Campaign duplication is a way of recreating a new campaign based on a previous one, on the same account or on another account to which you also have access.
Find out more about the duplication use case and what a duplication can do in terms of configuration, please refer to this specific article.
To duplicate a campaign, follow these steps:
- Go to the Test or Personalization dashboard and select the campaign you want to duplicate. The duplication process starts from a specific campaign.
- To access the duplication feature, click the three dots on the line of the campaign you want to duplicate.
- Select the Duplicate option from the list.
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This displays a new pop-in.
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Choose the destination campaign type: you can either keep the same campaign type (this is what we call an identical duplication) or modify it (this would be a duplication with transformation).
Note that A/A tests, Patches, Multipage Patches and Multivariate Tests can only be duplicated in their original campaign types.
- Select the content to import to your new campaign. Depending on your previous selection, you may have to select the specific variation/experience/page you want to duplicate (in the case of multiple variations/experience campaigns).
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Select the destination account: it can be the same (by default, your current account is pre-selected)as you’re currently using or any other account you have access to. The list only displays those accounts you have access. You can select up to 5 accounts from this list as destination for your duplication.
- Optional: Enter a name for your new campaign. By default, your campaign name has the following format: {campaign_original_name_(duplicate)}.
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Validate by clicking Duplicate. The new duplicate campaign is displayed in its corresponding dashboard (test or personalization) and is paused by default.
Heads up ⚡
If you want to perform a duplication to more than 5 accounts, you need to repeat this action until you duplicate the campaign to the desired number of accounts (10, 20, or more).
Good to know 💡
When duplicating a campaign that is currently in QA, the QA mode is automatically disabled and the duplicated campaign is always paused by default.
Find out more about the duplication use case and what a duplication can do in terms of configuration, please refer to this specific article.