Pulsepoint is an ad exchange platform that allows publishers and advertisers to connect and display ads for targeted audiences.
This message indicates that there are currently no ads matching your targeting criteria. You may need to adjust your targeting or wait for more relevant ads to become available.
Targeting can be set up in the campaign dashboard by selecting specific demographics, geographies, and interests for your ad to be displayed to.
This message means that the targeting parameters you have set are not valid. Double check your inputs and make sure they follow the correct format.
To add a new ad unit, go to the "Ad Units" section in your account dashboard and click on the "New Ad Unit" button. Follow the prompts to input the necessary information.
There are a few potential reasons for this, such as incorrect targeting, poor ad placement, or unappealing ad creatives. Try reviewing and adjusting these factors to improve your CTR.
To create a campaign, go to the "Campaigns" section in your account dashboard and click on the "New Campaign" button. Follow the prompts to set up your campaign details, targeting, and budget.
This message indicates that you have exceeded the budget limit you set for your campaign. You can either increase the budget or wait for the next budget cycle to begin.
You can track your ad performance in the "Reports" section of your account dashboard, where you can view metrics such as impressions, clicks, and conversions.
A conversion pixel is a piece of code that you can place on your website to track user actions, such as purchases or form submissions, that occur after someone clicks on your ad.
Ensure that your ad meets the ad size and format requirements, has been approved, and that there are no targeting restrictions in place. If the issue persists, contact Pulsepoint support for further assistance.
This message means that the ad size or format you are trying to use is not supported by Pulsepoint. Refer to the list of supported ad sizes and formats in the platform's help center.
Frequency caps can be set by selecting the "Frequency Capping" option in the campaign dashboard and inputting the desired frequency for your ad to be shown to a single user.
This is likely due to your ad's bidding strategy. Choose "Even Delivery" as your bidding option in the campaign dashboard to have your ad shown evenly throughout the day.
To pause or stop your campaign, go to the "Campaigns" section in your account dashboard, select the desired campaign, and click on the "Pause" or "Stop" button.
This means that the bid amount you input for your ad is too low. Increase the bid amount to ensure your ad has a competitive chance of being displayed.
To edit your ad creatives, go to the "Ad Units" section in your account dashboard, select the desired ad unit, and click on the "Edit" button. Make your changes and save them.
This means that your ad has exceeded the budget you set for it. You can increase the budget or wait for the next budget cycle to begin.
You can contact Pulsepoint support by submitting a ticket through the platform's help center or by emailing
[email protected].
This message means that the ad unit you are trying to create is not valid. The ad unit may have already been deleted or does not meet the size or format requirements.
Your billing and payment information can be found in the "Billing" section of your account dashboard. You can also reach out to your account manager for more details.
Pulsepoint has measures in place to prevent this from happening, but occasionally, ads may still appear on websites with inappropriate content. If this happens, contact Pulsepoint support to address the issue.
You can request a refund by contacting your account manager or by submitting a ticket through the platform's help center. Be sure to provide a detailed explanation and evidence for your request.
This indicates that the ad unit you are trying to use is not secure. Ensure the website where the ad is being displayed is secure, or use an HTTPS ad unit instead.
Some ways to optimize your campaigns include adjusting your targeting, bidding strategy, and ad creatives based on performance data and implementing a conversion tracking pixel.
Payments are processed on a monthly basis, with the exception of the first payment, which may take longer to process.
This message indicates that your campaign is currently being reviewed by Pulsepoint. Once it has been approved, your ads will begin being served.