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Multi-channel Campaign

Learn how to repurpose content into multiple different formats.

Written by Vincent Vicente

What is a Multi-channel Campaign?

Multi-channel Campaign is a way to take any piece of content, whether a document in Blaze or an external URL, and repurpose it into multiple different content types.

For example, you can repurpose a blog post into a Facebook post, X Thread, Press Release, and SMS message. All of these new documents can be used to promote the original piece of content, saving you hours of time.

How to Create a Multi-channel Campaign

You can create a campaign from two places: the content creation picker or from a document.

  1. Locate the Multi-Channel Campaign wizard from the Create New button under Advanced Tools.
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  2. Or the Turn this doc into 50+ content types button at the top right corner of any document.

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  3. Select all the content types you want to create and generate the campaign and click Confirm Details.

  4. Next, fill out the fields of the Multi-channel Campaign wizard.

    • Confirm the name of your campaign, the location of the content will be created in.

    • Confirm your Brand Kit

    • You can also change any of the templates for your visual content by clicking Pick another template.

    Click Generate Content to proceed.
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  5. If you are not creating a campaign from an existing document, you can select the URL, text, or uploaded file that you would like to use as the source content.

  6. A document will be created for each content type you selected and placed in the Project you selected along with the Campaign Name.​

  7. Projects can be viewed as a Table, Calendar, List or Grid. Clicking on the title of any document will allow you to "peek" inside the document and view it alongside other document properties.


FAQ

Can I create a campaign based off an Image or a YouTube URL?

No, the source content for a campaign must be a text-based document or an actual video or audio file.

Blaze will create a transcript of an uploaded video or audio file. Then use that text-based transcript to generate content.

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