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Folders

The Folders system provides hierarchical organization for your content, campaigns, assets, and other resources, making it easy to manage and find items in your workspace.

Overview

Folders help you:

  • Organize content hierarchically
  • Control access with permissions
  • Share resources with teams
  • Maintain consistent structure
  • Find items quickly

Creating Folders

Getting Started

  1. Navigate to the section where you want to create folders
  2. Click the New Folder button
  3. Enter folder details:
    • Name: Descriptive folder name
    • Description: Purpose or contents
    • Parent Folder: Location in hierarchy

Folder Types

Different sections support folders:

  • Campaign Folders: Organize marketing campaigns
  • Group Folders: Group lists of groups or segments
  • Template Folders: Categorize templates

Folder Structure

Hierarchy Levels

  • Create unlimited nested levels
  • Drag and drop to reorganize
  • Expand/collapse folder trees
  • Breadcrumb navigation
  • Quick jump to parent

Naming Conventions

Best practices for folder names:

  • Use clear, descriptive names
  • Include dates for time-based organization
  • Add prefixes for sorting (01_, 02_)
  • Avoid special characters
  • Keep names concise

Example Structures

Marketing Campaigns:

Campaigns/
├── 2024/
│ ├── Q1/
│ │ ├── Product Launch
│ │ └── Spring Sale
│ └── Q2/
│ ├── Summer Campaign
│ └── Back to School
└── Evergreen/
├── Welcome Series
└── Nurture Campaigns

Groups:

Groups/
├── Customer Segments/
│ ├── VIP Customers
│ ├── New Customers
│ └── Inactive Customers
├── Geographic/
│ ├── East Coast
│ ├── West Coast
│ └── International
└── Property Owners/
├── Active Owners
├── Prospective Owners
└── Past Owners

Folder Management

Folder Actions

  • Rename: Update folder names
  • Move: Relocate in hierarchy
  • Copy: Duplicate with contents
  • Delete: Remove folder
  • Archive: Hide without deleting

Scalability

  • Plan for growth
  • Avoid too many levels
  • Balance depth vs breadth
  • Use consistent patterns