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hi there HubSpotters
If you connect a piece of content to a HubSpot campaign :
- it will be unplugged form other campaigns
- it will bring with him all the old stats and connect them to the campaign you just created
Would be great to have the possibility to:
- connect a piece of content to multiple campaigns
- have the possibility to reset stats for that piece of content once plugged to a new campaign
The problem is that now I need to clone landing pages and other pieces of content if I want to measure results for a specific set of items associated with a campaign.
Cheers,
Riccardo
Hi everyone! Appreciate you taking the time to share your feedback here, it's really helpful for me and my team. I posted an update over on https://community.hubspot.com/t5/HubSpot-Ideas/Allow-external-pages-to-be-associated-with-a-Campaign/idi-p/34693 but the shortened version is that we're focused on a substantial upgrade to the campaigns infrastructure to make it possible for us to expand the functionality of the app well beyond what we have today. This will get us to a stage where introducing functionality like the ability to associate an asset to more than one campaign is far more achievable than it unfortunately is today.
I had a couple follow up questions specifically related to associating an asset with multiple campaigns that I was hoping you might be able to clear up for me. Specifically I'm trying to understand if you'd need more than 1 campaign to record data for the same timeframe for an asset. I.e. if we had the ability to define windows of time that a blog post was associated with Campaign A (Jan to March) and a window of time that the same blog post was associated with Campaign B (April to June), would that accomplish the goal you have in mind? Or would you need to be able to have overlapping windows of time where the blog post is reporting the same data in Campaign A and Campaign B?
There's a couple different paths that we could go down depending on what the end goal is so any additional feedback you can provide is super helpful.
For bonus points I'd love to learn more about how you're currently using the Campaigns app and other places we could improve. If you have a little extra time I'd really appreciate if you could check out this survey and share your thoughts: https://www.research.net/r/campaignsfeedback052020. Thank you!
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