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Welcome to Moosend!

We are thrilled to have you onboard and we want to make sure you make the most of our platform. 

That’s why we’ve created a series of quick video tutorials to teach you how to set up your account and use our powerful features to begin promoting and growing your eCommerce business fast and easy.  

The tutorials include step-by-step how-to’s and tips, from creating a simple newsletter to setting up a timely cart abandonment automation workflow. 

By the end of this series, you’ll be able to create beautiful, professional email campaigns before you can say “Moo”! 

Thank you for registering and we wish you happy email marketing!

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Congratulations!

You’ve made it till the end! 

This means you are now a Moosend master and ready to make some crazy-effective email marketing campaigns! 

Should you need any help you can also access our Knowledge Base on moosend.com on the help page, or contact our support team through our live chat! 

We’re always happy to help!

Now close this video and go rock some subscribers!

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Hello and Welcome to Moosend.

We are thrilled to have you on board and we want to make sure you make the most of our platform. 

That’s why we’ve created a series of quick video tutorials to teach you how to use our powerful features to begin growing your marketing strategy. 

The tutorials include step-by-step how-to’s and tips, from creating a newsletter template to sending your first email marketing campaign. 

By the end of this series, you’ll be able to create beautiful, professional email campaigns before you can say “Moo”! 

Thank you for registering and we wish you happy email marketing!

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Increase conversions with product recommendation emails tailored to your subscribers’ profiles. Share personalized, relevant product recommendations to your customers based on their activity and preferences by adding the right blocks in your newsletter.

Hello! Welcome to another Moosend tutorial! 

In this video, I will show you how to create your own Product Recommendations Campaign. 

Product Recommendations are added as blocks in the design of your newsletter. They are a powerful feature that helps you improve the online shopping experience and increase conversions by suggesting to your subscribers personalized product recommendations, driven by their purchasing patterns! 

Let’s see how this is done! 

Click on the New Campaign button. 

Locate the Regular Campaign and click on the “Create” button.

Next, you’ll need to define the campaign settings. Start by setting up the available fields: Campaign name, Subject, Preview text, which is optional, Sender, Reply to and Send Confirmation to.

If you would like to track your campaign at Google analytics, enable the option with a click. 

Then, click on the Next button to continue.

Then, select the mailing list which will receive your campaign.

When you’re ready click next.

Next, choose the appropriate format for your campaign: HTML and plain text, or Plain text only. 

Then, click next.

To create your newsletter design click on the Take Me To The Editor button.

From the Template Library choose the right template for your campaign and click Use Template. 

Choose a container and click on its setting icon. Keep in mind that 3 x 1/3 Containers and 4 x 1/4 Containers cannot be turned into Product Recommendation blocks, but every other container type can!

Go to the Container Type field and choose Product Recommendation from the dropdown menu. 

Then, go to the Select Website field and click on the dropdown menu. This will show you all the websites you have connected to Moosend. Choose the one you want to connect with the specific Product Recommendation block. 

And now the exciting part! 

Go to the Sort Products By field and choose the way your products will be sorted from the dropdown menu. You have 4 options here: Items purchased, revenue, views, and AI. 

AI is the one that transforms your marketing game by sending dynamic product recommendations, based on the preferences of each of your subscribers, and their past purchases.

Choose the number of products you want to be displayed on the container, by adjusting the settings from the corresponding field. You can add up to 10 products, either by typing the number or by using the arrows. 

Once you transform a container to a Product Recommendation block, the following dynamic elements will appear: product image, product title, product price, product code, product manufacturer, product category, product URL.

The content of each one of these dynamic elements will change every time, based on the current information on the website you connected earlier. Each one of them contains a tag, and you have the choice to keep only those you want. 

Elements that are placed inside a dynamic content container, have an additional field in their settings called the Repeatable Element Tag.

You can also add or remove elements, like spacers, buttons or images, and you can style them as you wish, changing their settings, similar to the typical Editor settings.

Different elements have different tags that correspond to what part of the information pulled from the tracked actions will be placed in them, in the campaign received by each subscriber. 

