Approving a Portable Media Campaign and Going Live

This article is a continuation of the process started in Creating and Generating a Portable Media Campaign. Complete the steps in that article before continuing here.

1. Scroll through the page and review the contents. The following information can be edited or changed.

   • General Settings: Plan

   • General Settings: Campaign Intent

   • Schedule: Media Reporting Date

   • Schedule: Cutoff Date

   • Targets: Media Content

   • Advanced Settings: Hide Campaign Results

   • Advanced Settings: Browse to select image
     

   Steps 2 and 3 are optional if approval is not required.

2. In the approval section, select the appropriate status: Pending, Approved, or Rejected.

3. Add comments about your action, then click Save. The page refreshes.

   • If the campaign is approved, continue with the Go Live section below.

   • If the campaign is not approved, additional changes must be made by you or the campaign creator.
     Note that if approval is not required, it is possible to go live with a Pending or Rejected campaign.

   Steps 4-6 are needed only if an error was found or to fix an issue that caused the campaign to be rejected.

4. Under General Settings, in the Stage area, click Design

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5. Make changes to the campaign, following any comments made during the Approval process, according to the processes described in Creating and Generating an Email Campaign.

6. Repeat this revision and review cycle as needed.

1. In the Content section, locate the ZIP file. Download the ZIP file locally.

2. Extract the files and copy onto the root of your portable media devices. Reminder: instead of adding the same attachment to multiple devices, it's a good idea to add one unique attachment to each device.
   If you want to test files or devices, do so now, before you distribute the materials and the campaign goes live.

When the campaign is ready, it is time for it to Go Live!

1. Under General Settings, in the Stage area, click Go Live!

2. Click Yes when prompted.

3. Distribute the devices, as described in Required Components for a Portable Media Campaign.