When your categories are mapped, one click creates all campaigns.
Choose the settings for new campaigns
The card Campaigns made here decides how these campaigns work:
- New posts: Publish (go live at once) or Save as Draft (you check and publish).
- Article length: About 300 words or About 500 words.
- Start new campaigns right away (Live). Untick to create them as Drafts.
The card also reminds you: Each post rewritten with AI uses 1 credit.
Create the campaigns
- Map every category or tick Skip (see Map categories to RSS feeds).
- Click Save & create campaigns.
- You see Done: N campaign(s) created, N updated. Posts will go into their categories automatically.
- Click View campaigns → to see them.
If some categories are still not mapped, nothing is created. You see N categories are not mapped yet. Your settings are saved. Fix the red rows and click the button again.
What each campaign gets
Each campaign is named after its category, for example Sports (Auto), and is set up completely:
- The category's feeds and that one category.
- AI rewrite with the Prompt Builder, in your Auto Setup language and article length.
- Auto-detect full article extraction.
- English URL slugs, a Source link at the end, links from the source removed.
- Articles under 120 words skipped, and live blogs, quizzes and photo galleries skipped by title.
- Max posts 2000, and you as the post author.
- The posting time from Auto Setup.
Running it again
You can click Save & create campaigns again at any time, for example after adding a category. For categories that already have an Auto Setup campaign, the campaign is updated (feeds, prompt, language, settings). Its name and its Live or Draft state are not changed. New categories get new campaigns.
Note: An update replaces the campaign's feeds, prompts and its own SEO box values with the Auto Setup values. If you changed these by hand in an
(Auto)campaign, make the change again afterwards, or skip that category in Auto Setup.
After creating
- Open any campaign to fine-tune it. See Create a campaign.
- Click Run Now on one campaign to test it.
- Watch AI AutoPost → Log and your credits.
Tip: If you are not sure about the quality yet, choose Save as Draft for new posts. Review a few drafts, then switch to Publish.
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