Remember that you cannot have more than one dynamic content block in your campaign. 

When you are happy with your design and content click on the Preview tab to see what your campaign looks like on different devices. 

Then click on the Update Campaign & Continue to save your design and proceed.

If you want, you can test your campaign and see how it looks.

Just go to the Design and Delivery Test Tab, add your email to receive the campaign and simply check how it looks! You can add up to 5 email addresses, separated by commas, and send your campaign to them as a test. 

If you don’t want to test your campaign, just click Skip Test. 

If you want to send your campaign right away choose the Send this campaign immediately option.

You also have the option to schedule your campaign for a future date or time.

Choose the Schedule this campaign to be sent out at a future date and time option and specify the date, time and timezone.

Click on the Next button when you’re ready.

Take a look at all of your campaign details one more time.

When you’re ready, click on the Send or Schedule button, depending on what you decided to do!

Congratulations! You’ve just created your first product recommendation campaign! 

You can also use this content you created to set up a Product Recommendation Automation, as shown previously.

Happy email marketing!

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Motivate readers to take action by displaying the remaining time of your offer with a countdown timer. Watch this video to learn how to create and customize your own timer fast and easy to increase revenue.

Hello and welcome to another Moosend tutorial! 

In this video, I will show you how to add a countdown timer to your newsletters fast and easy. 

Countdown timers are perfect for creating a sense of urgency to your subscribers, leading them to make a purchase before they miss it! 

A countdown timer or timer as we call it is one of the various elements you can add in your newsletter as soon as you start designing it.

Let’s see how this is done. 

Click on the New Campaign button. 

Locate the Regular Campaign and click on the “Create” button.

Next, you’ll need to define the campaign settings. Start by setting up the available fields: Campaign name, Subject, Preview text which is optional, Sender, Reply to and Send Confirmation to.

If you would like to track your campaign at Google analytics, enable the option with a click. 

Then, click on the Next button to continue.

The next step is to select the mailing list which will receive your campaign.

When you’re ready click next.

Now let’s choose the appropriate format for your campaign.

Then, click on the Next button to continue. 

To create your newsletter design click on the Take Me To The Editor button

Once inside your Editor page, click on the Template Library.

Choose the template you want to add a countdown timer on.

Let’s suppose you want to delete these rows and replace them with the timer.

Click on the Elements button. 

Then, drag-n’-drop the Timer element to an empty container inside your design.

Make sure that your container is of the Full-Width variety as that is the only container size that can accommodate a timer element.

Click inside the timer to see its Settings on your left. 

Choose the Background color.

Then select an option from the Select theme drop-down menu.

You can choose between:

Plain theme, which is the default option and Boxes theme.

You can go ahead and customize your timer any way you like Fonts, Label, Time and Box color. You can also adjust Box Radius, Border color, and width.

Don’t forget to set the duration of your offer by selecting the specific date and time when the countdown will reach its conclusion.

Click on the Expiration Date area, located on the timer settings list. Click on the blue buttons to navigate between months.

A warning will appear if you try to navigate to a date before the current one.

Click on a date to select when your timer will expire.

Select the Time page, to set the exact time on that date when the timer will expire.

Drag the Hours and Minutes sliders to set the exact time of day.

Click on the Save button when you’re done. 

Keep in mind that the time you set the timer is based on your timezone and will expire at the same time for all users.

Note that any changes you make will only appear after you have finished creating your timer completely.

If you click on the Edit Labels option below, an additional menu that allows you to edit the labels inside your timer will appear.

You have the option to edit the labels inside your timer. You can get very creative here, but don’t forget that the countdown will always work as described regardless of what you write on your new labels.

When you’re done click on the Generate timer button to apply all your changes.  

Click Preview to see how it looks, and then click on the Update Campaign and Continue button.

Before sending your actual campaign you can test it to see how it looks!  

Just go to the Design and Delivery Test Tab, add your email to receive the campaign and simply check how it looks! If you don’t want to test your campaign, just click Skip Test. 

If you want to send your campaign right away choose the Send this campaign immediately option.

You also have the option to schedule your campaign for a future date or time, as previously shown.

