IPweb support

• How do I change my campaign settings?
• Starting / stopping attendance, replenishment of an advertising campaign account
• Working with categories, comments, sorting methods
• How do I copy an ad campaign?
• Settings for several campaigns
• Tracking site promotion statistics
• Premium mode
• Video instructions for website promotion

Make sure you have added funds to the campaign account, and not to your account account. To transfer funds from your account to your campaign account, on the "Your Sites" page, click the dollar icon ($) next to the campaign name.

Select from the account account, change the amount, and click the "Pay" button.

You can add impressions to your ad campaign account by clicking the "plus" icon.

Enter the required number of impressions, based on 1 impression = 1 target action (visit, like, subscribe, etc.). For example, for an ad campaign, visitors from a search engine, in order to get 100 visitors, you need to add 100 impressions to the ad campaign account.

You may be using geographic or demographic targeting that is too limited. If, for example, there are not enough users of the system in the selected regions, the number of visits will decrease. Try to expand geography. As for demographic targeting, we recommend using it only when promoting in social networks.

This campaign may be configured for less than 1 impression per day for one IP. Try to increase this amount. This parameter is changed when editing an ad campaign in the "advanced settings" section.

You can also enable the "Unique IP for the whole category" setting, which means that the number of visits available for a particular user within each campaign will be distributed among all campaigns in the category with this setting. Because of this, the number of visits may decrease.

If you have an unnatural ratio of subscribers and views at the moment (for example, there was 1 subscriber per 100 views, and now there are 50 subscribers per 100 views), the social network stops counting subscriptions in the counter or freezes the counter altogether. At the same time, all subscriptions are visible for users, and they are accessible via the API. A social network may also unsubscribe certain subscribers if they do not match its statistical picture or typical user behavior. The risk zone includes users who are not active. See "How to order promotion in social networks".

Tasks are sorted by the number of impressions on the account from more to less, while Premium mode tasks are always ahead of normal ones. If there are relatively few impressions on your account, i.e. there are many ad campaigns that have more impressions on their account, then your campaign will be in the queue after all these campaigns, and will only be shown to users who reach it. We recommend increasing the number of impressions or enabling Premium mode.

The original problem with the ban is an unnaturally high CTR. These accounts fall into the "risk zone", then the information on them is checked, and if there are unnatural intersections/repetitions of the audience, then a mass block occurs after a critical mass of statistics is collected. How to avoid being banned:

• keep CTR at a natural level;
• keep small volumes for each account to avoid a large set of intersection statistics;
• to maximize the uniqueness of the traffic.