Bulk Uploader: Creating and Editing Campaigns
If you have several Sponsored Jobs, you can set up a campaign to manage them. Use the Bulk Uploader tool to create or edit more than one campaign at a time. In this article, we'll explain how to create or edit your campaigns. Check our guide on creating your spreadsheet for step-by-step instructions. The guide also lists the fields and values you can use.
Your experience may vary depending on the Bulk Uploader and spreadsheet editor version you're using.
Getting started
- Sign in to your Indeed employer account.
- From your Dashboard, open the Campaigns page.
- Go to the Campaigns tab.
Learn more about setting up a Sponsored Job campaign.
Creating a bulk campaign
Download the template
- Select More tools, then Bulk upload campaigns.
- Open the Bulk Campaign creation tab.
- Select Download template.
- Open the template in a spreadsheet editor, such as Excel or Google Sheets.
Enter and upload your data
- In the Bulk Uploader tool, select Input campaign details into template.
- Enter your campaign details in the spreadsheet. Use our spreadsheet guide for:
- Step-by-step instructions for Excel and Google
- The fields and values you can use
- Return to the Bulk Campaign creation tab and upload your completed template.
- Click or tap Continue to create your campaign.
Editing a bulk campaign
Download your campaigns
- Select More tools, then Bulk upload campaigns.
- Open the Bulk Campaign editing tab.
- Export your campaigns (Active, Paused, or both).
Update and upload your file
- Open the file in Excel or Google Sheets.
- Open your spreadsheet editor first, then import the CSV to prevent formatting issues.
- Use our spreadsheet guide for step-by-step instructions for Excel and Google Sheets.
- Make your updates.
- Use only the fields and values listed in our spreadsheet guide.
- Upload the file back to the Bulk Uploader.
Editing guidelines
- Don't edit or remove the [Campaign Key] field.
- Only include fields you want to update. Remove unused columns to avoid accidental changes.
- Empty cells result in no changes to your campaign.
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