This guide covers the key ideas and terms of the InZone platform. These concepts help you to understand how the system operates and how to best leverage it for successful ad campaigns.
Brands represents the primary identity of a business or organization using the InZone platform. Each user must create at least one brand to begin managing campaigns. Brands are crucial for maintaining a consistent visual identity across all advertisements.
Sub-brands are a secondary brand under the umbrella of the main brand. It allows businesses with multiple product lines or services to differentiate campaigns while still maintaining a connection to the primary brand identity.
Hotels are the online destination where ads created through InZone will be displayed. Each brand or sub-brand should have an associated website where the banner ads will be injected or managed. This can be your own business website or external platforms like Google Hotels.
Pages refer to specific sections of a website where a banner ad will be injected. Users can configure which pages will display certain ads based on their target audience or the goals of the campaign.
Campaigns are the core of the advertising process in InZone. A campaign is a group of advertisements centered around a specific promotion, event, or offer. Users can create multiple campaigns for different purposes, with each campaign containing detailed configurations, such as where ads will be shown, who the audience is, and the schedule.
Targeting allows users to define specific audience segments for their campaigns. Targeting can be based on geographic location, language, device type, or demographic data. This ensures that ads are shown to the most relevant audiences, maximizing effectiveness.
Banners are the visual advertisements created within InZone. These can be customized using your brand’s assets (logos, colors, images) and include messaging and calls-to-action. Banners are flexible and can be displayed on websites, social media platforms or third-party advertising services such as Google Ads and Facebook.