A faster campaign wizard with the budget built in

We rebuilt the way you create a campaign in Adeagle. Still four screens — but in the order you actually think, and with the parts you told us were fiddly fixed. Fewer clicks, less guessing, better targeting.

Here is what changed, and why it matters for your results.

The four screens, in the order you think

1. Name your campaign and choose its products. Pick single products or whole collections.
2. Set up the targeting. Choose the page categories and the shopper interests that fit those products.
3. Set the budget for this campaign. On the paid plans you decide how much of your monthly budget it gets. (On the free Standard plan this step is where you choose how partner ads appear in your store.)
4. Choose where to advertise. Pick the countries, and on the paid plans switch AI optimization on or off.

That’s it. Your ads start running the day you save the campaign.

Products first, targeting second

You used to choose categories and interests before you had even said what you were promoting. That’s backwards.

Now you start with the products or collections, and only then decide who should see them. With the products fresh in your mind, the right categories are obvious: trail shoes go to Running & Jogging and Hiking, not to all of “Sports”.

Tip: choose a collection and keep it synced, and new products you add to that collection in Shopify join the campaign automatically — see how to add products to collections.

The budget is part of the wizard

No more creating a campaign and then going to Edit Budgets to give it the share you wanted. The budget slider is now a step in the wizard, with your other campaigns right underneath it — so you see what your choice changes before you save.

• Auto (the default): Adeagle balances the new campaign with your other Auto campaigns — evenly, or weighted toward what performs best.
• Manual: you pin the campaign to an exact amount, and it keeps that amount whatever else changes.

Your whole monthly budget is always in use, so giving the new campaign more means the others get a little less — and the wizard shows you exactly how much. You can change any of it later. New to budgets? Read how per-campaign budgets work.

Finding the exact category is much easier

There are 300+ page categories and 600+ shopper interests, and many merchants didn’t know that “Sports” opens into Running, Yoga, Cycling and forty more. Now every category that has more inside says so, right next to it — one click and you’re in. Or open everything at once and scroll.

The more precise your pick, the better your ads land: on pages about what you sell, in front of shoppers who care about it.

Pick your countries once

Choose the countries you ship to on your first campaign, and Adeagle remembers them for every campaign after that. You can still change the countries of any single campaign, and the default lives in Settings.

Leave the countries empty to advertise everywhere.

Your existing campaigns are untouched

Everything that’s live keeps running exactly as it is. The new flow is there the next time you create a campaign.

And a second campaign is the fastest way to learn what works for your store: take different products, or the same products with different interests, and compare their orders and revenue after a few weeks in the Campaigns section.

On the free Standard plan?

The step where you choose how partner ads appear in your store got simpler too: pick one format or several — topbar, banner, native or notification — whatever fits your design.

And if you’d rather show no ads in your store at all, the paid plans advertise your products across the web with nothing on your own pages.