Campaign and ad-group structure
Organise objectives, flight dates and budget assumptions at campaign level, then separate messages and targeting requirements into ad groups.
Connect campaign structure, programmatic requirements and measurement decisions to the way your team works.


Build a cross-channel campaign framework that connects the business brief to audience, creative and measurement choices.
Discuss your workflowOrganise objectives, flight dates and budget assumptions at campaign level, then separate messages and targeting requirements into ad groups.
Record prospecting and retargeting purposes, contextual requirements and frequency considerations. Document the lawful source and permitted uses of any proposed audience data.
Define conversion events and the intended attribution window before launch. Distinguish attributed activity from incremental impact and record measurement gaps.
Keep the client brief, media plan and reporting interpretation connected throughout campaign preparation.
Discuss your workflowSeparate client objectives, channel responsibilities and approval requirements. Keep campaign names, ad groups and placement records clear enough for handovers.
Map each creative concept to its format, destination and audience context. Track review status and note specifications that need confirmation with the delivery partner.
Organise report requests by campaign and period. Explain metric definitions, data sources and attribution assumptions so the client can assess what a result means.
Give advertisers a clear planning view of placement environments and the requirements for campaign preparation.
Discuss your workflowDescribe display, native and video formats, content categories and available placement information. Confirm inventory availability and buying terms separately.
Document file specifications, destination requirements and category restrictions. Keep advertiser claims and content suitability questions visible before any proposed activation.
Agree how impressions, viewability or video completion would be defined and sourced. Identify reporting limitations and reconcile differences with the relevant media partner.
Plan sponsored placements around shopping context while keeping audience permissions and measurement boundaries explicit.
Discuss your workflowOrganise product, search and category placement plans around campaign objectives. Distinguish sponsored content and record product availability or destination checks.
Document the permitted purpose of retailer-provided segments and any restrictions on reuse. Match messages and formats to the shopping environment without exposing personal customer records.
Define the intended purchase event, attribution window and reporting level. Consider returns, overlapping exposure and offline measurement gaps before drawing conclusions.
Coordinate connected television and online video planning without losing sight of the wider channel mix.
Discuss your workflowPlan aspect ratios, duration, sound and destination options for each viewing environment. Keep creative versions associated with their intended placement records.
Document inventory context, geographic requirements and frequency considerations. Confirm device and household-level measurement capabilities with the chosen provider.
Review completion and delivery definitions alongside conversion objectives. Explain identity limitations and cross-device attribution assumptions rather than treating exposure as proof of a sale.
The workspace supports campaign, ad-group, creative, audience, placement, conversion and report records. Saving a plan does not purchase inventory, serve an ad or start measurement. Live connections and additional services require an agreed scope.
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