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Campaign Name Structure
When launching a goal, our software launches a campaign (or set of campaigns for a Sponsored Products goal) with a default naming convention:
"Goal Name - Perpetua - Ad type - Campaign type - version - unique identifier"
Example:
"Banana Bag Drink - Perpetua - SP - Auto - v1 - qc3onu9g"
Banana Bag Drink: is the goal name you entered in the system.
Perpetua: is the default tag assigned by the system.
SP: corresponds to the "Sponsored Products" goal.
Auto: refers to the campaign type.
v1: is the version
qc3onu9g = is the unique identifier for this campaign.
How Do I Remove The "Perpetua" Tag From The Default Naming Convention?
Go to the "Account Settings" of your account, and select the "Campaign Settings" tab.
Enter a custom name to replace "Perpetua" within the box, and click Save Changes.
🚨Note🚨
This will only change the names for new campaigns moving forward.
Changing The Name Of Existing Campaigns
Campaign names cannot be changed in Perpetua.
You can only change the goal name by editing the goal directly in the app or by using our Bulk Operations tool (for Sponsored Products only), however, this will not imply that the name of your campaigns will change accordingly.
🚨Note🚨
If you edit the campaign name on the Amazon Ad Console, Perpetua may or may not override it. Unfortunately, we have no control over this as it is a limitation imposed by Amazon's API. If you do decide to try and update the campaign name, we recommend performing these changes in bulk on the Amazon console.
Article last updated August 2024. If you find this information to be out of date, please contact hello@perpetua.io.