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# Organizing content

When you upload new content, all the files will appear as a list under "All". Although you can use the search field to find your media items:

![](/files/-M_Q1wsqrOe-dgna5n0H)

It is however often useful to organize the content so that it is easier to find. For this we can use the "Customer" and "Campaign" fields. Writing any text in this fields will automatically organize your content.

![](/files/-M_Q0B8TkCbeP64u3KB6)

Lets change the Customer to "drugstore" for example:

![](/files/-M_Q0nEjKTaw1DXFt92y)

We may want to also specify a "Campaign" name for this item:

![](/files/-M_Q10m_KxoiMYmjy0_i)

However in this case nothing happens, that is because we only have 1 item with that particular campaign. We need at least 2 items for a folder to appear. Lets try it:

![](/files/-M_Q1aTPYAT0KmFaaPo5)

A you can see we can use these two simple fields to unclutter long lists of media files.


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