Click Next to preview your design and click Send to proceed. 

That’s it! Your timer is ready to boost your sales!

Happy email marketing!

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Convert first-time visitors into subscribers and grow your mailing list effortlessly with subscription forms. Choose the template that suits you and customize to collect all the emails and data you need to grow your brand. 

Hello and welcome to another Moosend tutorial!

In this video, you will learn how to create your own Subscription Forms with Moosend’s ready-made templates. 

Subscription forms are essential for every online store because they help you grow your list effortlessly and boost your sales and you can add them on any website or landing page you want. 

Let’s see how you can do this, without any coding. 

On your Moosend account click on the Lead Generation tab. 

Hover over the Create New button to reveal the drop-down menu of options, then click on Create Subscription Form.

Choose the type of subscription form you wish to create and click on the Create button located next to it. For this tutorial, we will use the Modal Pop-up type. Type in a name for your subscription form, then click Next to continue. This is for internal use only.

When you’re done click Next.

Click on the Take me to the Designer button to start designing your subscription form. 

You will be redirected to our Template Library. Browse the templates to find the one that suits you best and click Use Template. Now, you can use our Editor to style it as you wish to match your brand and campaign.

In General Settings, you can customize everything like, Content Width, Content border-radius, Border Width, and Border Color. You can also decide what you want to do with Closing Options of your form.

By clicking on the text of the form the Text Settings appear on your left and from here you can style your text by changing the font, size, and color.

By clicking on the field area of the form the Form Settings appear on your left and from here you can change things like the Background Color, Form Width, Form Type, Borders, Color and Padding.

Then,  you can click on the On Submit field and select what happens after a visitor submits your form. You can see the choices from the dropdown menu appearing. We will select the Display Success/Error message. You can style that text too, or change it entirely. Click Preview message to see how it looks in the form. Then Select the mailing list to which your new subscribers from this form are added!

Click on the Edit Custom Fields button to activate more custom fields, or create new ones.

I will activate the Name custom field and create a Birthday custom field. 

Next, you can find all elements of the form you want to adjust. Let’s change the color of the Subscribe button.

To customize the rest of the design,click on the Elements at the top, and open the settings of each element to customize it. For example, you can replace the image. 

Go back to your structure and click general settings to discover all the adjustments and customization that you can do, to create a unique Subscription Form for your needs!

Once you’re happy with your design click Preview to see how it looks on different devices and make any further adjustments if needed. 

When you are ready, click on the Proceed to Next Step button. 

A pop-up window appears, asking you to confirm that you wish to continue to the next step. Click on the Ok button.

Now it’s time to set the Visibility Settings of your form. Choose when you would like the subscription form to be displayed, Upon Visit or Upon Exit. 

When you select Upon visit, the subscription form is displayed when someone visits the page, after a set amount of time that you specify.

1. Use the first two fields to specify the number of Seconds, Minutes, Hours, Days, Weeks or Months that need to have passed since the visitor last viewed the form.

2. Use the next two fields to specify the amount of time that should pass before the form is displayed to returning visitors.

When you select Upon Exit, the subscription form will be displayed when someone is about to leave the page. You will need to specify the amount of time that needs to have passed since the visitor last viewed the form. 

Next, you can choose to hide the subscription form entirely from visitors who have already submitted it. To do this, switch the Avoid submission repetition option to On.

You can also choose Advanced Conditional Visibility Settings for your subscription form to set more rules for showing or hiding your form.

To set rules for showing your form, follow the steps below: Click on the Conditional rules for showing the form tab. Specify if the form should be displayed when All or Any of the criteria are present, using the drop-down menu. Use the Add rule button to add the rules you wish, and fill in the relevant fields to define them.

You have the following options:

URL Path, Cookie, Country, Device Type, Operating System.

For example you can choose Device Type if you want this pop-up to appear only to those who visit your website from a desktop.

To set rules for hiding your form, click on the Conditional rules for hiding the form tab and define the rules in the same fashion. You should always remember that any rules you set for hiding your form will prevail over rules for displaying your form.

