agreements and corporate resolutions.

Performance outcomes depend on market demand and operational execution. Structured reporting does not constitute revenue assurance.

Governance Participation Options

Corporate governance is determined by shareholder agreement and director appointment. Advertisers may participate in governance structures according to agreed documentation.

Director Appointment Flexibility

Directors may be appointed at incorporation or subsequently in accordance with Canadian corporate requirements. Governance roles are defined within official corporate filings and internal agreements.

PTB Contract Exchange does not exercise voting rights or board authority within participating corporations. Corporate strategy and management decisions remain under appointed leadership.

STARTUP CREDIT

Operational Credit Availability

Liquidity support may be extended to incorporated companies operating within the platform. Credit facilities are structured as formal commercial obligations.

Discretionary Credit Facilities

PTB Contract Exchange may provide a line of credit to qualifying corporations subject to documented terms and internal assessment.

Each facility is established as a defined repayment obligation of the incorporated company.

Credit availability is not automatic and varies by corporate structure. Such facilities do not represent equity participation or investment solicitation.

FAQS

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: Can advertisers participate without holding equity

A: Yes, compensation-only participation models may be structured according to corporate agreement without share ownership.

Q: May advertisers also become shareholders

A: Equity participation may be established at incorporation or added later if agreed by shareholders and reflected in corporate documentation.

Q: Who contracts with customers

A: The incorporated Canadian company executes customer agreements and assumes operational responsibility for service delivery.

Q: Is advertising revenue guaranteed

A: Revenue results depend on commercial demand and operational performance of the incorporated company.