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# Before creating your campaign

### Basic prerequisites to create your 1st campaign

1\) **Basic settings**: setup your proxies and any 3rd party API you want to use

2\) **Creating Content Bucket**: create a content bucket with content (articles, descriptions, bios, images and video URLs) 

3\) **Creating Account Bucket**: where all created accounts will get stored when you run your campaign.

4\) **Creating Account Template**: setting your account emails and account templates. You can omit this step if you use SEO Neo's default account template.

5\) **Creating a diagram**: You can omit this step if you use SEO Neo's pre-created diagrams.

6\) **Creating campaign**: in this step we will use created buckets, accounts and diagram from previous steps.


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