Create a campaign with a Spark
Go from one short idea to a multi-channel campaign ready to review in the AdSpark editor.
Short answer
The Spark generator turns a marketing intent into channel-ready drafts. It uses your active brand and market context, then opens the editor so you can review, edit, send, or schedule.
What it creates
Email, Facebook, Instagram, Google Business, LinkedIn, or WhatsApp drafts depending on the channels you choose.
What you still approve
Copy, images, offer, date, price, and destination before anything goes out.
Before you start
Check that the active context matches the right brand, market, and publishing language. If the business profile or brand essence is missing, AdSpark shows a warning and links to settings.
Brand context
Name, activity, recommended tone, and brand essence help avoid generic output.
Active market
The content language comes from the active market, not only the interface language.
Recent campaigns
Recent campaigns in the same context can help AdSpark stay consistent.
Step 1 — Describe the idea
Write one concrete sentence: offer, audience, date, product, constraint, and expected outcome. Voice input and suggested ideas are available when you are stuck.
Good brief
Lunch promotion this Tuesday, homemade burger takeaway menu, regular neighborhood customers, warm tone.
Too vague
Restaurant promo. AdSpark can generate from it, but it has to guess too much.
Step 2 — Add an image when useful
An image is optional. It helps when it shows the product, place, mood, flyer, or offer you want the campaign to reflect.
One-off upload
Add an image from your device to give this Spark context.
Media library
Reuse an existing image when it is already organized in AdSpark.
Step 3 — Pick channels and style
The wizard moves through Idea, Channels, and Style. Channels decide which formats to prepare; style adjusts the writing angle without removing review.
Channels
Email, Instagram, Facebook, LinkedIn, WhatsApp, and Google Business can be selected as needed.
Automatic style
AdSpark can choose a register from your profile and brand context.
Manual style
You can choose a warmer, clearer, or more direct angle.
Step 4 — Choose the output intent
Before generation, choose what should happen next: send today, schedule later, or prepare a draft. This prepares the editor but never publishes without your confirmation.
Send today
Best when the campaign should go out quickly after review.
Schedule later
Best when you want to pick a future slot in planning.
Draft only
Best when you want to work the idea now and decide later.
After generation
AdSpark shows generation progress, then opens the campaign editor. If redirect is slow, a fallback button opens the full editor.
In the editor
Review each channel, adjust variants, images, and statuses.
With connections
Active Gmail, Meta, or Google Business destinations can send or publish from AdSpark.
Without connections
Keep the draft or copy content to the tool you already use.
Sign-in required: this button opens your AdSpark workspace.