Overview
Brand Standards provide:- AI-powered content filtering based on your brand safety requirements
- Automatic application to all campaigns within a brand agent
- Multi-market targeting with country, channel, and language specificity
- Natural language configuration through conversational prompts
Core Properties
Unique identifier for the brand standards
Human-readable name for the standards (e.g., “Family-Safe Standards”, “Premium Brand Guidelines”)
Array of brand names these standards apply to. Empty array means all brands within the brand agent
Array of channel codes these standards target (e.g., [“web”, “social”, “mobile”]). Empty array means all channels
Array of ISO country codes these standards target (e.g., [“US”, “CA”, “GB”]). Empty array means all countries
Array of language codes these standards target (e.g., [“en”, “es”, “fr”]). Required for storage - cannot be empty
Natural language prompt defining your brand safety rules and guidelines
ISO 8601 timestamp when the standards were created
ISO 8601 timestamp when the standards were last modified
Common Use Cases
Family-Safe Content Filtering
Ensure all content is appropriate for family audiences by rejecting anything containing violence, adult themes, or profanity while approving educational and lifestyle content.Premium Brand Safety
Maintain premium brand positioning by only accepting high-quality, professionally produced content while avoiding anything that could diminish brand prestige.Regional Compliance
Ensure content complies with local regulations like GDPR while prioritizing transparency and user privacy.How Standards Work
Automatic Application
- All campaigns within a brand agent inherit these standards
- New campaigns automatically use current safety rules
- Standards apply to creative approval and content classification
Content Classification
- Incoming content is evaluated against your safety rules
- AI uses your natural language prompts to make approval decisions
- Classifications help ensure brand-safe media placements
Targeting Flexibility
- Standards can target specific markets, channels, or languages
- Multiple standards can operate simultaneously with different targeting
- Market-appropriate safety rules for different regions
Configuration Examples
Multi-Channel Standards
Region-Specific Standards
Best Practices
Writing Effective Prompts
- Be specific: Clear, detailed safety requirements work better than vague guidelines
- Use examples: Include specific scenarios to guide AI decision-making
- Consider edge cases: Address boundary situations in your prompts
- Test and refine: Create, test, and adjust prompts based on results
Targeting Strategy
- Start broad: Begin with general standards, then add market-specific ones
- Layer specificity: Use multiple standards for different requirements (e.g., family safety, compliance)
- Monitor performance: Review classification accuracy and adjust prompts as needed
Management
- Meaningful names: Use descriptive names that indicate the purpose
- Regular updates: Keep standards current with changing brand requirements
- Market relevance: Ensure standards are appropriate for targeted regions
Integration with Campaigns
Brand Standards automatically integrate with your campaign workflows:Campaign Creation
- New campaigns inherit all applicable brand standards
- Safety rules are automatically applied during campaign setup
- Content classification begins immediately
Content Review
- All creative content is evaluated against your safety standards
- AI makes approval/rejection decisions based on your prompts
- Consistent brand safety across all campaign content
Ongoing Management
- Standards can be updated without affecting existing campaigns
- Changes apply to new content and classifications
- Previous versions are preserved for reference if needed