· 4 min read · Adsenzo Team
Multi-channel campaigns from one dashboard: a starter guide
The steps for setting up campaigns with the same goal on Google Ads, Meta and TikTok in one go, and what to watch out for.
Promoting the same product on several ad channels is the rule rather than the exception. But every platform has its own objectives, budget rules and creative sizes, so building the same campaign in three dashboards is slow and error-prone.
1. Set the objective in one place
When you choose a business goal such as sales, leads or traffic, Adsenzo maps it to the matching objective on each platform. A sales goal, for example, becomes Performance Max on Google Ads and a sales campaign on Meta.
2. Split the budget across channels
Enter your total daily budget and distribute it across channels by percentage. The wizard checks each platform’s minimum budget and converts the amounts into the ad account’s currency.
3. Prepare creatives once
- Write headlines and descriptions with live character counters.
- Pick images from the library and get warnings for unsuitable sizes.
- Use previews to check how the ad looks in every placement.
4. Create paused, review, then start
Adsenzo creates every campaign paused on the platform. After reviewing the setup you can start the campaign with one click, so nothing spends by accident.