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# Creating a campaign
## How do I create a PLA campaign?
You can create a PLA campaign in three easy steps:
* Step 1- Fill in the campaign details
* Step 2- Select the products
* Step 3- Set the bid inputs
Your PLA campaign will go live at the selected time.
## **Are there any guidelines when it comes to naming a campaign?**
There are no set guidelines as to what you can name your campaign. However, we would advise you to keep the names simple so that they can be easily identified.
## **Can I decide the start and end date for a campaign?**
Yes, you can set the start and end date for the campaign under ‘Settings’ while creating a campaign. You can also pause/stop an ongoing campaign if need be.
## **Can I make changes to any ongoing campaign?**
Yes, you can. You can change the list of products, the campaign type (CPC to ROI or ROI to CPC) and the bidding rate for an ongoing campaign.
What should I do if I am not able to create a campaign?
You can raise a ticket via the Support tab, and our support team will reach out to you.
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