This might be the most stupid question that you have ever heard, but we as the marketing team really are stuck.
The situation: Up until now, we have created campaigns in HubSpot with no underlying system at all: Sometimes we create a campaign for a big focus topic (= a particular service), sometimes for a success story (= a particular asset), then for recruiting in general (= a marco objective), next for a particular recruiting event (but not for all events, certainly ;)), also a campagin for “Newsletter 2024” and “Newsletter 2025”, one for a certain landingpage (that doesn’t deal with a focus topic) and so on. Bottom line: There is no symmetry or plan behind creating a campaign.
We have already spent hours to find a logical system but haven’t succeeded so far. Hence my question: How do you go about this? What are your rules for creating a campaign or not?
Hi @IsaKcc Thanks for your post.to be clear, there are no “stupid” questions here I’d like to invite some of our community champions to the conversation and see what they’ve done for their own work and for their clients — hey @danmoyle@ScottPennwood@ChristinaKay do you have any wisdom you can share with @IsaKcc?
Hi @IsaKcc! I agree with @Jaycee_Lewis here - no stupid questions, I especially love your curiosity in regards to HubSpot campaigns. Here are my thoughts in a short video rather than text.
Thank you so much Dan for your perspective and especially for the effort to make a video! I’m relieved to learn that apparently we are not doing fundamentally wrong.
Still I don’t want to give up to get at least a bit more of a system into our campaign structure. I have always understood campaigns in HubSpot to be kind of a bracket around a certain set of marketing endeavours which eventually allows up to report on how an initiative has performed. At the moment, we compare apples and oranges, which is never a good thing if you want to find out the truth. However, learning that after many years of HubSpot you haven’t found a perfect set of rules either gives me a certain peace of mind.