TikTok Ad is Active - How long until traffic?

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Hey running my first few ads on TikTok.
I got it approved, and all is green.

It says active, and I deployed everything properly.
How long until I start to see traffic?

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As it's not spending any money?
 
Oh just realized, it says "pending scheduled" under ad group.
Does that mean my ad passed the test already? and I'm just scheduled to go?

Want to make sure it's already passed the check.
 
Hey running my first few ads on TikTok.
I got it approved, and all is green.

It says active, and I deployed everything properly.
How long until I start to see traffic?

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As it's not spending any money?
TikTok ads usually start delivering traffic within 1 to 4 hours post approval, but if you see zero impressions after 24 hours, you should review your bid strategy, audience sizing, and budget pacing.
 
You should usually start seeing impressions and traffic within 30 minutes to a few hours, although in some cases it can take up to 24 hours while TikTok completes its delivery optimisation. If your campaign is active and approved, just let it run and avoid making major changes too soon, as that can reset the learning phase.
 
Usually it starts within a few hours, but sometimes it can take up to 24 hours. If it's still not spending after that, double check your targeting and budget.
 
Hey running my first few ads on TikTok.
I got it approved, and all is green.

It says active, and I deployed everything properly.
How long until I start to see traffic?

View attachment 537019

As it's not spending any money?
Of course it depends on the specific campaiign but normally u will not see consistent traffic right after approval. the Tik Tok platform tends to take some time to check out the ad perfformance among various target groups nd optimize delivery. i would give it some time nd analyze the numbers instead of making an opinion based solely on the first few hours of testting.
 
Usually it starts within a few hours, but new accounts can take longer, check your bid, budget, targeting, and make sure there are no delivery limits.
 
It's pretty normal for new campaigns to take a little while before spending. TikTok usually needs some time to enter the learning phase, and it can take anywhere from a few minutes to several hours before impressions start coming in.
If it's still not spending after 24 hours, I'd doublecheck your bid, audience size, budget, and campaign settings.
 
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