Make room for
better campaign thinking.
One workspace for organising the decisions that shape your advertising. Start with a campaign, then give its supporting details a clear structure.
Set the direction.
Keep the work moving.
A campaign starts with a name and a clear channel.
Create campaign records, organise ad groups and return to a consistent view of your work. Draft, paused and archived states help you distinguish plans in progress from work you have put aside.
Changes stay within your workspace, so planning decisions remain separate from external media activation.
Format and dimension references.
Sources and contextual signals.
Environments and planned formats.
Give the details
their context.
Keep creative names, formats and dimensions organised. Describe audience sources and planning signals without adding lists of identifiable people.
Use placement records to describe the environment you have in mind. A shared structure makes each part of the plan easier to revisit.
Organise your workspaceMake the handover
more considered.
A plan is useful when the next decision is clear. Keep supporting references ready for review.
Keep campaign structure and creative requirements aligned with your brand objectives.
Organise separate campaign plans and prepare the details for your client discussions.
Describe planned environments and measurement references before agreeing external activation.
Plan here.
Activate with your providers.
The current platform manages campaign information locally.
It does not connect to media inventory, publish advertisements or retrieve live performance data. Reports and conversion definitions are planning records; source evidence and activation arrangements come from your chosen media providers.
Review responsibilitiesBring your process into focus.
Start with the campaign you need to organise today.