The phrase "activate a campaign" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to the initiation or launch of a marketing or promotional effort.
Example: "We are ready to activate a campaign to promote our new product line next week."
Alternatives: "launch a campaign" or "start a campaign."
If you don't claim a venue, you cannot create or activate a campaign on Foursquare.
After completing the verification steps, you will be able to access your business manager tools, and Foursquare will let you create and activate a campaign under your business.
Activate, a campaign group chaired by a Tory activist and set up to "engage young people with Conservatism", was launched late on Monday night, offering membership to Conservatives at a cost of up to £500 each.
Worse, although Andrew Lansley has now activated a separate campaign about hand hygiene, the move appeared to come late in the day.
Research from IRI's benchmark database, a controlled study that analyzes our advertising partners' exposure data to consumer purchase data, shows that using known purchase data to activate a purchase-based targeted campaign boosts return on advertising spend by up to 20%, and increases sales lift three to four times more than targeting methodologies that use demographic data.
The most successful social media campaigns activate a key emotion or emotions.
It is a line of attack echoed across the US as midterm campaigns heat up, and Democrats seek to activate a key demographic constituency.
Based on our company's research, the average influencer campaign requires more than 30 days of research and 84 emails to activate a single influencer.
How do you activate a street?
Launched yesterday with a Return of the Jedi-themed meme attacking Corbyn (now deleted from Twitter), Activate is a campaign organisation that promises to galvanise Tory youth support, and build a community of young centre-right campaigners.
When the February 20 movement started organizing, shortly after the fall of President Zine el-Abidine Ben Ali in Tunisia, the Moroccan regime activated an extensive propaganda campaign to paint protesters as enemies of the state manipulated by the Western Sahara liberation movement, Polisario.
