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Campaigns turn a channel into something you can publish. A campaign is a link — you put it somewhere, and guests who arrive through it are recognised as having come from that campaign.

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What is on the screen

A list of campaigns with their status and a filter, and a dialog to create or edit one:
Budget is what you paid, not what the guest gets. It is the advertising spend, and its only job is to make the return-on-spend figure on Performance meaningful. What the guest gets comes from the Strategies you attach.

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What you do here

1

Create the channel and the strategy first

A campaign needs a source and an offer, and neither is created here. Add the channel under Channels and the offer under Strategies — if you have no active strategies, the dialog tells you so and there is nothing to attach.
2

Attach the strategies that make up the offer

Attaching a strategy makes it eligible to affect quotes from this link. It applies only where its own conditions match — so attaching one is not the same as every guest on the link seeing its price.
3

Choose the rooms the link shows

Under Rooms, keep All rooms, or select Choose rooms: each room you choose becomes a chip you can remove, Add room adds another, and Use all rooms goes back to every room. A campaign you made before your first room type names the room Hunter sells, so its link keeps showing that room alone until you choose more here.
4

Set an end date and a cap you would accept

Until and Max bookings are how a campaign closes itself. Without them it runs until somebody remembers it.
5

Decide whether the offer needs a gate

OTP gated means the guest verifies a phone number by SMS before the price of the room Hunter sells is shown. Your room types’ prices are not behind it: on the link they are shown without a code, with the campaign’s offer. To keep a campaign’s prices behind the code, choose only the room Hunter sells under Rooms. Use the gate when a link will be public enough to be passed around.
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Record what you spent

Enter the Budget if you paid for the promotion. Spend in another currency is converted by you before you type it — the field takes euros or dollars.
A public link is public. Anyone who has it can reach your prices, whether or not they were the audience you had in mind. The cap and the end date keep that bounded for every room on the link, and the gate for the room Hunter sells alone — set them when you create the campaign, not after it has spread.

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What happens next

A guest arriving through the link is recognised as coming from this campaign and is shown the rooms it names, and each attached strategy can apply when its own conditions match that guest and that stay — so two guests on the same link do not necessarily see the same price. The campaign is recorded on the booking — visible in the drawer on Reservations. Results are read on Performance, not on this screen: revenue by campaign, and the return against the budget you entered.