MADE FOR YOUR FIRST CUSTOMERS
Small budgets.
Considered moves.
You don’t need a bigger advertising budget. You need a clearer plan for the one you have.
A little test. A clearer picture.
Move the budget. See the trade-offs.
Illustrative estimates, not a promise of results. Uses editable example cost assumptions. Impressions include repeat views.
FROM AN IDEA TO A CONSIDERED TEST
A clear next step.
At every step.
Get the first campaign out of your head and into a plan you can review, use and improve.
01 / A CLEAR STARTING POINT
One offer. The right audience. A manageable test.
Bring your website or write a short business brief. Build a channel plan, campaign drafts and a social calendar around what you actually sell.
- A business brief you can edit
- Channel recommendations with a reason
- Ad drafts and a four-week social plan
A little preparation goes a long way.
- Your offer
What are you selling, and why would someone choose it?
- Your customer
Who needs it, and where do they spend their time?
- Your next step
Choose the action you want: a sale, a lead or a visit.
No website yet? You can build your brief by hand.
02 / EVERY DOLLAR HAS A JOB
Set a limit before you set a campaign in motion.
Compare exposure scenarios, reserve cash and track campaign costs against a monthly limit. Keep your plan beside the numbers you record.
- Editable forecast assumptions
- A spending ledger and budget headroom
- Saved plan versions to compare over time
Know what is planned. Know what is paid.
- Before the test
Choose an affordable budget and protect your reserve.
- During the test
Record actual costs and check your remaining headroom.
- After the test
Compare what happened with what you expected.
Forecasts are estimates. Actual spending is recorded in your ledger.
03 / YOU MAKE THE FINAL CALL
Campaign drafts, with a clear path to launch.
Edit the copy, check the destination and review your budget. Export a campaign plan or connect a supported advertiser account to prepare a submission.
- Campaign copy and platform setup guidance
- Downloadable plans and campaign worksheets
- An approval step before supported submissions
Ready means reviewed.
- Review the campaign
Check the offer, audience, creative and landing page.
- Confirm the budget
Make sure the planned spend fits your cash limit.
- Choose how to launch
Use the exported plan or a configured submission connection.
Direct submission needs a supported connection and advertiser permissions.
BEFORE YOU GET STARTED
A few useful answers.
Clear expectations make for better first tests.
Can I start without connecting an advertising account?
Yes. You can create a brief, explore budgets, research competitors, draft campaigns and export your plan first. Connect an advertiser account when you are ready to use a supported submission service.
Will Adsprig automatically spend my money?
No. Planning does not launch an ad. Supported submissions require a configured connection and your approval. Check the campaign budget and billing settings with your advertising platform before launch.
Can I see exactly what my competitors spend?
Competitor research uses public website and marketing evidence. A competitor’s actual budget is usually private. Adsprig distinguishes observed evidence from estimates so an unknown budget does not become a made-up fact.
Does this use my Sprigpost login?
Your Adsprig workspace has its own account. Sprigpost newsletters are separate subscriptions, and creating an Adsprig account does not subscribe you to a newsletter.