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Intro to Projects & Campaigns
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Within Tagger, Projects act as folders that Campaigns live within. Tagger's Projects page can be found in the navigation bar, or by selecting "Go to Projects".

Within the Projects page, users are able to create and house multiple Campaigns within a single Project. This organization method aides in the user's ability to efficiently run multiple Campaigns and organize them in a multitude of ways.

The basic workflow begins by exploring Discovery to find Creators, then adding those Creators to a Campaign. At any point during this process users are able to customize the Campaign’s Settings, which include launch and end date, the campaign budget, as well as keywords, hashtags, or phrases for Tagger to identify and collect.

Customize correspondence with the Campaign’s Creators in the form of custom outreach messages, custom proposals sent to Creators, and a designated inbox for messaging Creators across all Campaigns.

Complete an influencer marketing campaign from start to finish using Tagger's available features enabling users to:

  • Hire Creators

  • Send Proposals

  • Discuss Content

  • Review Content

  • Review Platform Metrics

  • Review Creator Performance

  • Access to a Campaign Summary

Tagger is able to pull content for Campaigns if users hire Creators and instruct them to utilize the keywords, hashtags, or brand mentions specific to the Campaign and set out in Campaign Settings.

Campaigns include Campaign Summaries, which display customizable metrics from the Campaign. This is in addition to users being able to create Custom Fields within a Campaign or for specific Creators.

For a more information surrounding Tagger's Projects and Campaigns, please visit the

Projects and Campaigns section of the Tagger Help Center.


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