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Campaign Amplification Request Form

A campaign amplification request template — brief the boosting or extending of a piece of content, with the objective, channels, budget and audience.

Description

Good organic content often deserves a paid push behind it. This campaign amplification request form briefs the work of boosting or extending a post or piece of content, so the spend goes where it’ll do the most good.

You give the campaign name and a link to the content, what you’re amplifying and the objective, where it should run and the budget, who to target, and the run dates. It also confirms whether the content is already approved, so amplification doesn’t stall waiting on sign-off.

Use it whenever a piece of content is worth more reach than it’ll get organically — a strong post, a launch asset or a timely moment. Send it to the team running paid. Customize the fields, add your branding, and embed it or share a link in minutes.

Form fields

Everything the Campaign Amplification Request Form above collects — 12 fields, so you can see exactly what it captures before you make it your own.

Amplify Some Content

  • Campaign name

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    Short Answer
  • Link to the content / post

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    URL
  • What are we amplifying?

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    Dropdown
  • Objective

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    Dropdown
  • Where?

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    Multi-Select
  • Budget (£)

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    Number
  • Who should we target?

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    Long Answer
  • Run from

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    Date
  • Run until

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    Date
  • Is the content already approved?

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    Yes/No
  • Requested by

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    Name
  • Email address

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    Email
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Template FAQs

Common questions about the Campaign Amplification Request Form — what it captures, when to use it, and how to make it your own.

What is campaign amplification?

Campaign amplification is putting paid budget behind existing content — boosting a post or extending a piece of content’s reach — so it gets in front of more of the right people than it would organically. It’s a quick way to get more from content that’s already working.

What should an amplification request include?

This form captures the campaign, a link to the content, what’s being amplified and the objective, where it should run and the budget, the target audience and the run dates. It also confirms whether the content is already approved for paid use.

When should you amplify a piece of content?

When organic reach isn’t doing a strong piece justice, or a moment is worth pushing — a launch, a timely post, a high-performing asset. Amplifying content that’s already resonating usually delivers better value than paying to promote something untested.

Who requests campaign amplification?

Usually a social, content or campaign lead who spots something worth boosting, submitting it to whoever runs paid. The form records who requested it, so the paid team has a clear brief and a point of contact rather than a vague ’can we boost this?’.

How is amplification different from a full paid campaign?

A paid campaign is built from scratch with its own creative and strategy; amplification puts budget behind content that already exists. This form is for the latter — a lighter, faster request to extend the reach of something you’ve already made.

Is this amplification request template free?

Yes, completely free. Add or remove fields, adjust the channels and objectives to fit how you run paid, and restyle it to your brand, then embed it on your site or share a link — no coding needed. A free Fun Forms account lets you collect requests.