In the next step, you can automatically publish your form on your Website that is connected with your Moosend account. To publish your form on your website switch the Publish on my Moosend Website option to On and select your website or landing page from the drop-down menu. In order to see a Website here, it has to be verified, or your Landing pages to be active.

If you want you can also publish your subscription form on an external platform.

For this video we will proceed with publishing on your site.

Here you can see a summary of your subscription form content and setup.

Check one more time to see if anything is missing from your subscription form.

If everything looks good, click Publish! Let’s see how it looks on our website!

That’s it! You’ve just created your first subscription form. Your mailing list is ready to grow! 

Happy email marketing!

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Win back your customers by sending them timely reminders in their inbox. Leverage the power of email marketing automation workflows with a simple cart abandonment email sent out every time a visitor leaves an item in their basket.

Hello and welcome to another Moosend tutorial!

In this video you will learn how to create an Abandoned Cart Automation to win back your visitors and lead them to complete their order. 

This means sending an email to visitors that either viewed a product or left it in their cart, to remind them to complete their purchase. 

This automation is one of the most popular ones in the eCommerce industry because it helps you generate more sales without any extra effort, so let’s not waste any more time and create an Abandoned Cart Automation for your e-shop.  

We start by creating an automation campaign. The content of this campaign will be used in our next steps, when creating your automation workflow.

Ready? 

Click on the New Campaign button. 

Locate the Automation Campaign and click on the “Create” button.

Next, you’ll need to define the campaign settings.  Start by setting up the available fields: Campaign name and Preview text which is optional.

If you would like to track your campaign at Google analytics, enable the option with a click. 

Then, click on the Next button to continue.

Now let’s choose the appropriate format for your campaign.

There are 2 options: HTML and plain text, or Plain text only. 

Let’s select HTML and plain text. Then click on the Next button to continue. 

To create your newsletter design click on the Take Me To The Editor button, and design your newsletter as previously shown.

For now, we will simply select a template from the Template Library. You can go through all the templates available, or simply go to the Menu on your left to select the eCommerce category and find the ones especially created for your industry. 

Choose the Cart Abandonment template and click Use Template.

If you decide to design your own template, make sure you set the Container Type as Cart Abandonment. Click on the settings of your container, and from the menu on the left, change the Container Type to Cart Abandonment. Then click on Select Website, to choose the website which your abandoned cart automation is linked to. Define the Number of products to be displayed on your Abandoned Cart email.

You can customize the rest of your design too, as previously shown. 

Click on the Update Campaign and Continue button. 

Before sending your actual campaign you can test it, to see how it looks!  

Just go to the Design and Delivery Test Tab, add your email to receive the campaign and simply check how it looks! Otherwise click Skip Test.  Take a look at all of your campaign details one more time before proceeding. 

When you’re ready, click on the Save button. Your content will be saved in the Campaigns section, under the category Automation.

Perfect! The content for your automation workflow is ready!

Now let’s see how we will create this automation workflow from scratch!

Going back to your Dashboard, click on the Automations button. 

Click on the Create new automation button. This will take you to this page, where you can see all the ready automation workflow recipes we have made for you. 

To create your very own brand new automation workflow, click on the Create a custom automation button.

Click on the edit automation name area and fill in the field with a new name for your automation.

Click on the save automation name when you’re done. 

Click on the Select your trigger area. The “Select a Trigger” pop-up window appears showcasing the available triggers.

Select the Website Engagement option from the drop-down menu as it is the relevant trigger for our occasion.

Click on the dots located on the pop-up window to move to the next page of available triggers. Choose the When someone adds any product to their cart option.

The window that appears begs the question: “Do you want this trigger to only trigger once?” to which you can answer either Yes or No.

Select the No – Trigger every time someone adds a product option from the drop-down menu.

This is the best choice for this automation, since you want your abandoned cart automation to get triggered every time a user drops items in their cart, not just the first time. Then Select the Website for which you want to track this event. Click on the Save button. 

The trigger has been set. When a customer adds an item to their cart it will initiate the automation sequence, but you can’t just have your automation act on it by immediately sending them an email!

