The campaigns,
next to the content
Each brand connects its own ads account and its campaigns are read here, beside the calendar and the numbers from its networks.
From the connected account to the report
Connect the brand's ads account
The connection is made on the brand, not on the workspace, so one brand's work never mixes with another's.
Build the campaigns or bring them in
On the platforms that allow it, the campaign is put together from GoFeed. Google campaigns are created in Google Ads and read here.
Watch the performance and share it
Spend and results from every account in one list. If you run an agency, turn on that client's switch and they see it in their portal too.
What you get
Five platforms in one list
Meta, Google, LinkedIn, TikTok and Pinterest. Campaigns, ad sets and ads from all of them, with their spend and their results alongside.
One account per brand
Each brand brings its own. One brand never sees another's spend, and you never have to remember which tab you were in.
Campaigns created from here
On the platforms that allow it. Google campaigns are created in Google Ads, and GoFeed reads them and shows them with the rest.
Audiences and estimated reach
The audiences on the account, and the reach estimate the platform returns while you put the targeting together.
Videos come out of your own files
A video creative uses a file that is already in the workspace, with nothing to upload again by hand on each platform.
The client sees it if you want
In an agency, a switch per client shows the campaigns in their portal, read only. It comes turned off.
Who it is for
For whoever pays for campaigns. A creator or a company connects their account and sees its month beside their calendar; an agency runs one per client, and what the module solves is running several at once without mixing them up. It sits on the second tier of every plan.
- Agencies
- Creators
- Companies
Common questions
Can I create Google campaigns from GoFeed?
No. Google campaigns are created in Google Ads. GoFeed reads them and shows them next to the rest, with their spend and their results.
Does it publish organic content?
No, that is the calendar. An ads account is connected separately from the network account, and the two are run in different places inside the same workspace.
Bring a brand's
campaigns in
Connect an ads account and see its month beside its calendar and its numbers.