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Prioritize my campaign
Prioritize my campaign

Manage several campaign easily

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Signitic allows you to prioritize your communication campaigns.

There will always be a maximum of one banner in each of your users' signatures. But this doesn't prevent you from having several campaigns simultaneously!


👉🏻 What are the priorities for?

Priorities are used to define which campaign to highlight.

What better way to understand than with an example?

  • You have 2 campaigns running all year round at "low priority".

    The two campaigns will therefore randomly share the appearance on the signatures.

  • From June to August, you want to celebrate the vacation season with your customers/colleagues. To do this, you add a "medium-priority" campaign during this period.

    The medium-priority campaign will then appear on 100% of assigned signatures, as it takes precedence over low-priority campaigns.

  • During the week of the Fête de la Musique in France, you want to remind your customers/collaborators that it's time to sing. So you set up a "high-priority" campaign for the period June 14 to 21.

    During this period, the high priority campaign will be displayed on 100% of signatures, as it will take precedence over low and medium priorities.

👉🏻 What happens if several campaigns are running without prioritization or with the same level of prioritization?

In this case, only one campaign will be displayed, chosen randomly. This is the best way to make your campaigns work together.


1️⃣ Access the campaigns menu

In order to change the priortity, access the Campaigns.

To reach the campaign editor and thus prioritize your campaigns, you have 2 options: either by clicking on the Settings pictogram of an existing campaign or by clicking on Create a new campaign.

2️⃣ Prioritize

Go to the second step: Scenario.

Once in the campaign editor, you can choose the priority level you want to assign to the campaign using the radio buttons in the Settings tab.

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