Product details

Campaigns and pillars

Review current campaigns and pillars behavior, availability, limits, and operating details for Slash Social.

Balance time-bound campaigns with durable content pillars so planning and generation stay on strategy. Campaigns and pillars live in the Plan work center.

What it includes

Campaigns and pillars are available to admins, creators, and approvers. Plan access is required; see Plans for your workspace. Pillar and campaign counts may be capped by plan; see Limits.

Entity Purpose
Pillars Long-lived content themes used across weeks and platforms
Topics Focus areas linked to a pillar for finer labeling
Campaigns Time-bound programs with dates, status, and post counts

Campaign and pillar choices appear in create modals, plan assist, fill gaps, and analytics filters. They also help Slash Social apply campaign- or pillar-specific settings when those settings are configured.

How to use it

  1. Open Plan and use campaign or pillar pickers on calendar and generation flows.
  2. Open /social, choose Settings, then Manage campaigns from brand settings.
  3. Open the Taxonomy Manager or search for pillars to edit pillar and topic lists.
  4. Set campaign, pillar, or approval selectors when you create or generate a post.

After you add or edit taxonomy, confirm new pillars and campaigns appear in create and plan pickers for the active brand. Scheduled and draft items should show the campaign and pillar you selected.

Details

Campaigns support names, start and end dates, status, and target post counts. Pillars support name, description, and emoji. Topics attach to pillars for finer labeling.

For first-time setup, see Set up pillars and topics. For ongoing pillar and topic management, see Pillar and topic taxonomy. For brand-level settings, see Manage brands and brand kits.

For how feature modes map to your plan, see Feature modes.

Public help center

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Answers come from Slash Social’s public help center.

Ask about setup, Slack workflows, approvals, publishing, billing, or troubleshooting.

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