Campaign feeds allow you to automatically publish your campaigns without human intervention. They can now be easily integrated into the portal and let members seamlessly participate in them.
Publishing campaign feeds in your portal
Campaign feeds now use a new widget, replacing the old campaign feed widget. This modern and reusable component improves how campaigns are displayed in the portal and allows members to explore and participate more easily.
To publish a campaign feed:
- In the portal editor, drag the "Campaign feed" widget into your portal section.
- Use the search functionality to find and select the desired campaign feed(s) from your account.
- Configure the widget:
- Choose a layout type: either Grid or Carrousel.
- Choose how you would like campaigns to open.
- For Grid and carrousel, you can define the number of columns (2, 3, or 4).
- For Grid (only), you can define the number or rows (1,2, or 3)
- Specify how many campaigns to load initially. Members can then use a "Show More" button in Grids to load the next batch of campaigns, ensuring smooth browsing.
Participating in a campaign feed
Once members access the portal:
- They see a grid or carrousel of campaign cards, depending on your selected layout.
- Each card contains the campaign image, title (max. 2 lines), description (max. 3 lines), and a localised "Participate" button.
- Campaigns are displayed in order of their start dates, showing the most relevant ones first.
- The experience is fully responsive and accessible:
- For the Grid, the "Show More" button appears after the initial set of campaigns is shown. Clicking it loads more campaigns and scrolls automatically to the newly revealed items.
Members can join campaigns instantly by clicking on a card or button. Depending on the campaign's type, it opens either in a modal or a new tab.
Visuals & Content
Each campaign card displays:
- Image, title, and description from the virality step of the campaign.
- If this information is missing, default text and visuals are shown to ensure design consistency.
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The button label is now automatically fetched from the campaign, matching the "Participate" button label defined for the campaign in the Look & feel step; if none is set, a default “Participate” label is used (read-only, not editable in the portal editor).
For further details on setup, design options, or data sourcing, refer to the campaign feeds FAQ.