Most of your ad budget reaches people who were never going to buy.

Vyete campaigns are designed to appear in commerce-focused contexts, where buyers are already exploring products and services, making them more receptive to your message. Unlike generic banner ads or social media boosts, Vyete campaigns are native to the shopping journey.

• Your campaign appears alongside verified products and shops, not between unrelated content.
• Targeting is based on active buying intent, not just demographic guesses.
• Every campaign links directly to your product offerings and verified shops, making it easy for a buyer to go from discovery to purchase.
• You only pay for placements that reach buyers who match your criteria.

Because Vyete is a commerce platform, not a general social platform, every impression is in a buying mindset context.

Yes. Vyete gives you full control over campaign geography. You can target as narrowly as a single neighbourhood or as broadly as the whole country. Most brand owners start local to test performance, then scale what works.

• Set a precise radius around a specific shop or location: ideal for driving foot traffic.
• Target by city or district: useful for regional product launches.
• Run nationwide campaigns with category-level targeting: great for brand awareness pushes.
• Run multiple campaigns simultaneously with different geographic scopes.

Geo-targeting on Vyete is tied to your verified shop locations, so local campaigns automatically direct buyers to the nearest shop carrying your products.

Vyete campaigns are flexible. There is no fixed minimum that locks you into large spend. You can start small, test performance, and scale up as you see results. The goal is to make campaigns accessible to brand owners of all sizes.

• Set a daily or total campaign budget: spend only what you are comfortable with.
• Pause or adjust your budget at any time during the campaign.
• Use poll data and post engagement to inform how much to invest before committing a large budget.
• Review performance after your first campaign before scaling spend.

Starting small is a good strategy. Many brand owners run a low-budget test campaign first to measure audience response before investing more.

Many brands see engagement within hours of a campaign going live, and meaningful sales impact within a few days, depending on your targeting, creative, and product category. Vyete shows you results in real time so you are never waiting for a weekly report.

• Impressions and clicks begin appearing in your dashboard within minutes of launch.
• Shop visit and product enquiry data typically surfaces within 24–48 hours.
• Sales-linked conversions depend on your shop network's response speed and buyer decision cycles.
• Use early performance signals (click-through rate, engagement rate) to optimize targeting and creative quickly.

Campaign performance varies by category and audience. Fashion and FMCG tend to see faster engagement cycles than higher-consideration purchases.

A campaign is a broad promotional push. It builds awareness, reaches new audiences, and drives traffic to your brand profile or shop network. An advert is a precise placement tied to a specific buyer moment: a product search, a category browse, or a shop visit. Campaigns cast a wide net; adverts catch specific fish.

Most brands use both: campaigns to grow reach, adverts to convert intent.

Vyete supports four contextual ad placements:

• Feed Adverts: appear in the discovery feed among brand posts
• Offering Cards: promoted product listings inside category search results
• Shop Banners: branded placement on or near verified shop profiles
• Event Ads: promoted event listings reaching buyers near the venue location

All formats are native to the Vyete experience. They look and feel like organic content, not banner ads.

You set either a daily or total budget when creating an advert. Vyete will never spend beyond your set limit. You can pause, adjust, or stop your advert at any time from your dashboard. Billing happens against actual delivery: you only pay for impressions or clicks actually served.