Tweak Logs: every suggestion and what happened to it
Tweak Logs is the record of everything your agent has suggested, biggest first. Use it to catch up on anything you haven't answered by email and to see what's already been done.
Reading a suggestion
Each card shows the channel (Google Ads or Facebook Ads), its status, the date, a short title and the reason behind it. The est. $ a week at stake tag is the agent's estimate of how much spend or opportunity the change affects. If the agent has made the same suggestion more than once, you'll see "suggested 2×" with a link to its history.
Statuses
| Status | Meaning |
|---|---|
| Not implemented | Waiting for your decision. |
| Awaiting confirm | Approved, and waiting on a final confirmation before it's applied. |
| Implemented | Applied to your account, with the date and time. |
| Skipped | Not applied, for example because it was declined or is no longer needed. |
| Failed | The change couldn't be applied. Reply help please if you'd like us to look at it. |
What you can do
- Implement opens a confirmation showing exactly what will change. Nothing happens until you confirm.
- Ask Einstein opens the suggestion in Einstein so you can ask questions about it first.
- Dismiss removes it from your list. You can tell us why, which helps the agent suggest better things next time.
- Tick several suggestions and use Review and apply to handle them together.
Use the filters at the top to show Not Implemented or Applied items, or just Google or Meta.
Why the list stays short
- Repeats of the same idea are folded into one card.
- When two suggestions pull in opposite directions, only the current one is kept. Turn on Show superseded to see the older ones.
- Suggestions you haven't acted on eventually move to Expired, because the data behind them goes stale. Use Re-check and re-propose to have the agent look again.
- Small or unclear items go to our team to check rather than cluttering your list.
Still stuck? Reply help please to any Campaign Brain email and our Sydney team will pick it up, or call 1300 304 640. See Getting help from a person.