When a customer qualifies for multiple web campaigns that target the same content zone
and match a particular page or action, Marketing Cloud Personalization shows only one of those
campaigns. You can adjust the priority values for campaigns to determine which campaign
displays. Campaigns with a higher priority value have precedence. When campaigns have the same
priority value, the campaign that was created first has precedence.
Required Editions
Permissions Needed
To manage campaign priorities:
A role with Campaigns Create/Edit permissions
Campaign priority requires that a content zone is present to select between campaigns
that a customer qualifies for. Personalization doesn’t use priority for server-side
campaigns that don’t have content zones. Instead, Personalization returns all campaigns
that a user qualifies for.
Note For rule-based campaigns, experiences are also prioritized. If a user qualifies for a
campaign and qualifies for multiple experiences, the experience at the top of the list
has the highest priority. You can reorder campaign experiences in the campaign
editor.
From the Channels & Campaigns section of the main navigation, select Web > Web Campaigns.
Select the campaign. The campaign’s priority appears in the Overview tab of the detail pane.
To change the priority, double-click the campaign.
In the campaign editor, click the arrow next to the campaign type (A/B Test or Rule-Based Test).
Adjust the value of the Priority field by using the arrows
or by entering a number.
Note The campaign with the highest value has the highest priority. To ensure a
particular campaign always displays before other campaigns that conflict, assign a
high number as its priority. Priority values can be negative, and the default
priority value is 0.
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