Creating Campaigns
Adhese makes it easy to target, monitor and optimise the delivery of online campaigns. Campaigns are a grouping of booking conditions and creatives.
Add a campaign
To add a new campaign:
The Campaign header contains general campaign information and is divided into five sections:
A name is required for the campaign. Saving a campaign without filling all compulsory fields is possible, but the header status will be red, and the mandatory fields will be set to their default value.
During the setup of the Adhese account, the client decides which fields are mandatory. Rules can be established to ensure that specific users or user levels complete one or more input fields.
Campaign
Campaign name
Enter a name for the campaign in the Campaign name field. To ensure easy identification and location of the campaign, it is recommended that you give it a unique, unambiguous name before saving it.
Priority
Select the priority of the campaign from the Priority drop-down.
The priority of a campaign determines how important it is for a campaign to achieve its objectives within the specified timeframe relative to other campaigns. It is one of the variables that determine whether or not the delivery of a campaign takes precedence over competing campaigns (campaigns booked at the same position).
Multiple priority levels are available in the drop-down menu to rank campaigns based on their importance. Some typical examples of priority levels are paying, exchange, and inhouse.
Priority levels are defined during the implementation process.
Budget
Enter the campaign budget in the Budget field. The budget is based on the cost of a campaign and does not affect delivery (in most setups).
Sum of booking prices
The sum of the booking prices is equal to the sum of the budgets of the bookings that are part of the campaign. The budget for each booking is determined in Add a booking: Booking price.
To reach unit
A campaign can have an objective or a goal associated with it. Select one of the following units from the To reach unit drop-down:
To reach volume
In the To reach volume field, enter the number of impressions, leads, … a campaign must reach before its delivery can stop.
The delivery of a campaign will cease:
So, if you plan to combine multiple goals, please make sure there is some logic between the desired to reach volume of a campaign and its bookings.
The to reach volume field in the Campaign distributes the volume over multiple (AUTO) bookings only if they have the same start and end date. Combining SOV and AUTO bookings with a to reach volume in the Campaign header is possible, but the combination must be logical. For example, you can have a booking with 100% share of voice (SOV) on the first day of the week, followed by an AUTO booking without a volume for the rest of the week, but the to reach volume must be larger than the estimated forecast volume of the 100% SOV booking.
Sum of booking volumes
The sum of booking volumes equals the sum of all volumes added to each booking.
Compete with RTB
Optional, depends on your Adhese configuration.
This part comes into view after saving the campaign.
Enabling the Compete with RTB checkbox determines whether all bookings of a campaign should compete with Real-Time Bidding or RTB revenue.
The image above shows that the default RTB value for the selected campaign priority indicates that the campaign cannot compete with RTB. The ON radio button is selected to enable competition.
This setting can also be defined at the individual booking level. For more information, refer to Add a booking: How. Suppose one or more bookings are not allowed to compete with RTB revenue. In that case, the RTB checkbox on the Header tab of a campaign will indicate the number of bookings that are allowed to compete and/or the number of bookings that are not allowed to compete with RTB revenue:
Language
Select the language for reports and invoices from the Language drop-down menu. Available options include Dutch, French and English.
Fields
Sector
Client-specific. You can use sectors to specify campaigns by sector, like Financial or Auto. See Metadata for more info.
System meta tags
Client-specific. See Metadata for more info.
Delivery limit
You can set a maximum delivery limit of impressions or clicks per day or hour for a campaign.
To add a Delivery limit:
Choose between a Daily or an Hourly limit and between Impressions or Clicks Fill in the maximum number of Impressions (or Clicks) You can combine several delivery limits:
In the above example, the campaign's maximum daily impressions are 10000, with an hourly maximum of 4000.
Client
The following fields are optional and will not affect the start or delivery of a campaign. They can be used to provide additional information for the campaign or invoice.
To add the Advertiser company (or the client of the campaign):
To add the Invoice company (or the party to whom you bill the campaign):
To add the Media company (or the party providing the creative files for the campaign, such as a freelance designer or advertising agency):
To add an Intermediary company (for example, a media network):
To add a Client contact (or the person who represents the client):
To determine the commission percentage paid to an agent, enter the percentage in the commission field.
Internal
The following fields are optional and will not affect the start or delivery of a campaign. These input fields are primarily used for public or internal comments.
Choose a publisher from the Publisher drop-down.
Save a campaign
Remember to click the Save button to save the campaign. Once saved, you can add one or more bookings to the campaign.
You can save the booking by clicking on the Save button. When clicking the arrow next to this button, additional saving options become available in a drop-down menu:
Saves the current campaign and go to the traffic screen
Metadata
You can create custom metadata fields to add to a campaign. Metadata provides additional information about the campaign. A typical example is a sector in which an advertiser operates, such as car manufacturers or financial institutions.
Metadata enables the comparison and benchmarking of similar campaigns. Additionally, metadata allows the possibility of avoiding competing advertisers appearing on the same web page.
To add metadata to a campaign, first, add a campaign property to your Adhese account:
Enter the name of the campaign property in the left Group field, for example, Sector. Enter a code or ID for the campaign property in the second (or right) Group field. The code can be the same as the property name. Click the Save button. In the Elements field, provide the different options of the campaign property. Enter a name in the left field and a code or ID in the right field. Click the Save button to add an option to the campaign property. To save the campaign property, click the Save button next to the Group field.
Once you have saved the campaign property, a new section called Fields will appear in the Header tab of the campaign. This is where you can define the campaign property.
Assume you added Sector as a campaign property to your Adhese account. To add a specific Sector to a campaign:
Choose a sector from the list. Once an industry is chosen, the Sector modal window will close.
Edit a campaign
To edit a campaign:
Duplicate a campaign
To duplicate or copy a campaign:
Click OK on the confirmation screen. The campaign is duplicated.
The duplicated campaign has the following campaign name: Copy of [name of the original campaign].
Or,
The duplicated campaign is an exact copy of the original campaign. Its Running status is switched to paused. Remember to traffic bookings and creatives.
It is impossible to duplicate a campaign if one of the bookings is booked on an inactive position.