Build complete Meta campaigns from one working brief

A campaign brief can state the objective, market, budget, offer and available creative. The Campaign Manager agent translates that into the structure Meta requires and uses saved defaults for recurring choices such as attribution, placements and naming.

The output is not a block of generated prose. It is a draft containing the campaign, its child ad sets and ads, ready to open in the editor.

Campaign settings, audiences, budgets, placements, identity and media remain visible at their correct level. A reviewer can move between campaign, ad set and ad without losing the context of the draft.

Validation catches missing or incompatible fields before publication. The final publish action uses the approved version rather than regenerating the setup in the background.

• Edit targeting and budget before approval
• Assign media to placement-specific crops
• Duplicate and reuse approved structures

Campaign templates preserve the parts of a setup that should not drift across clients, markets or products. The next draft starts from the accepted structure and changes only what the new brief requires.

That gives agencies and in-house teams a shared operating standard without reducing every launch to a rigid form.