Campaign Scheduling
Campaign scheduling means setting exact dates and times for when ads, emails, or other marketing campaigns go live. It ensures that messages reach audiences at the most effective moments, such as during holidays, product launches, or peak browsing hours.
Many platforms like Google Ads and email tools allow scheduling in advance, making campaigns more efficient and timely. Proper scheduling improves visibility, reduces wasted spend, and helps align campaigns with business objectives.
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