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A review is a question about your ad account with a date on it. On the day Zinn® Ads reads your figures by itself and gives you the answer with a one-click decision.
A scheduled review is a question about your ad account with a date on it. On that day Zinn® Ads answers it by itself — whether or not anyone is signed in — and puts the answer, with the decision it recommends, in your daily e-mail and on the account's card in the dashboard.
against the same number of days before.
recommended decision is to undo it.
the recommended decision is to pause them.
have a below-average landing page, against the reading taken when the review was made.
The autopilot also schedules a review whenever it starts a test, and settles it when the test ends.
Each review has its own timer. Around 06:00 UTC on its day it reads the figures the daily audit stored and compares the review's days with the same number of days before them. With fewer than 20 clicks it says it is too early to tell rather than guess. If the stored figures are more than 3 days older than the review, it says the figures could not be read and judges nothing. The same figures always give the same answer.
A due review offers its decisions as buttons: keep it as it is, pause the campaigns, undo the change, or give it 7 more days (it is then judged again). One click decides. A pause or an undo goes through the same approval queue and spend limits as every other change, and can itself be undone for 30 days with Undo this decision, which opens the review again. You can cancel a review that has not been decided; nothing in your account changes.
Approve ad changes before they go live on zinnads.com walks through it with screenshots of the real screens. Every Zinn® Ads guide: zinnads.com/kb.
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