Straight from MySpace themselves...
"Ads are reviewed in the order in which they are received. We appreciate your patience during the review process. During the beta test of this advertising platform we will have MySpace SSAP agents approving ads Monday thru Friday, from 10:30 AM to 6:30 PM (Pacific Standard/Daylight Time). "
I know for a fact this is definitely NOT true. I still have a few ads sitting from 3 days ago. On average my ads take about 24 hours to be reviewed. I know people who get theirs reviewed on average within an hour. I know for a fact people who have submitted ads after me getting them approved first.
My experience with it so far is mostly composed of annoyance. The system is very strange. The ads seem to not get traffic all day and the suddenly they'll kick in and get a ton of impressions. That happened to me last night and I hit my budget. I upped my budget and have only had a total of like 5,000 impressions since on the same campaign.
Newly accepted ads seem to take at least 24 hours for me to even get a single impression. Then again, I know people who get traffic instantly after having their ads approved.
Since my limited success last night getting traffic, I haven't gotten more than 25 clicks. Quite honestly I'm just annoyed and don't like sitting around waiting for my traffic to kick in. I've been making absurdly large budgets for test niches simply because I'm afraid that if I hit a budget ever again the traffic will stop completely as it has this time. I don't want to be away from the computer thinking I have no traffic, then come back to have my entire budget eaten in an hour because they decided to start delivering some impressions.
Other annoyances can be found in the campaign system. You can't hide paused campaigns and you can't order the way you want to view your campaigns. It doesn't even seem like you can delete a campaign. Theres also no easy way to see the total amount of money you've spent on a campaign in the last day. It just shows you how much of your budget is left unless you go to the reports.
That being said, if I could get some traffic tonight I would most likely be profitable.