You need to give your customers some time to go through with the purchase. Now is the time to do it.

Click the + button. A pop-up appears with two tabs, the “Conditional / Control Steps” tab and the “Actions” tab. You’ll find yourself at the “Conditional / Control Steps” tab by default.

Click on the Wait a specific time interval option.

Add the time you prefer on the time to wait field. Ideally you should go for 45 minutes as an optimum waiting time. This should give your customers enough time to browse your site for other items and move forward with the purchase.

Click save. 

Now that your customers have had adequate time to buy any items they added to their cart, let’s split them up, based on whether they did purchase any items or not.

Click the + button.

The pop-up window with the “Conditional / Control Steps” tab and the “Actions” tab appears.

Click on the Filter option.

In the window that appears, you need to select if you want to apply this filter to all of your mailing lists. 

Click on the Add a condition button.

Select the Purchased a Product option from the first drop-down menu.

Select the is false option from the second drop-down menu.

Setting the logic function this way means that filter creates a division based on the following question “Did the customer make a purchase, yes or no?” 

Click on the time symbol, located on the right.

You now have extra options that help you define a time span in which the condition we’re setting has taken place. This way we can make a filter that separates the customers who recently purchased something from the ones who haven’t.

Fill-in the time to 45 and select the minutes measurement from the drop-down menu.

Click on the Save button.

Your filter separates anyone who has added something to their cart in the past 45 minutes into two sections: under Yes you’ll find the people who added something to their cart but did not make a purchase in the last 45 minutes, whereas under No are the people who added something to their cart 45 minutes ago and purchased during this time. 

People under Yes are those you need to nudge and get them to purchase!

Click on the + symbol below the Yes condition and click the Actions tab. 

Click on the Then send email campaign option.

Fill-in the Subject of the email you’re going to send.

Choose the Sender of the email from the drop-down menu.

Choose the campaign content. 

You have two options here. The first is to Create New Content which means that you can simply type your message in the text box and style it by changing, for example, the font, size or color of it. 

Or, you can use a design with an Abandoned Cart container in it, to display the products. We are going to take the second option and use the design we created earlier.

Click on the Content From Campaign tab and choose the campaign from the dropdown menu. 

Then, Set the number of emails sent by this action per day to Unlimited. You want to make sure that whenever someone abandons something in their cart they’ll receive an email from you!

Click on the Save button. 

If you want your automation to start running right away remember to set it Active. 

Congratulations! You just created your first Abandoned Cart Automation!

Happy email marketing!

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Make the most of marketing automation and reporting features by connecting your website or Ecommerce store with Moosend. Watch this video to learn how to do this manually or with a plugin and create highly personalized campaigns. 

Hello! Welcome to another Moosend tutorial!

In this video, I will show you how to connect your store or website to Moosend. This way you will be able to use Moosend Website Tracking that lets you track your visitors’ actions and tie them to your campaigns. 

By tracking these actions you will later be able to create highly personalized experiences for every visitor by setting up your own automations. 

But we’ll talk about this in another tutorial. 

There are two ways of connecting and tracking your website with your Moosend account. 

If you have a custom website, you can install the tracking code manually. In that case, you will have to add the code snippets to the head of your website HTML.

If you are using a CMS platform you can use one of our tracking plugins. 

For the example of this video, I will show you how to connect your website to Moosend by using a WordPress demo website and the Woocommerce plugin. 

On the Moosend Dashboard, click on the Settings button.

On the menu that appears, click the Websites option.

Click on the Add Website button to add a new website to your list.

Fill in the domain of your website on the Website Domain area.

Click on the Next button.

Now it’s time to install the tracking plugin. You can either click the Install on the plugin you want to use, download and then upload to your website admin area, or install it directly from your website admin area, or Dashboard as we call it. 

We’ll go with the second option!

On your website’s Dashboard, click on the Plugins option on the menu. Then, click on the Add New button on the top.

On the Search bar, type Moosend website tracking, and when the plugin appears, click Install Now. Once it is installed, click the Activate button.

Now, let’s go back to your Moosend account. Once you connect your website, a website Id is generated automatically. Copy this, and go back to your website admin area.

