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After the Campaign Wizard finishes generating, you’ll see a results page with your complete campaign plan. Here’s what each section means and what to look for.
Campaign plan top
Campaign plan bottom

Strategy overview

At the top, you’ll see a card explaining the AI’s overall approach. This is a plain-language summary of why the AI chose this particular campaign structure, targeting strategy, and budget allocation. Read this first to understand the big picture.

Campaign settings

This card shows the technical configuration for your campaign:
SettingWhat it means
ObjectiveWhat Meta will optimize for (e.g., Sales, Leads)
Daily BudgetHow much you’ll spend per day
Bid StrategyHow Meta will bid in auctions (e.g., Lowest Cost)
Initial StatusAlways starts as Paused so you can review before going live
Your campaign always starts paused. Nothing runs on Meta until you explicitly activate it.

Ad set and targeting

This is the most detailed section. It breaks down who will see your ads:

Demographics

  • Age range: The minimum and maximum ages targeted
  • Gender: All genders, or a specific selection
  • Estimated audience size: How many people fall into this targeting bracket

Geographic targeting

  • Countries: The primary countries selected
  • Cities: Specific cities with radius targeting (if applicable)
  • Regions: States or provinces (if applicable)

Interests and behaviors

The AI researches Meta’s interest taxonomy and selects targeting dimensions relevant to your business. These are displayed as badges grouped by category:
  • Interests: Topics and pages people engage with
  • Behaviors: Purchase behavior, device usage, travel habits
  • Income levels: Household income brackets (where available)
  • Life events: Recently moved, new job, etc.
  • Industries and job titles: Professional targeting

Advantage+ Audience

If enabled, this lets Meta’s algorithm expand beyond your selected targeting when it finds likely converters. The AI enables this when it thinks the algorithm will help.

What you can do from here

At the bottom of the results page, you’ll see action buttons depending on the plan’s current status:
Plan statusAvailable actions
DraftApprove Plan
ApprovedCreate Campaign on Meta
DeployedActivate Campaign (resume from paused)
LiveView only (campaign is running)

Next step

Happy with the plan? Head to Deploying Your Campaign to push it live on Meta.
Last modified on February 28, 2026