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Welcome back to our AdMaster Cloud tutorial
series!

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If you missed our previous video guiding you
through the essential steps of setting up

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a campaign, you can catch up by clicking the
link on your screen.

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As a quick recap, AdMaster provides three
distinct methods for scheduling a campaign:

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static scheduling, allowing you to select
specific hours; variable scheduling, where

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you set dayparts and plays dynamically; and
manual scheduling, a method where every aspect

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is handled manually.

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In this tutorial, we're turning our attention
to manual scheduling.

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Let's jump right in!

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The manual scheduling process is initiated
similarly to static or variable scheduling.

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You start by determining the campaign name
and number, selecting the customer, processing

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the spots, and reviewing business separation.

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The interface prompts you to choose the starting
and ending dates, similar to the other scheduling

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methods.

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All these steps have been covered in a separate
video tutorial.

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Contrary to Static and Variable scheduling,
which can include multiple campaign segments,

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the schedule is set manually in a single segment.

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Here's how:
In the manual scheduling window, you'll find

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the spots included in the campaign at the
top.

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Rows represent hours, and columns represent
dates.

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If a campaign starts on the current date,
you can only add spots to future hours.

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The slider below doesn't affect scheduling;
it's there to keep the interface organized.

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The process is straightforward: Select a spot
and click on the corresponding cell to schedule

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it.

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Clicking on the scheduled spot removes it
from the schedule.

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For example:
Tuesday at 11 AM and 1 PM.

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To schedule the second spot, click the button
next to it and click on the corresponding

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cell.

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Tuesday at 11 AM.

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Note that both spots A and B will be scheduled
for the same hour.

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As you add more plays, the plays and the total
duration in seconds are displayed here.

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To schedule a spot more than once in the hour,
right-click the selection to access the settings

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for the number of plays in the hour, the break
selection within the hour, and special positioning

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inside the break.

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Clicking the Save button saves your manual
schedule, and Saving draft as campaign prepares

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traffic log to be sent to your playout PC.

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Thanks for your attention.

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