# Campaigns: a landing page that sells one offer

> A Designer campaign is a landing page in your site’s identity that sells a single offer: a course, an early-bird launch, a book paid on delivery, or a free live that grows your audience. It starts from one question — what is it for? — then a template that lays out the whole path (the page, the order, the thank-you…), tied to an offer that carries the price and payment methods.

- Time: About 6 minutes
- Who can do it: Creating campaigns needs the permission to edit showcases, publishing them the publish permission; editing offers needs the manage-offers permission (the owner sets prices).
- Updated: 2026-10-16
- URL: https://www.dirassaplus.com/en/guide/designer-campaigns

## In short
1. Open “Campaigns”: each campaign with its status and its week in numbers.
2. Press “New campaign” and pick one of four goals.
3. Pick a ready template, or create the offer it lacks, then “Use this template”.
4. Edit the campaign in its editor and publish it.
5. Set what you sell in “Offers”: items, price, payment methods.

## Before you start
- Something to sell or promote: a course, space, live, session, product or book.
- Payment methods turned on, if the campaign sells.
- Your site identity published: the campaign wears its colours and fonts.

## The steps

### 1. The “Campaigns” list
Open “Campaigns” from “Selling” in the Designer. Under the title, their count, then “New campaign”, status filters, “Search campaigns” and sorting. Each campaign shows its week in numbers and its status: “Draft”, “Scheduled”, “Published”, “Stopped” or “Archived”, with a chip when changes aren’t published. Click one to open its page (overview, orders, leads, results); from ⋯, edit, share, duplicate, unpublish or archive it.
On screen: «Campaigns»، «New campaign»، «Search campaigns»، «Draft»، «Scheduled»، «Published»، «Stopped»، «Archived»
Tip: This is the old “Showcases” list: every old showcase is here with its orders.
Heads-up: Some row actions still say “showcase”: they act on the campaign itself.

### 2. “What is this campaign for?”
“New campaign” opens three steps: “Goal · Template · Offer”. The question “What is this campaign for?” has four answers: “Sell a course or a product” — templates for selling a course, an early-bird launch, a cash-on-delivery product, a book, a course bundle, a seasonal sale; “Grow an audience” — free sign-up for a gift, free live, waiting list; “Bookings and subscriptions” — paid live, book a session, monthly subscription; and “Blank page” “No template”, whose sections you build yourself.
On screen: «New campaign»، «Goal»، «Template»، «Offer»، «What is this campaign for?»، «Sell a course or a product»، «Grow an audience»، «Bookings and subscriptions»، «Blank page»، «No template»
Tip: The step lives in the address: the browser’s back button returns you to the goal you picked.

### 3. The template, and the offer it needs
Each template is a card marked “Ready” if you have what it sells, or naming the offer it lacks. Open it to see the path — such as landing page, order, thank-you, first login, or sign-up, reminder, the live — and the item it sells. Then one button: “Use this template”, or create the offer first, or build the offer and use the template. The template creates the campaign draft with its sections and opens it in the editor.
On screen: «Ready»، «Use this template»
Tip: A missing offer takes a minute in “Offers”, then you come back to the same template.

### 4. Edit and publish the campaign
The campaign opens in its editor, in your site’s identity: sections, texts, images and look, on desktop or phone. Price and buttons are read from the linked offer, so you don’t type them. Publish from the editor, then share the link. On the Designer home, your campaigns sit in the campaigns tab of the pages table, and their visits on the “Campaigns” tile.
On screen: «New campaign»، «Campaigns»
Tip: Everything the editor does — sections, look, media, Noqta, publishing and sharing — is explained in the “Showcases” lessons; it is the same for campaigns.

### 5. “Offers”: what is actually bought
Under “Selling”, the “Offers” screen: an offer is what gets bought — items, price, windows and seats — and one or more campaigns sell it. Each offer shows its type, items, price, how many campaigns sell it and its state (“On sale”, opens later, closed, full…). Press “New offer” and write it as one sentence — “I sell … for …” — where every part opens: what you sell, how (one item, bundle, pick what fits, tiers, build your bundle, by quantity), the price, then the add-ons: launch price, limited seats, sales period, payment methods (1 to 5), refund guarantee. Then “Save offer”.
On screen: «Offers»، «On sale»، «New offer»، «The offer sentence»، «Save offer»
Heads-up: “New offer” in the global “+” menu only opens the list: press “New offer” there. Without the manage-offers permission you can read offers but not edit them.

## What comes next
- Share the campaign: Its link, a QR code and ad links once published.
- Connect tracking: Meta and TikTok pixels read the campaign’s sales.
- Follow up orders: The “Follow-up desk” for left numbers and cash-on-delivery orders.

## Questions

**What’s the difference between a campaign and a site page?**
A site page is part of your site and its menu. A campaign is a landing page in your identity that sells one offer, shared in an ad or a message, with its own orders and results.

**Where are my old showcases?**
All in “Campaigns”, with their orders and leads. Clicking a campaign opens its old page.

**The template says the offer is missing — what now?**
Create the offer first, or build it from the template: it is created in “Offers” and you return to the template.

**Do I type the price on the page?**
No. Price, buttons and payment methods come from the linked offer and update on their own.

**Can I start without a template?**
Yes: the “Blank page” goal opens a campaign with no template, and you build its sections.