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# Daily campaigns

The easiest way to stay active on social is to let Madison do it for you. With **daily campaigns** on, Madison automatically creates a fresh post each day for each connected account, so your calendar stays full without you writing a thing.

Daily campaigns are **on by default for all your locations**, so Madison starts keeping your calendar full as soon as you connect an account. You can turn them off for any account whenever you like.

## How it works

For every account where daily campaigns are on, Madison generates a new post each day, tailored to that platform, and adds it to your [calendar](/social/social-posts.md). From there it's just like any other post:

* Review and approve it, or let it publish automatically if you've set up [auto-approve](/settings/locations.md) for the location.
* Edit the wording or image first if you'd like.

Daily campaigns and [post health](/social/post-health.md) work hand in hand: turn daily campaigns on and your quiet days fill themselves.

## Google is different

Google doesn't suit a fresh post every single day the way social channels do. So rather than posting daily, Madison looks at each day's content and decides whether it's a good fit to share on your Google Business Profile as an update. If it isn't, Madison simply doesn't suggest a Google post that day.

{% hint style="info" %}
This means if **Google is your only connected account**, you'll often see no post suggestion on a given day. That's expected, Madison only suggests a Google update when the content suits it.
{% endhint %}

## Steer what Madison suggests

You can give feedback on the topics and posts Madison comes up with. Tell it what you like or what to change, and it takes that into account when planning your future content, so your campaigns get more on-point over time.

## Turn it on or off

Daily campaigns are set **per connected account**, so you can have them on for some and off for others.

{% stepper %}
{% step %}

#### Open the location

Go to **Settings → Locations** and find the location you want.
{% endstep %}

{% step %}

#### Open Daily campaigns

Select the location's **Daily campaigns** control.
{% endstep %}

{% step %}

#### Choose which accounts

Switch each account **Enabled** or **Disabled**, then update. You can change this any time.
{% endstep %}
{% endstepper %}

{% hint style="success" %}
Prefer to post about something specific, like an event or an offer? Create a campaign on demand. See [Social posts](/social/social-posts.md).
{% endhint %}


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