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# Campaign Categories
Click on the larger green **+ Category** button to create a *New Category*.
Type the name of the category in the next prompt and press the **'Create Category'** button.
## Adding Categories to the Campaign
Click the smaller green **+ button** inside a category to add a campaign to that category.
If you already have a campaign created, edit the **Campaign** that the category will be added to. The campaign configuration page will have a new drop-down menu option within the Category dropdown.
Click on the desired **Category** from the drop-down menu and press update, this will add the Campaign to the Category.
When returned to your campaign list, you will see the campaigns organized into their respective category.
## Editing or Deleting a Campaign Category
Locate the category, then click the blue **"Edit"** Button.
Edit the category, then press **Update**. The campaign category will update and create the *New Category* name.
Choose the “**Delete this category?**” option to remove the category. Products within a deleted category will be moved to a new Miscellaneous category.
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