Why does a publisher’s account history matter for verification?
Short answer
An account’s past posts show what its normal performance looks like. A sudden break from that pattern is a reason to look closer before counting views.
Most accounts are fairly consistent. If a publisher’s posts normally get 5,000 to 20,000 views and one suddenly gets 5,00,000 with little engagement, that post deserves a closer look. It may be a genuine hit, or it may be bought views.
Account history is one signal among several. Real breakout posts happen all the time on Reels and Shorts, and Pomera pays for them when they hold up.
This is also why there is no follower minimum: history is about consistency and honesty, not size. Read why Pomera does not pay per follower.