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Setting up a new campaign after deactivating an old one

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ShannonMorgan last edited by

I set up a new campaign and had to go back to deactivate an existing one before I could activate it. Now I cant find the new one I set up, and when I try to re-input the info to set up the campaign it says that I cant because it already exists. Where do I find the campaign I already set up but couldn't activate??
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ShannonMorgan @DavidLee last edited by

Thanks for the help! happy dance
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DavidLee last edited by

Hi Shannon!

I apologize for any confusion, the campaign may be inactive on the PRO side which you can re-activate here: pro.moz.com/campaigns. Make sure you are logged in before going to the link.

Let me know if this works!
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