How to Edit Your Campaign?
You can edit a campaign at any time. There is one consequence you need to know before you start, because it catches brands out mid-campaign.
Read this first
Editing a live campaign sends it back for review, and it disappears from the marketplace until it is approved again. This happens the moment you save the upload step, even if the campaign was already approved. Existing offers and deals are not affected and carry on normally, but no new creator can find the campaign while it is re-reviewed.
What the Edit button actually does
Step 1
You click Edit
The wizard reopens at the first brief question
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Step 2
You change things
Each Next saves that answer
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Step 3
You save the upload step
The campaign goes to Pending Approval
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Step 4
Our team reviews it
It returns to the marketplace once approved
What does NOT send it back for review
✓
Switching the invite only toggle on or off. This takes effect immediately and keeps the campaign live
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Pausing and resuming, which does not touch review at all
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Going through Edit and saving the upload step. This always re-triggers review
The campaign actions available to you
| Action | What it does | Worth knowing |
|---|---|---|
| Edit | Reopens the wizard | Sends the campaign back to review when you save the upload step |
| Pause | Removes it from the marketplace at once | Existing offers and deals continue. Resuming needs a free slot |
| Duplicate | Creates a draft copy | Copies the brief but not your images, drops the bio link, and the copy is open to everyone. Needs a free slot |
| Delete | Archives the campaign | No undo in the app. Existing offers and deals are not cancelled |
| Copy campaign url | Copies the public link | Unavailable on drafts, see sharing your campaign link |
Campaign statuses while you work
Draft
Started but the upload step is not saved. Creators cannot see it. Uses no campaign slot
Pending Approval
Submitted and in our review queue. Creators cannot see it yet. Uses a slot
Approved
Live on the marketplace. Creators can find it and send offers
Paused
Approved but switched off. Existing offers and deals carry on as normal
Disapproved
Rejected. The info icon shows the reason. Uses no slot
Good to know
If you only want to stop receiving new offers, pause the campaign rather than editing it. Pausing is instant and reversible, and it does not put you back in the review queue.
Why this helps you
Re-review on edit exists so that what creators see is always what the team has checked. It protects you as much as them: a campaign that goes out with a broken brief or a mistaken price wastes everyone’s time, and the review catches it before a hundred creators read it.