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| Select the objective(s) of the Paid Initiative. |
| Select the ad account(s) and/or account group(s) associated with the Paid Initiative. |
| Select a social channel or channels (like Facebook, Twitter, Google+, etc) for which the Paid Initiative is created. |
| Select the user(s) associated with the Paid Initiative. |
| Select the Sprinklr Campaign being used in the Paid Initiative. |
| Select the Sub-Campaign. Note that this option only appears if a Campaign is selected, and the Sub-Campaigns shown will be specific to the parent Campaign. |
Properties of the Paid Initiatives |
| Select from the existing tags associated with the Paid Initiative. |
Paid Initiative Pacing for Twitter | Select the Pacing type for your Twitter Paid Initiative from: |
| Select an operator and set the value as your lifetime budget condition for Paid Initiatives. |
| Select an operator and set the value as your daily budget condition for Paid Initiatives. |
| Select an operator and set the value as your monthly budget condition for Paid Initiatives. |
| Select a buying type for Facebook Paid Initiative from: Auction Reach And Frequency
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Identical Story ID Across Ad Sets | Select an operator and set Yes/No for Paid Initiatives having unique or identical story ID across its ad sets. |
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Properties of the Ad Sets |
| Select from the existing tags associated with the Ad Sets. |
| Select an operator and an age as the minimum targeting age condition for Ad Sets. |
| Select an operator and an age as the maximum targeting age condition for Ad Sets. |
| Select an operator and set the value as the targeting location condition. |
| Select an operator and set the value as your daily budget condition for Ad Sets. |
Minimum Daily Budget (Facebook) | Select an operator and set the value as your minimum daily budget condition for Facebook Ad Sets. |
Maximum Daily Budget (Facebook) | Select an operator and set the value as your maximum daily budget condition for Facebook Ad Sets. |
| Select an operator and set the value as your lifetime budget condition for Ad Sets. |
Minimum Lifetime Budget (Facebook) | Select an operator and set the value as your minimum lifetime budget condition for Facebook Ad Sets. |
Maximum Lifetime Budget (Facebook) | Select an operator and set the value as your maximum lifetime budget condition for Facebook Ad Sets. |
| Select an operator and set the optimization goal as a condition for Ad Sets. |
Facebook Publisher Platform | Select an operator and set the publisher platform(s) as a condition for Facebook Ad Sets. |
Facebook Platform Position | Select an operator and set the platform position(s) as a condition for Facebook Ad Sets. |
| Select an operator and set the device platform(s) as a condition for Facebook Ad Sets. |
Ad Set Pacing for Facebook (Delivery Type) | Select the Pacing type for your Facebook Ad Sets from: |
| Select an operator and a gender as the targeting condition for Ad Sets. |
Facebook User Operating System | Select an operator and a user operating system as the targeting type condition for Facebook Ad Sets. |
Custom Audience is targeted | Select an operator and set Yes/No as the condition if custom audiences are used in targeting or not. |
LinkedIn Ad Set Objective | Select an operator and set the objective to check at the LinkedIn Ad Set level. |
| Refers to the Partner Level Custom Fields. |
Properties of the Ad Variants |
| Select from the existing tags associated with the Ads. |
| Select an operator and Facebook page(s) associated with Facebook Ad Variants. |
| Select an operator and the Twitter promotable user(s) associated with Twitter Ad Variants. |
| Select an operator and a post type for Facebook Ad Variants. |
| Select an operator and a post type for Twitter Ad Variants. |
Facebook/Twitter Media Asset Type | Select an operator and an asset type for the media used in Ad Variants. |
| Refers to the Partner Level Custom Fields. |
Conditions Applies To Properties of the Posts |
Custom Properties (Outbound Message) | Select an Outbound Custom Field and its values to use as conditions |
| “Is”, “Is Not”, “Is Empty”, “After”, “Before”, “From”, “To”, “Between”, “Equals”, “Greater Than”, “Less Than”, “Greater Than or Equal to”, “Less Than or Equal to” (options available depend on the field type) |