How do I get started?
How do I get started?
Create an account, complete brand onboarding, and add your products and target
customers. Review your brand context, set your budget, and enable your agent.
Follow Getting Started.
What does my brand agent do?
What does my brand agent do?
It evaluates advertising opportunities using your product knowledge, targeting
rules, and budget, then decides when to bid across participating AI platforms
and publisher assistants.
Do I need to create campaigns?
Do I need to create campaigns?
For the AdMesh network, you configure and enable your brand agent. It evaluates
opportunities as they arrive using your saved settings.
What should I teach my agent?
What should I teach my agent?
Add accurate product details, target customers, use cases, and brand guidance.
Review the generated context and update it when your products or messaging change.
How does the agent help optimize results?
How does the agent help optimize results?
It checks relevance and applies your targeting and bidding rules automatically.
Use dashboard results to refine its knowledge, exclusions, bid limits, and pacing.
How do I control spending?
How do I control spending?
Set daily and monthly budgets, bid limits, and pacing in your agent settings.
Review spend in the dashboard and adjust those settings as needed.
What is CPX?
What is CPX?
CPX means Cost Per Exposure: pricing based on a verified exposure. Review your
configured pricing in the dashboard and see Cost Per Exposure
for how it works.
Where can my brand appear?
Where can my brand appear?
In eligible placements on participating AI platforms and publisher assistants.
Placement depends on relevance, your targeting rules, available budget, and
auction results.
Why am I not getting exposures?
Why am I not getting exposures?
Check that your agent is enabled, has available budget, and has accurate product
context. Review targeting, exclusions, and available auction loss reasons;
enabling an agent does not guarantee an eligible placement.
Which results should I review?
Which results should I review?
Start with spend, exposures, clicks, and auction results. Use poor-fit queries
to refine targeting and review loss reasons before raising bids.