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Common Questions

Setup and Onboarding

How do I create a campaign group?

In your Adomni account, click on the Campaign Groups tab at the top left of your dashboard. From here, click New Group, then enter your desired Group Name and Budget. Once the group is created, you can add campaigns by returning to the Campaigns tab. Click the three dots next to the campaign you want to include, select Add to Group, and repeat this step for each campaign you want grouped together. Campaign groups make it easier to manage, compare, and report on related campaigns.

How do I add another team member?

To invite a new team member, click the Account Settings button in the top right corner of your account. On the Account Details page, scroll to the My Teams section. Click Invite, enter your teammate’s email address, and click Send Invite. They’ll receive an email invitation to join your account. Team management lets you easily share access, coordinate campaigns, and collaborate more effectively.

Watch this video to learn more - AdOmni Account Overview and Inviting Users

What is programmatic DOOH?

Programmatic Digital Out-of-Home (DOOH) advertising allows you to purchase digital ad space on real-world screens, such as billboards, gyms, malls, airports, and rideshares using automated, data-driven technology. Instead of negotiating for specific screens, Adomni provides access to millions of available screens across the globe. Screen availability may vary based on demand, but programmatic DOOH makes it easy to scale campaigns, target audiences, and optimize spend with flexibility.

How can I activate my campaign through The Trade Desk?

Campaigns activated through The Trade Desk (TTD) fall under Adomni’s Managed Services, offered at no additional cost. Here’s how it works:

  1. Adomni collects campaign details such as budget, flight dates, goals, and targeting market / venue type preferences.
  2. We build a customized campaign plan for your review.
  3. After approval, Adomni pushes the plan into your TTD seat as custom PMP deals.
  4. You accept the deals and launch the campaign within your TTD account.

This workflow ensures your DOOH campaigns are professionally planned and set up for success. To begin, contact support@adomni.com or reach out to your CSM.

Campaign Planning

How can I see a device list?

From the campaign edit page, click the Details dropdown on the right side of the key metrics tray. Scroll all the way to the bottom of the section and select the link labeled Device List CSV. This allows you to download a full list of the devices associated with your campaign.

How can I upload the device list?

On the campaign edit page, navigate to the Geo-Targets & Venue Types tab. Scroll to the bottom and expand the Advanced section. Here you’ll see options to either include or exclude devices. Click Import, upload your CSV file of device IDs, and save. For best results, paste your device IDs into the provided template before uploading.

What is the best way to choose a screen within my budget?

First, enter your campaign’s budget and dates. Then filter by the desired geography and venue types. Next, compare the daily budget with the CPMs of your selected venues. Use the Key Metrics Tray to review hourly pacing and screen utilization. This helps confirm whether your chosen screens and budget are aligned with your goals. Adjust filters, dayparts, and venue mixes as needed until the plan fits your budget.

How do I change my margin?

From the campaign edit page, go to Campaign Details (just below the targetable screen count). In this section, you’ll find your budget information. Directly below the budget field is the margin field. Enter your desired margin percentage and save the campaign. The system will apply the margin across your campaign plan.

How does target plays per hour work?

Target Plays Per Hour lets you control how often your ad appears on each selected screen in an hour. For example, if you set it to 4, your ad will aim to display four times per hour per screen, provided inventory and budget allow. This feature helps you balance exposure frequency with budget, ensuring consistent visibility throughout your campaign.

Keep in mind that the actual number of plays may vary slightly due to factors like screen availability, other advertisers’ bookings, and your campaign’s budget constraints.

How to choose the right amount of devices for my campaign?

Start by setting your campaign schedule, budget, and preferred venue types. The Key Metrics Tray will populate estimated impressions, CPM, and delivery pacing. Then open the Details dropdown to see screen utilization and play usage. A good rule of thumb is:

  • Aim for 90–100% of screens utilized
  • 20–40% play usage
  • 3–4 plays per hour

If your campaign metrics don’t align, add or remove devices and venues until you hit these ranges.