Click on the Settings option of your Moosend Website Tracking plugin, and paste the website Id on the field there.

Then click Save Changes.

A confirmation message will appear on the top.

Keep in mind that your website will be verified as soon as the first event is tracked.

This means that someone has to visit your website, and browse a page or view a product as we do here on this website. 

When this happens, go back and check the tracking status of your website, and it will be verified.

This means that your domain is successfully connected with Moosend’s tracking system. 

Once your website is connected to your Moosend account and verified, a new mailing list will be created automatically, when the first user subscribes and becomes identified. 

Simple as that! Now that your website is connected to Moosend you can start tracking your visitors’ actions and create highly personalized campaigns. 

Happy email marketing! 

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Time to send your first newsletter? Learn how to set an email campaign with Moosend and send it or schedule it at a future time, following a few simple steps.

Hello and welcome to another Moosend tutorial!

In this video, I will show you how to create your first email marketing campaign! 

With Moosend, creating a regular campaign is very easy and the process consists of just a few simple steps. 

Ready? 

Click on the New Campaign button. 

Locate the Regular Campaign and click on the “Create” button.

Next, you’ll need to define the campaign settings. Start by setting up the available fields: Campaign name, Subject, Preview text which is optional, Sender, Reply to and Send Confirmation to.

If you would like to track your campaign at Google analytics, enable the option with a click. 

Then, click on the Next button to continue.

The next step is to select the mailing list which will receive your campaign.

Keep in mind that you can choose more than one list. And if you have any subscribers contained on multiple lists, don’t worry! We do our magic and your email is only sent once! 

When you’re ready click next.

Now let’s choose the appropriate format for your campaign.

There are 2 options: HTML and plain text, or Plain text only. 

Plain text campaigns only contain text and you can’t add other design elements like images or links. 

HTML and plain text campaigns let you add all kinds of images, fonts, and layouts, just like a web page. 

Once you choose the right format for you, click on the Next button to continue. 

To create your newsletter design click on the Take Me To The Editor button, and design your newsletter as previously shown.

For now, we will simply select a template from the Template Library.

You can either browse our various templates or choose your industry from the menu on the left and find the eCommerce templates we have designed especially for you. When you find the one that suits you, click Use Template and then click on the Update Campaign and Continue button.

Before sending your actual campaign you can test it to see how it looks!  Just go to the Design and Delivery Test Tab, add your email to receive the campaign and simply check how it looks! You can add up to 5 email addresses, separated by commas, and send your campaign to them as a test. 

If you don’t want to test your campaign, just click Skip Test. 

If you want to send your campaign right away choose the Send this campaign immediately option.

You also have the option to schedule your campaign for a future date or time.

Choose the Schedule this campaign to be sent out at a future date and time option and specify the date, time and timezone.

Click on the Next button when you’re ready.

Take a look at all of your campaign details one more time and click on the Preview button to look at your newsletter design.

When you’re ready, click on the Send or Schedule button, depending on what you decided to do!

Congratulations! You’ve just created your first email marketing campaign! 

Happy email marketing! 

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You don’t have to be a designer to create a newsletter! Design a beautiful email from scratch or customize a template to match your campaign’s demands by using our intuitive drag & drop editor created especially for your needs. 

Hello!

Welcome to another Moosend tutorial. 

In this video, I will show you how to create newsletters with ready-made templates through our drag & drop editor. 

Creating a newsletter design with Moosend is very easy. And the best part is that you don’t need any coding skills at all, so let’s start!

Start by clicking on the Template Library tab on your editor. 

There you will find a wide range of templates for any industry and type of campaign. 

For this tutorial, we choose one from the E-commerce category.

Click on the preview template button and scroll down to see how it looks on different devices. 

If the design suits your campaign needs, click on the Use Template button to start customizing it. 

To change an image click on it and go to Image Settings on your left. 

Click on the Replace Image button and choose the image you want to use from your computer.  

If you want to crop the image click on the corresponding icon on your left and adjust the width and height by dragging the arrows. 

Click Crop when you’re done. 

