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Creating an Advertising Campaign
Creating an Advertising Campaign
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Creating a Campaign

  1. Go to the "Campaigns" Page:
    In your dashboard, open the "Campaigns" section and click the “New Campaign” button.

  2. Fill in the Basic Settings:
    In the form, specify the following:

    • Campaign Name: A unique name for identification.

    • Format: Choose the appropriate creative format.

    • Final URL: The link users will be redirected to.

    • Payment Model: Configure the preferred payment model.

    • Price: Set the cost per click.

    • Geographic Targeting: Configure the location for ad displays.

    • Auto-Launch: Enable automatic launch after moderation.

  3. Additional Settings:
    Once the campaign is created, additional editing options become available, including:

    • Targeting

    • Limits

    • Filters

    • Micro-bidding

Campaign List

  1. Campaign List Overview:
    Tabs in the campaign list help manage campaigns with different statuses:

    • All: All created campaigns, excluding archived ones.

    • Active: Currently running campaigns.

    • Paused: Temporarily stopped campaigns.

    • Archived: Campaigns moved to the archive.

  2. Filtering Campaigns:
    Use filters to organize the list based on specific criteria:

    • Advertiser: Filter by advertiser.

    • Format: Filter by campaign format.

  3. Metrics for Analysis
    Key metrics displayed on the page include:

    • Impressions: Total number of ad views.

    • Clicks: Number of ad click-throughs.

    • CTR: Click-through rate, the ratio of clicks to impressions.

    • Expenses: Total spending on the campaign.

  4. Filtering by Date
    Use the date filter to display campaign metrics for a specific period. The filter is located to the right of the “New Campaign” button.

  5. Managing Campaigns
    Use the "Actions" menu for bulk management of advertising campaigns, including:

    • Start

    • Pause

    • Archive

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