Individual targeting campaigns

Individual Targeting campaign list with status and metrics

Individual targeting campaigns

Individual Targeting in Ad Library shows campaign-level evidence for ads that DOE tracks through the Individual Targeting source. Use it when you need to answer: which campaigns exist, which ones are active or paused, and which campaign deserves a closer ad review.

Where it sits in DOE: Ad Library > Source: Individual Targeting.

Individual Targeting campaign list with status and metrics

Use This Page To

NeedHow the page helps
Review campaign performanceShows campaign rows with clicks, impressions, reach, CTR, and unique CTR.
Find active or paused campaignsUse the Status menu in the header.
Open the ads inside a campaignSelect the campaign row to move into Ads Listing.
Export campaign evidenceDownload XLSX after the source, status, sort, and date range look right.
Check whether tracking is producing dataLook for campaign rows and non-zero metrics before comparing in Reports.

Columns

ColumnWhat the column tells you
Campaign NameThe campaign users can open to see its ads.
ClicksTotal clicks tracked for the campaign in the shown period.
ImpressionsTotal times campaign ads were shown in the shown period.
ReachCount of reached people or accounts that DOE can attribute to the campaign source.
CTRClick-through rate based on clicks and impressions.
Unique CTRClick-through rate based on unique reach where DOE receives enough data to calculate it.
CreatedThe campaign creation date.
StatusWhether the campaign is active or paused.

How To Review A Campaign

  1. Confirm the header says Source: Individual Targeting.
  2. Check the UTC date range shown beside the source selector.
  3. Clear the Status filter if you are not sure whether a campaign is active or paused.
  4. Sort by Clicks, Impressions, Reach, CTR, or Unique CTR depending on the question.
  5. Open the campaign row to review the ads inside it.
  6. Use Reports when you need to see account, stakeholder, website, or deal impact.

Status

The status filter can show Active, Paused, or all campaigns when cleared.

If your role allows campaign maintenance, the status value can also open a confirmation flow. Activating a campaign starts collecting new ad data and performance metrics again. Pausing a campaign stops data collection and tracking until it is reactivated.

If the status is not clickable, your role or workspace setup does not allow you to change it from this page.

If Rows Look Missing

CheckWhy it matters
SourceLinkedIn and Individual Targeting are separate campaign sources.
Status filterActive-only views hide paused campaigns.
WorkspaceEach workspace has its own campaign data.
Date rangeThe page shows the source's available range in UTC.
Recent setup changesNew or changed campaigns may need time before metrics appear.
PermissionSome users can view rows but cannot create, edit, or export.