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Microsoft Dynamics CRM 2011 : Associating a Marketing List to a Campaign Activity

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9/13/2011 4:01:33 PM
You associated marketing lists to your campaign. As you might expect, when you create a campaign activity, the marketing lists associated with the campaign are automatically associated with the activity. As things change over the course of the campaign, you might decide that you do not want to distribute a campaign activity to all marketing lists. For example, suppose you have different activity templates for different industries, so that you can emphasize different benefits of your new product to different audiences. In this case, you could create specific campaign activities for each industry. Or consider the case in which you need to add another marketing list after a campaign activity has been set up. If you have additional marketing lists you would like to add to the campaign, you can automatically add the list to all pending campaign activities, or you can manually add the list to specific campaign activities, if you don’t want to associate the list to all open activities.

In this exercise, you will add and remove marketing lists from a campaign activity.


Note:

SET UP Use the Internet Explorer web browser to navigate to your Microsoft Dynamics CRM website, if necessary, before beginning this exercise. You need the New Product Advertising campaign you created in this article. If you cannot locate the New Product Advertising campaign in your system, select a different campaign for this exercise.


  1. In the Marketing area, click Campaigns.

  2. Open the New Product Advertising campaign.

  3. In the entity navigation pane, click Target Marketing Lists.



  4. On the ribbon, click the Add Existing Marketing List button.

    The Look Up Records dialog box appears.



  5. In the Look Up Records dialog box, select a marketing list. If no marketing lists exist, create a new one. Click OK.

    The Select Whether To Include Campaign Activities dialog box opens.


  6. In the dialog box, clear the check box and click OK to indicate that you do not want to associate the marketing list to the open campaign activities.

  7. In the entity navigation pane, click Campaign Activities.

  8. Open the New Product Introduction Email Message campaign activity.

  9. In the entity navigation pane, click Target Marketing Lists.

  10. On the ribbon, click the Add From Campaign button.

  11. Select the new marketing list that you added to the campaign, and then click OK.

    The additional marketing list has now been added to the campaign activity. When you distribute this campaign activity, the additional marketing list members will also be included in the activity.


Tip:

Just as you can add a marketing list to a campaign activity, you can also remove a marketing list. To do so, select one or more marketing lists and click the Remove button on the ribbon.


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