Brief, creative, delivery, review
The campaign builder walks through four steps. Name the goal and conversion action; provide the creative and destination; set delivery rules and budgets; then review the complete submission. Upload new creative when using a template or assistant-prepared draft.
Submission creates a pending campaign. It does not automatically fund the advertiser or bypass the network’s creative review. Approved delivery also depends on eligible inventory and the private hosting boundary.
Keep team access deliberate
Agency clients have separate organization workspaces. Invite viewers for reading and editors for campaign work. Invitations are in-app, expire after seven days and do not send an email or grant visitor access to the private site.
Campaign linking requires the advertiser’s explicit sharing consent and is permanent to one organization in this pilot. Advertiser funding stays separate. Shared caps apply to accepted native impressions after linking and exclude supplier spend.
Reuse settings, review changes
Templates reuse format, targeting, controls and planning budgets without copying integration keys, media or schedules. Check the settings against the new brief.
Bulk actions support pause/resume for up to 25 campaigns within one client. Preview first, submit the preview, then obtain owner approval. A changed or ineligible campaign blocks the whole approval. Preview expiry is fifteen minutes.
After launch eligibility
- Check delivery status, funds and spending caps.
- Confirm the intended placements and conversion action.
- Record each considered change and its purpose.
- Review measured outcomes after a suitable period.
- Keep external supplier spend separate from publisher earnings.
Put this guide to work.
Open campaign workspacePrivate pilot. Required sign-in, funds, eligible inventory and approvals remain in effect.