Build a campaign page with AI

Go from an approved campaign brief to a reviewed Jurni page using products, references, and focused AI edits.

Use Jurni AI to turn a campaign brief into a page, then refine it in the editor. Start with the message, product, and next action—not a long list of design instructions.

Before you begin

Work in the correct shop. Have the product, approved claims and offer, and any campaign images or references ready. Review your brand settings and AI Knowledge so the brief uses your brand’s approved information.

From brief to page

1. Start a new build or open the page you want to edit

   Use the Jurni Agent for a new conversation, or open AI inside an existing experience’s editor. Be explicit about whether you want a new page or an edit to the current one.

2. Supply the campaign context

   Attach the relevant product, ad, copy, images, or references using the available chat attachments. Describe the audience, offer, and primary action. Label design references separately from assets that should appear on the page.

3. Create the first version

   Describe the page structure and the information shoppers need to make a decision. Review the result before requesting more changes. Replace unsupported or inaccurate content rather than assuming generated copy is approved.

4. Refine in focused steps

   Select a section, make one clear request, and name what must stay unchanged. Use direct editor controls for simple text changes, deletion, or reordering. Check mobile and desktop as you go.

5. Connect and test the purchase

   Confirm the real product, variants, subscription choices, quantity, and cart or checkout action. A designed offer is not the same as a configured discount. Use Products and Buy Boxes for the purchase setup.

6. Save, review, and publish

   Save the work and send the appropriate review link. Complete the pre-launch checklist, publish to the intended destination, then test the campaign entry URL.

What to put in the first message

Build a page for [product] and [audience], arriving from [ad/channel].
Use the attached approved copy and product photos.
The main action is [action].
Explain [key questions/benefits] and include [needed sections].
Follow our brand guidance. Do not invent claims, reviews, or offers.

Use Prompt examples for common campaign and editing tasks, or Prompting best practices for more guidance.

AI, the editor, and publishing have different jobs

AI helps create and change content. The editor gives you direct control over sections and settings. Publishing makes the intended version available to shoppers. A completed chat message does not mean a campaign is live or that an experiment has started.

Check whether a change affects one page, a Global Section, or shared product information before applying it to a live campaign.

When an edit misses the mark

Keep the parts that are right and describe the remaining mismatch. A focused screenshot and a sentence about the problem are often more useful than repeating the original brief. For an unrelated task, start a new chat and supply its context. Chat history helps revisit discussions; it is not page version history.

Before sending traffic, confirm the live page, purchasing flow, and tracking. AI-generated content still needs the same review as work created manually.