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# Manage Your Amplified Ads
The *Amplified Content* screen lists every amplified ad running across your connected ad manager accounts, so you can track performance and update settings in one place. This article shows you how to find your amplified ads, review their performance, and edit their campaign, ad set, and ad details. To learn how to set up an amplification campaign, view [Configure an Amplification Campaign](/brand/what-would-you-like-to-learn-about/creator-program/working-with-creators/amplify-your-creator-ads/configure-an-amplification-campaign.md).
## View your amplified ads
1. From the left navigation bar, select  **\[Engage] → Content → User Generated →** [**Amplified Content**](https://app.impact.com/secure/advertiser/engage/fr/amplify/amplified-content.ihtml).
2. In the upper-right corner, select the  **\[Drop-down menu]** to choose the ad manager account whose amplified ads you want to view.
3. Use the search bar on the right to find an ad by name, or select the **Type** filter to narrow the list by content type.
* Refer to the *Filter reference* below.
4. Select **Sort Order** to change the order of the list, or select the  **\[Columns]** icon to show or hide columns.
* Refer to the *Column reference* below.
Filter reference
| Filter | Description |
| --------------- | ----------------------------- |
| Instagram Reel | Filter for Instagram Reels. |
| Instagram Post | Filter for Instagram Posts. |
| Instagram Story | Filter for Instagram Stories. |
Columns reference
| Column | Description |
| -------------- | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| Name | The name of the amplified ad, including its ad manager account and content type. |
| Status | The current status of the ad, such as `Paused`. |
| Meta Campaign | The Meta campaign the ad belongs to. |
| Meta Ad Set | The Meta ad set the ad belongs to. |
| Meta Ad | The name of the Meta ad. |
| Objective | The campaign objective, such as `Traffic`. |
| Budget | The budget set for the ad and whether it is `Daily` or `Lifetime`. |
| Spent | The amount spent on the ad to date. |
| Bid | The bid amount and bid strategy, such as `CPM`. |
| Clicks | The total number of clicks the ad has received. |
| Revenue | The total revenue generated by the ad. |
| Start-End Date | The ad's start and end dates, or `Ongoing` if no end date is set. |
## Review your amplified ad's performance
Get a detailed look at your ad and view its performance metrics.
1. On the *Amplified Content* screen, hover over the ad you want to review and select **Details**.
2. From the ad slideout, you can view the following details:
* At the top, you'll see the campaign the ad is tied to, the connected platform, the ad name, and a preview of the ad.
* On the right, you can select the **Date Range** to set the reporting period, and then review the ad's performance metrics. Refer to the *Metrics reference* below.
* Beneath the ad preview, view the ad's campaign details, its ad set details, and ad details.
* You can also edit your ad. Refer to the [*Edit your amplified ad*](#edit-your-amplified-a-d) section below to learn more.
Metrics reference
| Metric | Description |
| ------------------ | ------------------------------------------------------- |
| Clicks | Total clicks the ad received. |
| Impressions | Number of times the ad was displayed. |
| Reach | Number of unique people who saw the ad. |
| Spend | Total amount spent on the ad. |
| CPM | Cost per 1,000 impressions. |
| Revenue | Total revenue attributed to the ad. |
| Clicks vs. Actions | A chart that compares clicks against actions over time. |
## Edit your amplified ad
From ad's slideout, you can update the ad's campaign, ad set, and ad settings. Each section has its own **Edit** link.
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**Note**: Not all fields can be edited once your campaign is live.
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### Edit campaign details
The *Campaign Details* section holds the top-level settings that apply to the whole campaign.
1. In the ad slideout, scroll to the *Campaign Details* section and select **Edit**.
2. Update any of the available fields, then select **Save Changes**. Refer to the *Campaign details reference* below.
Campaign details reference
| Field | Description |
| ------------------- | ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| Name | The name of the campaign. |
| Ad Manager Account | The connected ad manager account running the campaign. |
| Objective | The campaign goal (for example, `Traffic`). |
| Status | Whether the campaign is active or paused. |
| Special Ad Category | A regulated category the ad falls under, if any. Refer to [Special ad category reference](/brand/what-would-you-like-to-learn-about/creator-program/working-with-creators/amplify-your-creator-ads/configure-an-amplification-campaign.md#special-a-d-category-reference) to learn more. |
### Edit ad set details
The *Ad Set Details* section controls audience targeting, the performance goal, and the budget and schedule.
1. In the ad slideout, scroll to the *Ad Set Details* section and select **Edit**.
2. Update the *Ad Set Name* and any settings in the *Advantage+ Audience*, *Traffic*, and *Budget* and *Schedule* areas, then save your changes. Refer to the *Ad set details reference* below.
Ad set details reference
| Field | Description |
| ---------------- | ------------------------------------------- |
| Status | Whether the ad set is `Active` or `Paused`. |
| Ad Set Name | The name of the ad set. |
| Age Range | The audience age range. |
| Locations | The geographic locations targeted. |
| Languages | The audience languages. |
| Performance Goal | The performance goal of the ad set. |
| Bid Amount | The bid set for the ad set. |
| Budget | The spend limit and cadence. |
| Start Date | When the ad set begins running. |
| End Date | When the ad set stops running. |
### Edit ad details
The *Ad Details* section controls the individual ad content and its call to action.
1. In the ads slideout, scroll to the *Ad Details* section and select **Edit**.
2. Update any of the available fields, then save your changes. Refer to the *Ad details reference* below.
Ad details reference
| Field | Description |
| -------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| Status | Whether the ad is `Active` or `Paused`. |
| Name | The name of the ad. |
| CTA Type | The call-to-action type. Refer to the [Call to action reference](/brand/what-would-you-like-to-learn-about/creator-program/working-with-creators/amplify-your-creator-ads/configure-an-amplification-campaign.md#call-to-action-reference). |
| URL | The tracking link tied to the ad's call to action. |
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