> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.seoneo.io/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.seoneo.io/documentation/campaigns/campaigns-overview.md). # Campaigns Overview If you click on "**Campaigns**" from main menu, you will be navigated to **Campaigns Overview** screen.

You can navigate to Campaigns overview from main menu

### Creating a New Campaign To create a new campaign: * Click on **Campaigns** from main menu * Click on **Create Campaign** button

A pop-up will appear to give a name on your campaign. Click on **Create** button and you will be navigated to [**Campaign Creation Screen**](/documentation/campaigns/campaign-creation-screen.md). ### Campaign Information When you click on a folder you can see all campaigns within the folder along with some basic information for each campaign. Campaign information includes: **Campaign Name**: the name you give on your campaigns **Data Started**: date you started the campaign **Groups**: the number of link groups the campaign includes **Tasks**: total number of tasks (websites to post) **Scheduled**: if campaign is scheduled to run on a specific date/time **Status**: status of the campaign.

Information columns for all your campaigns

### Campaign Status A campaign can be in different status depending on campaign state. Campaign status depicts the state of a campaign. A campaign can be created (**idle**) or can be saved incomplete (**draft**). After the campaign creation, a campaign can be started (**started**), and then either paused (**paused**) or run until it's finished (**finished**).

{% hint style="info" %} Keep in mind that an incomplete/**draft** campaign (a campaign with not all required data set) cannot start/run. You will first need to edit the campaign and complete all steps before running it. {% endhint %} On the table below you can find the different campaign statuses/states and what each mean. | Campaign Status | Explanation | | ---------------------------------------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | | **idle** | A new campaign that has been created and saved. | | **draft** |

A new campaign that has been saved before completely finishing all steps.

When you create a campaign, there are some creation steps and some required fields. You can exit/save the campaign before completing everything. This created a "draft" campaign. A draft campaign is incomplete and need to be fully completed before running it.

| | **started** |

When you start a campaign and while the campaign is running, it is in "started" status.

A started campaign can be paused.

| | **paused** | A running campaign be paused and you can continue to run the campaign later. | | **finished** | When all campaign tasks finish, it becomes "**finished**". | ### Organizing Campaigns Using Folders Keeping your campaigns inside separate is a good practice. Using folders can help you manage and organize your campaigns based on your websites, clients or projects. For example you can have a folder where you keep all your campaigns for a specific client or website. To create a new folder click on "**Create Folder**" button located on top left.

"Create Folder" button located on the top left section - from Campaigns screen

A new pop-up window will appear to give a name for your folder.

Give your campaign folder a name and then click "Create" button

Every time you create a new campaign, the campaign will be saved within the folder that has been selected. In the next image for example, you can see that if you create a new campaign it will saved within the folder "**client A**" which is currently selected.

Hover buttons appear when you hover (keep move over) a campaign

You can also move campaigns into other folders. You can either move a single campaign using hover button "**Move to Folder**". You can also move multiple campaigns into a folder by selecting multiple campaigns and then using "**Move to Folder**" option from the burger button (on the top-right).

Below is a clip demonstrating how to create a new folder and moves your campaigns inside.

Clip - demonstrating how to create a folder and move campaigns

### Import/Export Campaigns Import/export is a convenient way to transfer selected campaigns into other installations. You can also export your campaigns in case you want to keep a backup of them. To export: select your campaigns using checkboxes and then use the burger button on the top right. From there you will find an option to export campaigns.

To import a campaign: use the "**Import**" button and select any previously exported campaign.

### Duplicate Campaign Many times a user needs to create multiple campaign with minor differences or even create copies of campaigns to use them as basic templates to built a new one. To duplicate a campaign, use "**Duplicate**" hover button that appears when you hover a campaign from the list.