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📢 Campaigns

Campaigns let you reach your customers with email or SMS messages — whether it’s a newsletter, promotion, or update.
From the Campaigns dashboard, you can draft messages, choose who receives them, and track how well they perform.


✍️ Creating a Campaign

  1. Click “New Campaign” from the Campaigns page.
  2. Enter a name (e.g. “Black Friday Promo”).
  3. Choose the type:
    • Email → Send a custom email with subject and template.
    • SMS → Send a short text message.
  4. Pick a status:
    • Draft → Save your work, but don’t send yet.
    • Scheduled → Prepare for automatic sending later.
    • Sent → Already sent (read-only).
    • Paused → Stop sending midway.

💌 Email Campaigns

If you select Email:

  • Add a subject line for your email.
  • Choose an email template (pre-built or custom).
  • Set the From and Reply-To addresses.
  • Optionally, provide template data (like customer name or promo code) to personalize each message.

Example: Template Personalization

If your template says:
Hi {{name}}, enjoy 20% off your next order!

And you add name = Sarah in Template Data, the customer will receive:
“Hi Sarah, enjoy 20% off your next order!”


👥 Adding Recipients

  • Select which customers or users should receive the campaign.
  • You can choose multiple recipients at once.

Tip: Use filters or customer groups (like “VIP Customers” or “Recent Buyers”) for better targeting.


📊 Tracking Campaign Performance

Once your campaign is sent, you’ll see metrics update automatically:

  • Sent → How many messages were delivered.
  • Opened → How many emails were opened.
  • Clicked → How many people clicked a link inside.

This helps you measure what’s working and improve future campaigns.


🚀 Typical Workflow

  1. Draft a campaign with your message and template.
  2. Select your audience (recipients).
  3. Schedule or send immediately.
  4. Monitor results in the metrics dashboard.

⚠️

Campaign scheduling is coming soon. For now, campaigns can be sent immediately or saved as drafts.

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