When viewing your dashboard, all of your campaign metrics will be housed under the “By Campaign” tab. The “Status” and “Delivery” columns will tell you if the campaign is live or paused.

 

Campaign Status

Play, pause, or archive a campaign in the “Status” column. When pausing, the campaign will remain offline until you choose to change the status to “Play.” You can also select “Archive” if you no longer wish to display the campaign in your dashboard.

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  • An “Active” campaign will reflect a Play icon below the Status bar
  • A “Paused” campaign will reflect a Pause icon below the Status bar

You can also select up to 25 campaigns at a time to change their actions in bulk.

Once you select the campaigns, click the Actions drop-down menu to choose the desired bulk action: Play, Pause, or Archive.

Why is my campaign paused?

If you’re unsure why your campaign is paused, check out the “Delivery” column. “Paused” delivery means that you have taken your campaign offline. If you wish to activate the campaign, you can do so by changing the Status to “Play.”

Campaign Paused

Why is my campaign inactive?

An inactive status can indicate a couple different things. If you see that your campaign is inactive, this might mean that:

  • Your budget has capped
  • Your campaign has ended (end date has passed)
  • Your content is under review
  • Your campaign has been rejected
  • There is a billing issue
  • There is an account issue

Why is my campaign paused?

You can hover over the “!” icon next to the “Delivery” status to view a specific note about why the campaign is inactive.

If you’re still unsure why your campaign is not running, feel free to reach out to our Support Team for more assistance.

Where can I find my old campaigns?

After 3 months of inactivity, campaigns will automatically be archived by our system. You can still access any archived data by clicking the “Include Archived” button above the data visualizer.

include Archived

From here, you can export older data and review metrics at your leisure.

While you can request to have an older campaign unarchived, we recommend creating a new campaign rather than unarchiving those that have been disabled for longer than a month. A new campaign will be circulated amongst the most up-to-date audience metrics without prior campaign data influencing the outcome. Your campaign will then have a better chance at performing on the network and finding the best audience and publishers.

If you’d prefer to restart your archived campaign, please reach out to the DIY Customer Success team with your account and campaign name.

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