NEXUSAD PLATFORM

Advertiser self-serve

More ways to reach audiences. One advertiser workspace.

Bring display, native, contextual, video, popunder and push campaigns together. Direct advertisers manage creatives, targeting, budgets, funds and account balance in a self-serve workspace, with reporting across their configured delivery channels.

  1. 01Campaign objective
  2. 02Budget & audience
  3. 03Creative & tracking
  4. 04Delivery review

Inside the workflow

The controls behind your daily workflow.

Explore the settings and reports behind the headline, then review the configuration your deployment needs.

01

CPC and CPM buying

Buy traffic by click with CPC or by thousand impressions with CPM. Popunder workflows also expose CPV bidding. Set the bid, daily and total budgets, frequency cap and schedule for the selected campaign type. Campaign media spend is separate from the Nexus platform subscription and its capacity-based pricing.

02

Delivery schedule

Configure the campaign’s schedule alongside its budget and audience. Review the intended delivery window before activating a campaign.

03

Detailed audience selection

Define geographic, operating system, browser and browser-version targeting. Use the available campaign fields to narrow the traffic that matches the objective.

04

Source-level controls

Manage IP, domain, publisher, SubID, keyword and feed eligibility with the available allowlists and blocklists. Source controls make exclusions explicit.

05

Creative inventory

Browse creative records with their advertiser, campaign, type, status and dimensions. Keep the asset associated with the campaign it belongs to.

06

Creative content and tracking

The creative editor separates basic information, tracking and media. Configure the name, status, width, height, click URL, impression pixel and asset as required by the format.

07

Self-serve funds and balance

Direct advertisers can manage funds and view their account balance in the advertiser workspace, alongside their campaigns and reports. Available funding methods and payment-provider setup are configured for the deployment; no particular gateway or instant settlement is implied.

08

Formats and delivery channels

Run direct campaigns with display and HTML banners, native and contextual ads, video, popunder, Web Push and in-page push. Connect eligible traffic through Push delivery, XML / JSON feeds and OpenRTB. The creative format defines the experience; the delivery integration connects it to compatible publisher inventory.

Inside the operation

Explore Campaigns & creatives in operation.

Choose a stage to see its controls. This is a workflow explanation; explore the actual platform in a demo.

Campaigns & creativesWorkflow
01 / Advertiser setupCampaignBid · schedule
02 / NexusQualify
  • Budget
  • Audience
  • Frequency cap
03 / Tracking & deliveryCreativeAsset · destination
Possible outcomes
Eligible deliveryorNot eligible
04 / REVIEWCampaign status · Advertiser · Creative type
Choose the eligible audience

Select request attributes and source lists, then review the exclusions with your operations team.

  • Country / device
  • OS / browser
  • Source exclusions
Targeting and creative configuration do not guarantee impressions or conversions. Review delivery in the relevant module.Workflow illustration, not a live account. Match the campaign to the inventory, creative specification and tracking contract. Video requires a compatible player; native and rich-media placements need a matching renderer. Web Push requires permission and valid subscriptions, unlike in-page push. Prebid.js and Prebid Server integrations are available; configure compatible versions, adapters and endpoints for the deployment.

See it with your team.

Bring your operating requirements. We will walk through the current interface and the relevant configuration, integrations and reporting controls.

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A day in the platform

From setup to a decision.

A practical workflow for your campaign operation, with the relevant controls at each step.

  1. 01

    Set the campaign boundaries

    Define the bid, daily and total budget, frequency cap and schedule for the campaign.

  2. 02

    Choose the eligible audience

    Select request attributes and source lists, then review the exclusions with your operations team.

  3. 03

    Prepare the creative

    Associate the asset with its advertiser and campaign. Check dimensions, click URL and impression tracking.

  4. 04

    Validate before scaling

    Run a controlled delivery check and use the relevant channel reports to review traffic and outcomes.

Your campaign workspace

Creative assets, tracking and audience controls.

Keep the creative record and its tracking fields separate from the audience rules configured on the campaign.

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Creative record fields

  • Campaign status
  • Advertiser
  • Creative type
  • Width / height
  • Click URL
  • Impression pixel

Campaign audience controls

Country · Operating system · Browser / version · IP / domain · Publisher / SubID · Keyword / feed

Deployment scope. Match the campaign to the inventory, creative specification and tracking contract. Video requires a compatible player; native and rich-media placements need a matching renderer. Web Push requires permission and valid subscriptions, unlike in-page push. Prebid.js and Prebid Server integrations are available; configure compatible versions, adapters and endpoints for the deployment.

Know before you launch

Useful distinctions.
Clear expectations.

Good operations start with a shared understanding of what is configured, what is measured and what needs validation.

Campaign versus offer
A campaign defines an advertising setup and audience. The CPA offer workflow has its own payout models, conversion events, caps and publisher-access settings.
Creative versus ad format
An asset and its tracking fields belong to the creative. The ad format determines how the placement is presented and which delivery integration it needs.
Configuration versus outcome
Budgets, schedules and targeting define intended behavior. Confirm delivery and partner reporting with controlled traffic before committing to performance expectations.

The connected operation

Keep the rest of the workflow in view.

See it with your team

Bring your next campaign workflow.

We will show how its audience, budget, assets and channel integration fit together in Nexus.

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