# Create a follow-up

You can schedule **up to three follow-ups** within a single Follow-up campaign.

Each follow-up is possible because **PushPushGo** automatically collects specific system labels from every campaign sent within the same follow-up campaign:

* `sys.prev_campaign` – identifies users who were **sent** the campaign
* `sys.prev_delivered_campaign` – identifies users who **received** the campaign
* `sys.prev_clicked_campaign` – identifies users who **clicked** the campaign

These labels are later used to define **Audience conditions** for your follow-ups, allowing you to target users based on their engagement with previous messages.

When you’re ready to send a follow-up:

**1. Go to the Follow-up list in the Campaigns section.**

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**2. Find the campaign you want to follow up on.**

**3. Click the three dots (⋯) next to the campaign name and select Follow up.**

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**4. The app will ask if you want to copy the content of the source campaign.**

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**5. Adjust the Content of the message if needed.**

**6. Choose the Audience and the strategy.**

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**7. Fill in the time section and plan your follow-up.**


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