Ad draft
An ad draft is a complete, unlaunched ad, with creative, copy, destination and budget, waiting for a decision.
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What “Ad draft” means
A draft is the unit of work in approve-first buying. It should contain everything the live ad will contain, so that the reviewer is judging the real thing and not a description of it. Nothing in a draft spends money. That is what makes it safe for an agent, or a junior colleague, to prepare.
Link AI by Linkme drafts Meta ads from a request in chat. Per Linkme, the draft shows a daily budget and how it changes spend, is marked “Needs review”, and launches on Meta once approved. A team member can create a draft as well. Either way, the draft waits for approval.
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AI Media Buying Agent. “Ad draft.” Linkme. Content reviewed 11 November 2026.
https://aimediabuyingagent.com/glossary/ad-draft/