What is dayparting?

Dayparting is a scheduling tool that allows you to specify when your ads run within your overall campaign dates. Instead of running continuously, you can choose specific days of the week or times of day. For example, a coffee brand may focus on mornings, while a restaurant may emphasize lunch and dinner hours. Dayparting ensures ads reach your audience during peak times, making your budget work more effectively.

  • Campaign Start/End Times: Define the overall duration of your campaign.
  • Dayparting: Defines when within that period your ads will play.

How do I remove the CPM from campaigns?

  1. Open the Campaign Edit Page
    • From your Campaign Dashboard, click on the campaign name to open the edit view.
  2. Access the Share Settings
    • In the top-right corner, just below the campaign status, click the orange Share button (represented by a “less than” symbol with dots on each end).
  3. Adjust the Presentation Style
    • Under Presentation Style, use the dropdown menu to change the setting from Standard to CPM / Budget Removed.
  4. Share or Save Your Settings
    • To email the campaign directly, click Share Campaign Plan.
    • Or, click Save and Close to exit the share settings.
  5. Finalize Your Changes
    • Before leaving the edit page, make sure to save the campaign so your changes are applied.
  6. Access the Updated Share Link
    • Back on the Campaign Dashboard, click the three dots to the left of the campaign name and select View Campaign Plan. This link is your updated, shareable campaign plan with the budgets and CPMs now hidden.
Content and Creative

How can I resize my images?

In your campaign’s Ad Content tab, upload your creative and click Actions > Resize. You’ll see options to select different sizes. You can choose between letterboxing (black bars), cropping, or AI-powered generative fill to fit the desired size. This makes it easy to adapt your creative to multiple screen formats.

How do I upload my creative content?

Go to the Ad Content tab, then click Bulk Assign Ads. Select Upload, then drag and drop, paste, or choose files from your computer. Once uploaded, your creatives will appear in your library and can be assigned to your campaign.

How can I generate mock-ups?

In your Adomni account, hover over the Content Library and select Mockup Generator. Enter a title, then select or upload creatives. You can choose specific venue types for mockups or leave the default option to generate across all. Click Generate Mockups to create previews. You can then download images or share them via a link. This tool is useful for previewing and presenting how your ads will look in real-world environments.

Watch this video to learn more - The Mockup Generator

Post-Campaign Launch

How do I know my ads played?

View campaign progress and delivery within the reporting dashboard of each campaign. From your Campaign Dashboard, click the three dots next to your campaign name and select Performance Report. This takes you to the campaign reporting dashboard where you can view detailed delivery data. You can also download reports—such as daily, device, DMA, and venue type delivery—in CSV format. This gives you full visibility into when and where your ads played.

What will happen if all of my impressions aren't delivered?

Adomni only bills for impressions actually delivered. If your campaign underdelivers, you’ll be invoiced for the delivered amount, not the full booked total. To improve delivery, check pacing and play usage in the Key Metrics Tray. If usage looks too high, adjust targeting or broaden venue selections to increase delivery potential.

Proof of Play Questions

Can I see my Proof of Play (POPs) photo?

Yes. POP photos are available for campaigns that meet Adomni’s minimum budget requirements. If your campaign qualifies, contact your CSM to request the photos. Find our full POP photo policy here.

Once logged into your account, navigate to the Campaigns tab located in the top-right corner of the dashboard. Find the campaign you'd like to review and click the three-dots on the far left next to the campaign name. If the campaign has already launched or completed, you’ll see an option for Performance Report at the bottom of the dropdown—click that to proceed. Within the report view, you can customize the data by selecting your desired date range and time zone. Additionally, near the top right of the screen, there is an option to download a CSV file containing the reporting metrics of your selection.

Do I have to pay from my POP?

No. POP photos are provided at no additional cost. However, your campaign must meet the minimum budget threshold outlined in the POP Policy. Find our full POP photo policy here.

