Influenzic uses two independent taxonomy-style tables to classify campaigns and influencers. Both are managed by the admin from the Influenzic admin menu.
Campaign Categories
Navigate to Influenzic → Campaign Categories.
Campaign categories are label tags attached to campaigns. Brands select one or more categories when creating a campaign; influencers use them to filter the campaign browser.
- Each category has a name and an optional description.
- Names are freely editable after creation.
- Deletion is blocked if any live campaign currently references the category. Deactivate unused campaigns first, or merge the category into another one before deleting.
Influencer Niches
Navigate to Influenzic → Niches.
Niches represent an influencer’s primary content verticals (e.g. Beauty, Technology, Food, Fitness). Influencers select up to inzc_niche_max_selection niches (default: 3) during and after onboarding.
- Each niche has a name, a niche key (immutable slug used in storage), and optional icon/colour metadata.
- The
niche_keyis stored verbatim in user meta (inzc_niche_categories) and campaign category index tables. Never change a niche key after creation — it will orphan all existing references. - Deletion is blocked if the niche is referenced by any existing campaign category or influencer profile. Use deactivation instead to hide a niche from new selections without breaking existing data.
niche_key is immutable. Once a niche is created and influencers have selected it, the key must never be changed. Rename only the display name; the key stays fixed. If you need to deprecate a niche, deactivate it.