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Campaign statuses and the "why no traffic" answer

Since release v8.4, every campaign shows one status, with alerts, and a plain answer to "why is there no traffic?". This article explains how to read it.

One status per campaign

Each campaign has a single, clear status — the same on every channel when the advertiser buys across channels (see Omnichannel Buying). Examples from the platform screens: Running, Learning, Paused, Low balance.

The reason is on the status

When a campaign gets no traffic, the reason is shown on the status — for example a bid that is too low or targeting that is too narrow (from the Support Center FAQ).

What to do for each reason

Reason Fix
Bid too low Raise the bid toward the recommendation
Targeting too narrow Add countries, devices or widen the audience
Low or no balance Add funds
Creative not approved Check the creative status and edit it
Paused Resume, or check which rule paused it

Alerts

Status changes can trigger alerts, so you hear about a stopped campaign before the client does. Add Team Alerts for Slack or Telegram.

Learning

A Learning status means the campaign is still gathering data for optimization. Avoid big changes during that phase.

Related: My campaign isn't delivering (for advertisers) · Zero-bid alerts and bid recommendations

Nov 13, 2026

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