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Publishing is the handoff between creative production and live spend. Superscale can help launch and manage campaigns on supported ad platforms, but the important distinction is this: analysis, export, publishing, and campaign management are different levels of integration.

The publishing ladder

Export

Download the final creative files and upload them manually to your ad platform.

Creative push

Send approved creative into a connected account where the integration supports it.

Campaign setup

Use Superscale to create or reuse campaigns, ad sets/ad groups, and ads through approval-gated steps.

Optimization

Monitor performance, then approve budget, pause/resume, or creative replacement actions where supported.

Supported launch flow

Superscale’s media-buying mode currently focuses on Meta Ads, TikTok Ads, and Google Ads. Campaign creation follows the same spine across platforms:

Choose platform and account

Select the connected ad account: Meta, TikTok Ads, or Google Ads.

Decide what to reuse

Campaign, ad set/ad group, and creative can each be new or reused. Reusing an ad set/ad group also reuses its parent campaign.

Pick the creative

Use an existing asset, upload one, or generate a new static/video first.

Approve each publish step

Review and confirm the campaign, then the ad set/ad group, then the ad. Each approval card is editable before it publishes.

Monitor performance

After launch, use performance monitoring and scheduled reports to decide what to scale or pause.

Platform notes

PlatformWhat to know before publishing
Meta AdsSupports image and video creatives. Campaign, ad set, and ad creation are approval-gated. Dynamic creative variants are supported where the account/setup allows it.
TikTok AdsVideo-only for ad creation. If you try to launch an image creative, make or choose a video first.
Google AdsSupports Search and Display campaign creation in this workflow. Performance Max is not supported here.

Read-only versus write access

Connecting an account can mean reading performance data, importing creative history, publishing creative, or changing campaign settings. Those are not the same permission level.
If you only want analysis, connect read-only where available. If you want Superscale to publish or manage campaigns, grant the required write permissions and keep approval enabled.

Manual upload is still useful

Even when direct publishing is available, manual export is useful for teams with strict review, platform-specific naming conventions, agency handoff, or channels not yet supported by a write integration.

Common publishing questions

Not always. Some connections are for analysis first; publishing depends on the platform, permission scope, account setup, and feature availability.
Campaign creation and budget-changing actions go through approval cards. Review the fields, edit them if needed, then confirm before the platform action is sent.
Check business manager permissions, page access, and the account you selected during connection. If it still does not appear, send the account ID to support.
Yes, where the platform supports it. Reuse the existing campaign or ad set/ad group, then create only the missing lower-level entity.

Integration capabilities

See what each connected platform can read, publish, or manage.
Last modified on June 3, 2026