Campaigns
A campaign in Pulse is a coordinated marketing or sales activity with a goal, budget and timeframe — e.g. a webinar series, ABM push, content programme or conference.
Create a campaign
From Pulse → Campaigns → + New:
- Name — "Q3 PMO Director Webinar Series"
- Code — internal identifier (e.g.
Q3-WEB-01) - Campaign type — Webinar / Content / Partner / ABM / Event / Other
- Owner — who's running it
- Status — Planning / Active / Complete / Cancelled
- Start date + end date
- Primary objective — "Generate 50 qualified leads"
- Budget total + actual spend
- Goals + metrics (free text)
Or ask Sage
"Set up a Q4 ABM campaign for construction sector, £8k budget, Oct through Dec, target 20 qualified leads"
Campaign tabs
Each campaign detail page has:
- Basics — what you entered
- Audience — segments + sizes
- Messaging & creative — assets used
- Channels & tactics — webinars, ads, email etc.
- Pipeline & attribution — opportunities sourced/influenced
- Performance — leads, MQLs, SQLs by week
- Workflow & milestones — checklist for the campaign
Attribution
When you create an opportunity you can link it to a campaign. Sageon Business then attributes pipeline £ and won £ back to the campaign so you can measure ROI.
Closing a campaign
Set status to Complete, fill in outcome metrics (actual leads, pipeline generated, won £). The campaign appears in the Pulse dashboard "Live & upcoming" panel.
Tips
- Set goals upfront. "Run the webinar" isn't a goal. "50 SQLs" is.
- Measure attributed pipeline, not just leads. Lead volume is vanity; pipeline £ is value.
- Run fewer, bigger campaigns. 4 high-quality campaigns/year beats 40 half-baked ones.