1const e=`New campaigns in TikTok Ads Manager now all go through the Smart+ flow, but AdRate still lets you build **manual ads** as well as **Smart+**, step by step. 2 3 4 5## The flow 6 71. **Account and objective**: choose an authorized TikTok account and one of its ad accounts, pick Manual or Smart+, then choose an objective (Sales, Lead Generation, Community Interaction or Traffic) 82. **Campaign**: name it, decide whether it's enabled after creation, and set the budget mode and amount 93. **Ad group**: name and status after creation, bid strategy and delivery pacing, placements, region / language / gender / age targeting, optional audiences and interests, budget, schedule and Advanced Settings 104. **Ad creative**: choose a Standard Ad or Smart Creative (ACO, which also supports a custom identity), pick a publishing identity and videos (posts from the account, the TikTok Creative Library or your AdRate Video Library â several at once), and add your ad text. Lead Generation needs a lead form: an Ad Account Form or a BC Shared Form 115. **Review**: check everything on the confirm page and submit 12 13## Targeting templates 14 15Once targeting is set, click **Save Targeting** to keep it as a reusable template. Next time, use **Import Targeting** to load it. 16 17## Failures midway 18 19A checkbox on the confirm page handles partial failures: if the campaign is created but the ad group or ad fails, AdRate deletes that campaign so no empty campaigns are left behind. Uncheck it if you prefer. 20 21## After you submit 22 23Your request becomes a task in **Activity Log â Create Tasks** and runs in the background. When it's done you can: 24 25- **Create another**: restore every setting from this task, adjust and create a new one 26- **Save as template**: store the settings as a template, then pick it under Import Template next time and everything is filled in 27`;export{e as default};
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