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How to duplicate a campaign

Calendar icon marking the date this article was publishedMay 12, 2026
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Duplicating a campaign lets you create a new one using the same filters, sequences, and overall setup — without rebuilding everything from scratch. This is useful when creating variations of an existing campaign or testing different versions of the same setup. (clearer, and accurate terminology plus flow)  

Step-by-step

1. Open the Dashboard

Home page with the high impact tasks list, including an item warning that no campaigns are active

  1. Go to the “Campaigns” section.  
Spear sidebar with the Campaigns item highlighted, beside the campaigns list

  1. Click the three dots on the right side of the campaign you want to duplicate.
Campaigns list with the three dot menu buttons at the end of the rows highlighted

4. A menu will appear with several options.

Campaign row menu open, showing Edit campaign, See prospects, Duplicate campaign and Delete

5. Select “Duplicate campaign.”

Campaign row menu open with the Duplicate campaign option highlighted

The system will automatically create a new campaign with the same configuration, ready to edit or adjust as needed.

Final Note

Duplicating campaigns is a quick way to scale your outreach while keeping your setup consistent. Always review your filters and sequences after duplication to ensure the new campaign aligns with your current targeting.

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