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Campaigns: a goal-led content arc

How a campaign differs from a plain content plan, which arcs you can choose, and how the five-step wizard works.

Updated: 16 October 20264 min readGrowth, Scale

Short answer

A campaign is a connected arc of several pieces around one business goal: not independent articles but parts that build on each other and lead somewhere specific. You do not type the goal into an empty box — you pick from ready-made campaign arcs (awareness, educational series, opinion piece, SEO content wave, FAQ, seasonal), and a five-step wizard walks you through goal, material, data, mix and preview. Campaign mode is available on the Growth and Scale plans.

How does it differ from a content plan?

Content planCampaign
Organising principleTopic relevance.One specific business goal.
Relation between piecesIndependent of each other.They build: setup, development, proof, decision.
TimingAn even rhythm.Shaped to the period and the goal date.
Good forContinuous presence.A launch, a season, an event, a specific offer.

How to set one up

The first step of the New campaign wizard. At the top the step bar — Goal, Material, Data, Mix, Preview — and on the right a switch between Fast and Precise mode. Under the “Runs by itself” section, campaign goal cards: Awareness, Educational series, Expert opinion, SEO content wave, FAQ / customer education and Seasonal / holiday. Each card describes the arc the series is built on — for example problem → education → solution — and carries a “No data needed” mark.
A campaign starts from a goal rather than from a topic: the goal you pick decides the narrative arc, and the wizard walks you through it in five steps.The screenshots show the Hungarian interface; the app's language is a setting, and it can be switched to English.

A campaign is assembled by a five-step wizard: Goal → Material → Data → Mix → Preview. At the top you can switch between Quick and Precise mode: quick starts with fewer questions, precise gives you more control.

  1. 1. Goal — choose a campaign type

    You pick from ready-made arcs, each of which describes how it is built. Awareness (problem → education → solution), Educational series (from fundamentals to application), Opinion piece (provocation → insight → outlook), SEO content wave (pillar → cluster → summary), FAQ / customer education, and Seasonal. These are the "runs itself" types: they need no data from you, because the AI writes the arc from your brand.

  2. 2. Material — what it should build on

    Here you attach your own source material. The proof pieces — a case study, a number, a client quote — are only specific if there is material behind them.

  3. 3. Data — the campaign's own facts

    The few specifics only you know: the offer, the date, the conditions. For campaign types that need no data, this step is skipped.

  4. 4. Mix — how much of what

    How many articles, how many posts, to which channels, at what rhythm. This is where the campaign's size and credit cost are decided.

  5. 5. Preview — the whole arc before it starts

    It shows which pieces the campaign consists of and what each does in the arc. This is where to intervene, not at the finished articles.

Can I change a campaign while it runs?

You can edit and reschedule individual pieces like any other content. If the goal itself changes it is worth starting a new campaign, because the arc follows from the goal.

How many credits does a campaign use?

As many as the content in it: 1 credit per text, 5 per image, plus 10 for the plan. You see the estimate before starting.

Can a campaign and Autopilot run at the same time?

A campaign is focused, time-boxed work; Autopilot is a continuous baseline rhythm. They can run together, but watch the credit balance and the density of the calendar.

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