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# Eine Performance-Kampagne duplizieren
Sie können jede bestehende Kampagne mit allen vorhandenen Details duplizieren. Wenn Sie eine Kampagne kopieren, wird sie gespeichert als *Kopie von* `{Campaign name}` und die Datumsangaben werden kopiert, sodass Sie sie in der duplizierten Kampagne bearbeiten müssen, wenn die Daten in der Vergangenheit liegen.
1. Wählen Sie in der linken Navigationsleiste  **\[Engage] →** **Kampagnen-Manager** → [**Leistung**](https://app.impact.com/secure/advertiser/engage/campaigns/performance-campaign-manager-flow.ihtml).
2. Bewegen Sie den Mauszeiger über die Kampagne, die Sie duplizieren möchten, und wählen Sie **Kampagne verwalten**.
3. Wählen Sie oben rechts  **\[More]** → **Duplizieren**.
* Bearbeiten Sie die Abschnitte, die Sie aktualisieren möchten. Weitere Informationen zu [Eine Performance-Kampagne konfigurieren](/brand/de/what-would-you-like-to-learn-about/performance-program/beta-performance-campaigns/manage-a-performance-campaign/configure-a-performance-campaign.md) für weitere Informationen zu jedem Abschnitt.
4. Wählen Sie **Kampagne veröffentlichen** oder **Als Entwurf speichern** wenn Sie sie später veröffentlichen möchten.
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