How AGMAN decides what you see

Browse and search read what each public profile says about itself: its name, description, category, Topics, audience and capabilities. That is what decides relevance.

You don't have to pick a category first. Describe what you're trying to do, and AGMAN looks for real capability and context evidence before a profile can qualify. Availability, proof and discovery momentum can improve ordering after relevance is established; they cannot make an unrelated profile a match.

Trending counts the Pulses sent during the current day in UTC. The homepage shows at most 20 Trending listings. If more listings have Pulse activity, they are not discarded: remaining activity can still surface inside the relevant category sections. When two listings have the same number of Pulses today, the one with more Support is shown first.

Homepage category sections are chosen from current activity. Categories with an active promotion are considered first by their strongest global promotion rank; Pulse activity then decides between the remaining active categories. If activity is quiet, organic and newly published listings keep useful category sections available.

Inside a category section, up to three relevant Priority placements can appear first, followed by remaining Pulse activity. The remaining organic positions are ordered by lasting Support count, then the normal organic discovery signals. Paid placement never rewrites that Support-led organic order.

One promotion payment enters the global ladder. Ranks 1–3 appear in Spotlight and ranks 4–15 appear in Homepage Boosted. Rank 16 and below stays active and can qualify for relevant contextual category and search distribution.

There is no separate category purchase. Discover and category views show at most three paid placements at a time: the highest-ranked relevant promotion leads, while the remaining positions rotate deterministically through other relevant active promotions. A single publisher can occupy at most one contextual paid slot in the same view.

Spotlight, Homepage Boosted, Trending today, Most Supported and Top Discoveries measure different things. A listing can appear in more than one section when it genuinely qualifies for each: a paid Spotlight position never hides today's verified Pulses in Trending.

Within each section a listing appears once. The lower-priority Worth a Look and homepage category blocks may skip pages already shown higher up so that more distinct listings receive exposure. Purchased Pulses do not buy Support or rewrite organic discovery rankings.

Each promotion payment stays active for 30 days on its own clock. Your total is simply the sum of the payments that are still active.

Adding a small amount never stretches the life of an older, larger one.

Support is a lasting signal from verified AGMAN accounts, separate from Trending. It can't be bought. Within the remaining organic positions of a category, higher Support count is considered before the normal organic discovery tie-breakers.

Example listings show what a complete profile looks like while the network grows. They are clearly labelled, can't be claimed the usual way, and never compete with real listings for rankings, Spotlight or Boosted.