How Do I Change the Title of a Marketing Campaign?

How to Rename an Email Marketing Campaign and Update Its URL in PhotoBiz

Overview

The Page Name identifies an email campaign in your PhotoBiz Marketing Dashboard and controls the campaign’s public URL. PhotoBiz uses this URL when you share the campaign on social media, create a QR code, use the campaign’s Share option, or create a blog post from the campaign.

This guide explains how to rename an existing email marketing campaign and save the new Page Name. You will also learn what happens to the previous URL, how PhotoBiz formats campaign URLs, and which campaign details are not affected when you rename the campaign.

STEP ONE

This opens the Marketing Dashboard, where you can create, edit, send, and manage your email marketing campaigns.

STEP TWO

Click EMAIL CAMPAIGNS at the top of the Marketing Dashboard.

This opens the area where your existing email campaigns are stored.

STEP THREE

Locate the campaign you want to rename and click its name to open the campaign builder.

If you have several campaigns, use the search field to find the campaign more quickly.

STEP FOUR

Click SETTINGS in the upper-right corner of the campaign builder.

The campaign settings panel will open. This panel contains the Page Name and other settings for the selected campaign.

FINAL STEP

Under PAGE NAME, enter the new name you want to use for the campaign. Click SAVE CHANGES at the bottom of the settings panel.

The updated Page Name will appear in your Marketing Dashboard. PhotoBiz will also create a new public URL for the campaign based on the name you entered.

How the Page Name Controls the Campaign URL

The Page Name is more than an internal label. PhotoBiz uses it to create the public URL for the campaign.

For example, a campaign named Summer Mini Sessions may have a URL similar to:

https://www.yourdomain.com/marketing/summer-mini-sessions

This campaign URL may be used when you:

Select the campaign’s Share option
Share the campaign on social media
Create a QR code that directs visitors to the campaign
Create a blog post from the campaign

Choose a Page Name that clearly describes the campaign and makes sense when viewed as part of a public link.

Because renaming the campaign changes its URL, review any websites, social media posts, QR codes, or other places where you previously shared the campaign. Replace the previous link with the updated URL when needed.

Additional Options or Helpful Notes

Renaming the campaign does not change the email subject line recipients see in their inboxes.
To change the subject line, edit the campaign’s sending details separately.
Renaming the campaign does not change the campaign’s written content, images, recipients, or design.
Clear and descriptive Page Names can make campaigns easier to locate in your Marketing Dashboard.
Avoid using a temporary name if you plan to share the campaign publicly or create a QR code for it.

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