What is your POP policy?

POP photos are complimentary for campaigns that meet the minimum budget requirement. To learn more or confirm eligibility, please reach out to your CSM. Find our full POP photo policy here.

What if I want to take my own POP photos?

If you’d like to capture your own Proof of Play (POP) photos in the field, here are some best practices to help you succeed:

  1. Run Your Standard Campaign First
    • Allow your campaign to run for a few days to generate performance data.
    • Use this data to identify which device IDs consistently receive ad plays. These devices will be your best candidates for a photoshoot.
  2. Identify a Reliable Device ID
    • Open the Hourly Performance Report.
    • Look for device IDs with steady impression delivery. Consistency means a higher chance of capturing your ad during the shoot.
  3. Evaluate Location and Frequency
    • If you have a specific screen or area in mind, check how frequently that device ID is receiving plays.
    • If delivery is lower than ideal, you can increase the chances by:
      • Adding the device ID in the Budget Allocation section.
      • Assigning it a higher percentage of your campaign budget.
    • Note: This only works if the screen has available inventory.
  4. Assess the Physical Environment
    • Use Google Street View to check the screen’s location.
    • Make sure there’s a safe, unobstructed spot for the photographer to capture the ad.
  5. Set Up a Dedicated “POP” Campaign
    • Create a new campaign specifically for Proof of Performance.
    • Target only the chosen device ID (add it under Advanced in the Geo-Targets & Venue Type tab).
    • Use the same creative ID as your main campaign to avoid re-approval delays.
    • Do not upload duplicates, as they will generate a new ID that requires approval.
  6. Temporarily Reallocate Budget (Optional)
    • If you’ll be monitoring the shoot live, reallocate more budget to the target device ID.
    • Use Budget Allocation by Device ID in the Campaign Details tab.
    • After the shoot, reset your budget to its original allocation to avoid over-delivery.
    • Use this only if you’re actively managing the campaign and willing to overinvest briefly.
  7. Check Availability on the Day of the Shoot
    • For billboards, availability may change due to direct sales.
    • Use the Hourly Report on the morning of your shoot to confirm the device is still active.
  8. Account for Double-Sided Screens
    • Many billboards are double-sided.
    • If you don’t know which side will display your ad, include both device IDs in your POP campaign to maximize chances.
  9. Include Facing Direction
    • If only one side of the billboard is active, confirm the facing direction (e.g., northbound, east-facing).
    • Share this with the photographer so they capture the correct view.
Tracking and Performance Questions

How do I pull a performance report?

From your Campaign Dashboard, click the three dots next to a campaign that has launched and select Performance Report. You’ll be able to adjust date ranges and time zones, and download reports in CSV format for detailed analysis. Reports help you understand delivery, impressions, pacing, and performance across different metrics.

How can I access the cross-campaign reporting?

Use the Campaign Groups feature to organize related campaigns. Once grouped, you can view reports across multiple campaigns in one place, making it easier to track collective performance and identify trends.

Prepaid Advertising Credits

Do my credits expire?

No. Your Prepaid Advertising Credits never expire. You can use them anytime for AdOmni campaigns.

Can I get a refund of unused credits?

No. Once funds are loaded as Prepaid Advertising Credits, they cannot be refunded. They can only be used for advertising campaigns on AdOmni.

What happens if I don’t use my account?

We’ll check in with you if your account is inactive:
After 12 months, we’ll send you a reminder.
After 24 months, we’ll send a second reminder.
After 30 months, we’ll send a final reminder.

If there’s still no activity, we may be required by law to send your unused balance to your state’s unclaimed property office after a set dormancy period (typically 3–5 years).

Are there any fees?

No. We don’t charge inactivity fees, dormancy fees, or maintenance fees on your credits.

What if my payment is disputed?

If a payment dispute is opened with your card issuer, we may temporarily freeze your account or deduct the disputed amount until it’s resolved.

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