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Import & Export

Both live in the ⋮ (more) menu on the Campaigns page — go to the Campaigns tab, click the three dots, and choose Import or Export.

The more (3 dots) menu on the Campaigns page

Import​

You can import campaigns four ways: a plain text file, a previously exported campaign file, an RSS feed, or a sitemap.

From a text file​

One task per line, in the format:

keyword:website.com
keyword2:website2.com

For direct traffic without keywords, put only the webpage address per line. After selecting the text file, choose an existing campaign to clone — the imported tasks inherit that campaign's settings.

note

If you haven't created any campaign yet, create one sample campaign first — the text-file import needs it as the settings template.

From a campaign file (.json / .atb)​

Re-import campaigns you exported earlier — on the same machine or another one. Just choose the file and click Load; no template campaign is required (you can still pick one if you want to change the settings).

Import from a campaign file

From RSS​

RSS is a machine-readable feed of a website's latest content. Instead of adding each article URL by hand, point the importer at your feed address (make sure it includes articles) and choose how many articles to import — each becomes a task with its title as the keyword and its URL as the target. The fastest way to cover a whole blog.

Import from RSS — enter the feed

Import from RSS — pick how many articles

From a sitemap​

The same idea as RSS, but from a sitemap URL. Sitemaps return only the URLs (no article titles), so this suits direct traffic — or cases where you'll add keywords manually. When both are available, prefer RSS because it also brings titles.

Import from a sitemap

Export​

Select the campaigns you want to export (or select none to export all), then ⋮ → Export and choose what to export:

Choose export type

Export settings​

Produces a .json file of the selected campaigns (or all, if none selected) for backup or moving to another device.

What's not included

Exports carry campaign settings only — not saved browser profiles, account cookies, or logs. To move everything, copy the database file from the installation folder: <install dir>\DB\data.db (default install dir: C:\Program Files (x86)\DalgaDev\Awesome Traffic Bot).

Export report​

Generates a .CSV report with per-campaign performance details — sent visitors and session outcomes — for the selected campaigns or all of them.