Get started with AdSpark

Product guide to prepare your context, generate a Spark, review the campaign, then send, schedule, or keep it as a draft.

Last updated: July 1, 2026

Getting started guide

Create your first AdSpark campaign

AdSpark starts from one short idea, uses your business context, then prepares a multi-channel campaign that you review before sending, publishing, or scheduling.

Create a campaign Manage channels

Sign-in required: this button opens your AdSpark workspace.

By the end of this guide

Your workspace, brand, and active market make sense.
You know how to launch a Spark from an idea, an image, or a prepared prompt.
You know how to review, save, send, schedule, or keep a campaign as a draft.

Prepare context before generating

Spark quality mostly depends on the business context available: brand, tone, publishing language, and destinations.

Workspace and brand

Settings can contain several brands or clients. The active context guides generation.

Market and language

The publishing language comes from the active market: French, English, Spanish, or German.

Tone and business profile

Recommended tone, business profile, and brand essence prevent starting from an empty prompt every time.

Generate a Spark

The generator is deliberately short: you provide the intent, AdSpark prepares content adapted to each channel.

1
Open New Spark
From the dashboard, use the main creation button. This is the shortest path from intent to campaign.
2
Describe the offer or news
Be concrete: audience, date, offer, product, constraint, or goal. One sentence is enough when it gives the right context.
3
Add an image when useful
A product, place, or mood photo can guide generation. Use an upload or your media library.
4
Choose the output intent
Prepare a draft, send today, or schedule later. This guides the next step without removing review.

Review and finish

A campaign is not published automatically. It goes through the editor, with statuses per content and per channel.

Content by channel

Email, Facebook, Instagram, Google Business, LinkedIn, or WhatsApp can be prepared depending on context and available channels.

Human approval

You can edit copy, images, and variants before anything goes out. The draft remains under your control.

Planning and follow-up

Ready campaigns can be sent now, scheduled, or found again in planning and campaign lists.

Connect only what you need

Connections are used to send or publish from AdSpark. You can also prepare a draft and copy the content elsewhere.

Email

Gmail or a configured email destination can send from the account chosen for that market.

Google Business

Local posts use the active Google Business destination when connected to the market.

Important

AdSpark prepares and speeds up the work, but you keep the final decision. Always check offers, dates, prices, and sensitive information before publishing.

After the first campaign

Once the first Spark exists, the dashboard helps you resume campaigns by priority: fix, finish, schedule, or review.

Campaigns

Find Sparks to fix, finish, send, schedule, or review after publishing.

Contacts and media

Import contacts, organize images, and reuse useful assets for future campaigns.

Documentation to read next

Create campaign, channels, and FAQ guides go deeper when you are ready.

Create a campaign FAQ