Campaign Structure
Overview
The Criteo campaign structure (account -> campaign -> line-items -> promoted products)
Accounts
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accountrepresents a brand, ad agency, or marketplace seller. It is a business & billing entity that contains thecampaigns.
Accounts are typically managed by Criteo. Please reach out to your account representative.
Campaigns
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campaignrepresents a marketing objective and containsline items. -
Campaigns may hold line items across multiple brands and retailers.
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Campaigns have optional budgeting and attribution window controls.
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Budgets may additionally be controlled at the line item level.
Access to Preferred Deals endpoints
Our Preferred Deals capabilities are currently only accessible to our Retailer partners as part of our beta launch. To gain access to Preferred Deals documentation, please reach out to your Criteo Account Manager.
Line Items
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line itemholdspromoted productsto advertise on any single retailer for all our campaign types. -
For Onsite Sponsored Products campaigns: Line items have bid settings, start & end dates, and optional budgeting & pacing controls.
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For Preferred Deals campaigns: Line items have start & end dates, required budget & pacing controls and optional caping controls.
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Budgets may additionally be controlled at the campaign level.
Promoted Products
- Line items can and should feature multiple products. You do not need a new line item for each product you want to promote.
Line items under the same campaign should not feature the same products
Ensure your line items under the same campaign do NOT feature the same products. Line items with overlapping products under the same campaign will scale much slower and can prevent you from meeting your spending goals.
Updated 5 days ago