Managing email campaigns can sometimes feel complicated, but recent improvements make it easier to create and monitor your communications with customers. Whether you’re sending offers, updates, or newsletters, these refinements will help you save time and ensure your messages reach the right people with all the attachments and images intact.

📌 Why This Matters

Sending emails in batches or through drip campaigns is a common way for small businesses to stay in touch with customers. However, complex setups and unclear feedback can slow you down or make you unsure if your emails were sent properly. These improvements help you quickly set up campaigns with fewer errors and provide clearer insight into how your messages perform.

✨ What’s New

• Simplified Setup: The drip campaign setup experience is now smoother and more intuitive, reducing confusion during the process.
• Better “From” Field Checks: It now verifies both the email address and sender’s name to prevent sending issues.
• Attachments and Images Included: Files and images from your email templates will reliably be included when emails go out.
• Improved Stats Display: All bulk email campaign results are now grouped in one clear place for easier tracking.
• Error Handling: If sending limits are exceeded during scheduling, you’ll get helpful error messages right away.

🛠️ How to Use It

1. Step 1: From your contacts list, select the customers you want to email and choose the option to send an email campaign.
2. Step 2: Set up your drip schedule or bulk email with confidence, knowing the system will check for any issues with your sender details and attachments.
3. Step 3: After sending, visit the Email Marketing Stats Dashboard under the marketing section to see how your campaign performed, all in one easy-to-navigate location.

💡 Pro Tip

By ensuring your emails always include all intended attachments and clear sender information, you build trust with your customers and increase the chances they’ll engage with your offers—turning your campaigns into real opportunities for revenue.