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Product overview

Learn how DS-1 turns a campaign goal into an activated audience.

Meet DS-1

If you've ever planned a campaign, you know the drill. You start with a goal in your head, something like "reach people who are likely to buy a new SUV in the next three months." Then comes the gap between that idea and an actual audience you can target. Pulling segments, checking overlap, lining everything up for activation. It works, but it's a lot of steps between the thought and the thing.

DS-1 campaign planning interface

How it works

Think about the last time you explained a campaign to someone on your team. You didn't hand them a spec sheet. You said something like "we're launching a premium skincare line, we want women who care about clean ingredients, and we need to be live by the end of the month." They got it immediately, because that's how people actually talk about goals.

DS-1 works the same way. You describe what you're trying to do, and it figures out the audiences that fit. No segment codes to memorize, no menus to dig through. You chat, it listens, and it brings back the audiences most likely to move your campaign.

Most of the time, that conversation is all you need. But when you already know exactly what you want, DS-1 also offers workflows: guided shortcuts that take you straight to a common action, and you can save your own for the steps you run again and again. Either way, the flow below is what's happening beneath the surface.

1

You describe the goal

Tell DS-1 who you're trying to reach and what you're trying to achieve. The more context you give, the sharper the result, but you don't need to speak its language. You just speak yours.

2

DS-1 plans and discovers

It interprets what you're after and surfaces the audiences that match, drawing on the full range of targeting available to you.

3

You refine

Maybe the first pass is close, but not quite. You can push back, ask for adjustments, or explore alternatives, all in the same conversation. It's a back-and-forth, not a one-shot query.

4

You activate

When the audience is right, DS-1 takes it through to activation. The idea you started with is now live and working.

Why it's built this way

Most tools make you meet them halfway. You learn their interface, their naming conventions, their particular way of organizing things, and then you translate your idea into their system.

DS-1 flips that. At its core, the interface is a conversation, which means there's almost nothing to learn. If you can describe a campaign goal out loud, you can use DS-1.

When you want to move fast, it also offers recommended workflows that take you straight to a common action, and if you run a process often, you can build your own workflow to match.

The expertise stays with you, and the busywork moves to the agent. That's what makes DS-1 an agentic advertising platform and not just another tool: it not only answers your questions, it takes action on your behalf and carries the work all the way through to activation.

What you get out of it

The audience buying process usually has a lot of moving parts, and a lot of them are repetitive. DS-1 takes on that load so you can spend your time on the parts that actually need your judgment: the strategy, the creative bets, the calls only you can make.

So instead of asking "how do I build this audience," you get to ask the better question: "who do I actually want to reach, and what do I want to happen next?" DS-1 handles the rest.

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