Parent Ad Management (Advisers)

Parent Ad Management (Advisers)

πŸŽ“ Managing Parent Ads in Your Yearbook Project

As a yearbook adviser, you are the only team member who can review and manage ads submitted by parents.

To begin managing ads, click the "Parent Ads" button from your project dashboard.



You can also access your ads from the left toolbar:




πŸ“‚ Ad Status Categories

You will see four categories that organize ads based on their current status.

πŸ“Please see the Managing Love Lines  article for an explanation of Love Lines


πŸ•’ Pending



Pending ads are ads that parents have purchased and submitted for review.

When reviewing:

  • Check for spelling errors

  • Confirm images display correctly

  • Ensure content is appropriate

Actions available:

  • Approve β€” moves the ad to the Approved category

  • Deny β€” sends the ad back to the parent for edits


βœ… Approved


When you click Approve, the ad moves to the Approved category.

From here:

  • The ad is ready to be placed into an ad section.

  • Once placed on a page, it will automatically move to In Book status.


❌ Denied


When you click Deny, a Deny Ad modal appears.


This modal allows you to:

  • View ad details

  • Enter a reason for denial

  • Provide instructions for correction

Click Deny & Send to:

  • Email the parent automatically

  • Provide them with a link to edit their ad

  • Return the ad to them for correction

Status behavior:

  • The ad remains in Denied until the parent edits and resubmits it.

  • Once resubmitted, it moves back to Pending for review.


πŸ“˜ In Book



When an approved ad is placed on a page, it moves to In Book.

Important:

  • Ads in this category cannot be denied while they are placed on a page.

  • To deny an in-book ad, you must first remove it from the page.


πŸ”Ž Sorting and Filtering Ads

If you have many ads to review, use the dropdown menus in the top-right corner to sort or filter.



You can filter by:

  • Ad size

  • Student name

  • Grade

After filtering, results can be sorted in alphanumeric order.


✏️ Editing an Ad After Approval (Parent Requests Changes)

If a parent requests edits after submitting an ad:

  1. The parent must contact the yearbook adviser.

  2. The adviser will locate the ad in one of two places:

    • Approved

    • In Book

Then:

If the ad is In Book

  • Remove the ad from the page first.

  • Once removed, it can be denied.

If the ad is Approved (not yet placed)



  • Open the ad settings.

  • Go to Approved Ads.

  • Click Deny.

When denying:



  • Enter a reason such as Parent requested correction.

  • Click Deny & Send.

Result:

  • The parent receives an email with your note.

  • They can edit and resubmit their ad.

  • The ad returns to Pending for review.

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