The Type field on your campaign indicates the general method or
channel for your campaigns, such as Direct Mail or Referral Program. To organize the types of
campaigns that your business runs, customize the picklist for this field. When marketers monitor
campaign performance, they can use the Type field to see how specific campaign types are
performing against others.
Required Editions
Available in: Salesforce Classic and Lightning
Experience
Available in: Salesforce Professional, Enterprise,
Performance, Unlimited, and Developer Editions
User Permissions Needed
To view campaigns:
Read on campaigns
To customize member status values:
Edit on campaigns
AND
Marketing User selected in User Detail
The default values on the Type field are Advertising, Direct Mail, Email, Telemarketing,
Banner Ads, Seminar/Conference, Public Relations, Partners, Referral Program, and Other.
You can also create dependent picklists to define subcategories of your campaigns. When you
customize the Type picklist values, try to use 10 or fewer values.
Note
The Record type field makes certain picklist values available only to certain user groups. If
you plan to manage picklist access with record types, set up the record types before your other
picklist values.
From Setup, open Object Manager, and in the Quick Find box, enter
Campaign.
If you’re using Salesforce Classic, open Setup, and in the Quick Find box, enter
Campaign.
Select Campaign, and click Fields &
Relationships.
Find and select Type.
Edit the picklist values or add a picklist value.
To create a dependent type, click New under Field
Dependencies.
Example Ami’s company places ads in many places. She uses the default picklist value Advertising
and then creates a dependent picklist. The dependent picklist includes Billboards, Transit,
Print, and Digital. She’s also considering adding a second dependent picklist under Digital to
track efforts on social media versus traditional websites.
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