AdShot Pro Best Practices: Maximizing Your Throughput

Once you've moved from manual verification to AdShot Pro, you've already taken a massive leap in efficiency. But are you pushing the system to its full potential?

Here are the top best practices we've learned from our highest-volume agency users.

1. Optimize Your URL Lists

Don't just dump raw exports from your ad server.

• Deduplicate: Ensure you aren't auditing the same URL multiple times in one batch.
• Normalize: Strip out unnecessary tracking parameters that might slow down the page load.
• Prioritize: Place your high-value "Premium" URLs at the start of your bulk upload.

2. Master the "Wait-to-Render" Timer

Not all sites are created equal.

• For lightweight news sites, a 2-3 second wait is plenty.
• For heavy, script-laden platforms, set a 5-8 second wait to ensure all ad scripts have finished firing before the capture. Reducing wait time where possible is the fastest way to increase throughput.

3. Use Creative Injection Strategically

Instead of injecting on every URL for a general report, use Creative Injection for your "Spot Checks." It's a high-impact way to show a client exactly how their specific creative looks, but it takes slightly more system resources than a standard capture.

4. Leverage Tagging for Reporting

Use the "Notes" or "Labels" column in your upload. Tagging batches by "Client Name" or "Campaign ID" allows you to filter your history instantly and find proof-of-execution from six months ago in seconds.

5. Mobile vs. Desktop Strategy

Consider your audience. If your campaign is 80% mobile, focus your verification runs on mobile viewports. This gives you a more accurate view of the "Real" user experience.

Conclusion

Efficiency isn't just about having the right tool—it's about using it correctly. By following these best practices, you can double your verification throughput and provide even better data to your clients.

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