> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.perkville.com/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.perkville.com/features/agency/campaigns.md).

# Campaigns

The **"CAMPAIGNS"** section allows agencies to create, edit, and remove campaigns associated with advertisers. This section can be accessed by clicking on **"CAMPAIGNS"** in the left navigation panel.

#### Creating a Campaign

To create a new campaign, follow these steps:

1. Click on the **"Add new campaign"** button.
2. Enter the **Campaign name**.
3. Select the **Advertiser** the campaign is associated with.
4. Select the **Businesses** that will be included in the campaign. The businesses displayed will be those that have opted to work with your agency account.
5. Select the [**Agreements**](/features/settings/advanced/agreements.md) that customers must have agreed to in order to be shown the ad (if any).
6. Select the **Creatives** for the campaign. You can select more than one, and the creatives will be randomly chosen when placing ads in emails, aiming for a near even distribution.
7. Select the **Start date** and **End date** for the campaign.
8. Click **"Save"** to finalize the campaign.

#### Editing or Removing a Campaign

To edit or remove an existing campaign:

1. Navigate to the **"CAMPAIGNS"** section.
2. Locate the campaign you wish to modify or remove.
3. Click on the campaign to update campaign details.
4. Click on the Remove button to remove the campaign.


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