Yes, you can split your list into individual campaigns.

Why would I want to do this?

There are many reasons why you might want to split a link removal project into a number of smaller campaigns. Here are just a few:

• group different link types together so that you can use different campaign level templates to make a more personalized request to webmasters (e.g. article directories, comment spam, link directories etc could be run as separate campaigns).
• get part of it up and running while still working on analysis and/or contact gathering for other parts.
• make your project more manageable by staggering campaign start dates so you do not become overwhelmed by responses that need to be dealt with.
  
• Split a very large project to fit within the limits of your plan.
  

What should I be aware of before I do this?

The main thing to be concerned about  is that you will need to combine all of your campaign summary reports (excel workbook downloadable from  icon in the campaign list) into one if you are having to submit a reconsideration request. The workbook for each campaign contains four worksheets.

You will also need to combine the disavow reports from each of your campaigns into a single file (.txt file downloadable from  icon).

Lastly, you will need to make sure when you split your list that all URLs for a specific domain are contained within a single campaign – if you split a domain’s URLs over multiple campaigns then you will end up sending multiple emails to the same webmaster(s). This tends to annoy people and will reduce the chance of getting a good cleanup result.