What can I see and do inside a campaign
Each campaign has its own page where you see its settings and manage its ads. This article explains each part of the page and every column of the ads table.
The top of the page
When you open a brand new campaign without any ads, the page looks like this:
Campaign name: click the pencil icon next to it to rename the campaign.
Status: Draft, Live, Stopped or Finished. See What do campaign and delivery statuses mean?
Learning badge: campaigns with Cross-channel or Image display ads can show a Learning badge before the start date. See Google Ads Learning Stage for what this means.
Start date, end date, locations and segments: a summary of the campaign's settings.
Cogwheel icon: opens the campaign settings, where you can change them.
What each setting does is described in What does each campaign setting do? For an overview of campaigns, see the campaign overview article.
Creating ads and finding them
The Create ad button lets you create one of the four ad types. See the ad overview article to pick a type, and How do I create ads? for the steps.
To the right, the search box filters ads by name or content, and the date picker sets the time frame for the Engaged cookies column.
The ads table
ID: the ad's unique ID.
Type icon: hover over it to see the ad type.
Ad: the ad's name, which opens the ad, and an image from the ad if it has one. Hover over a warning icon here to see any content warnings.
Ad status: Live or Stopped. The switch next to it turns the ad on or off.
Created date and Updated date: when the ad was created and last changed. Updated date is empty if the ad was never changed.
Approval status: Cross-channel and Image display ads only, as they run through Google and must follow Google's approval policies. Hover over the status to see the reason behind it.
Updated approval: when the approval status last changed. Every time you edit a Cross-channel or Image display ad, it goes through Google's review again.
Delivery status: Cross-channel and Image display ads only. Shows whether the ad is delivering. See What do campaign and delivery statuses mean?
Engaged cookies: how many people from your target accounts engaged with the ad.
Ad actions
The three dots at the end of each row hold the ad actions:
Clone: creates a copy of the ad in the same campaign.
Clone to campaign: copies the ad to another campaign.
Clone to account: copies the ad to a campaign in another N.Rich account you have access to.
Change history: shows who created, started, updated or stopped the ad, and when.
Delete: deletes the ad from the campaign after a confirmation. This can't be undone.
Copy preview link (Image display, Video and Article ads): a link anyone can open to see the ad at its real size.
Export cross-channel ad (Cross-channel ads): creates a PDF of all content combinations in the ad.
What's next
Need help? Reach out to your Solutions Engineer via the chat in the bottom-left corner of the N.Rich platform, by email or Slack.