Now it’s time to add new content. To do this, go to the menu on your left and click on the Structure tab, where you will find different column layouts. We call them containers. 

Drag and drop the container of your choice anywhere you like. 

You can change the layout of your newsletter if you want. Let’s suppose you want to show two images of products. Drag and drop the content to the structure you added earlier. 

You can delete the row that you will not use by clicking on the corresponding icon. 

Click on the Elements button, and add some spacers to let your newsletter breath.

In General settings, adjust the Row padding and Slot spacing.

Style the text to your preferences by changing font, size, and color. And you can also style your Button, changing colors, label and of course button link.

Similar to any other text, here too we can change Fonts and adjust alignment and padding.

When using a template you have the complete freedom to change, customize, move or delete any elements in the design. 

Just click on the specific element to open its settings on your left. From here you can do anything you want. 

Go to the Preview tab to see how your newsletter looks on different devices. 

And you’re done! You just created a professional ecommerce newsletter from scratch! 

Happy email marketing!

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Mailing lists are your way of communicating with your subscribers. And custom fields are your way of keeping this communication alive. Watch this video to learn how to create a mailing list from scratch and add all kinds of custom fields to capture and store all different subscriber information for top-notch email marketing personalization.

Hello! Welcome to another Moosend tutorial!

In this video, you will learn 2 things! 

How to create your first mailing list and how to create custom fields. 

Custom fields are boxes you can add in your different mailing lists to define the kind of information you want to capture and store from your subscribers every time you send a newsletter campaign. For example their name, gender, and birthday, or even buying preferences, number of purchases, or product views.

Custom fields help you create highly personalized newsletters and offer a fully customized experience for every subscriber. Which leads to happier customers and higher conversions! 

Now let’s start by creating your first mailing list from scratch! 

On your Moosend account, click on the Mailing lists button. 

Νext, click on the Create new list button. 

Fill-in the Mailing List Name field with the name you wish your mailing list to have. 

Click on the Save button.

Your first mailing list is ready to be filled up with subscribers! Keep in mind that if you connect your website with Moosend, a new mailing list will be created automatically.

For now, let’s see how to create different custom fields in your mailing list. 

The name and email address are default fields that already exist but you can also add any other field of information that is on your list.  

Creating them is very easy. 

Let’s go back to the dashboard.

Click on the Mailing Lists button.

Then, click on the name of the list you want to add new custom fields to.

Click on the Custom fields button, on the menu that appears.

Click on the Add new custom field button. 

Fill in the name that you want your new field to have. 

Select the data type of your new custom field from the drop-down menu. You can choose any of the options available: Text, Number, Date-Time, Single-select Drop-down and Checkbox.

Click on the Save custom field button to create the custom field.

Your custom field is ready for you to use. 

Remember that you can edit or delete any of the custom fields you created by clicking on the Pencil button in the Actions column.

That’s it! You’ve just created a perfect mailing list!

Happy email marketing! 

Overview Transcript

Email marketing automation workflows let you send real-time, tailored messages to your audience and strengthen customer engagement. Watch this video to see how you can set up automated campaigns effortlessly and efficiently with Moosend.

Hello! Welcome to another Moosend tutorial!

Today I will show you how to create one of the most important automation workflows in eCommerce: a welcome email automation. 

Automation workflows are automated emails that your subscribers receive after making a certain action. They are a great tool for your marketing strategy because they help you offer a highly personalized experience to every subscriber and drive conversions at scale by sending them the right message at the right time. 

A welcome email as soon as they subscribe to your mailing list is the best example, because it’s an email that all subscribers expect and because it helps you build a relationship with them. 

Ready to build your first automation workflow?

Go to your Dashboard and click on the Automations button. 

Click on the Create new automation button.

This will take you to this page, where you can see all the ready automation workflow recipes we have made for you. 

You can use them any time you want to save time but for now, let’s see how you will create your very own brand new automation workflow. 

Click on the Create a custom automation button.

Click on the edit automation name area.

Fill in the field with a new name for your automation.

Click on the save automation name when you’re done. 

Now let’s set up the proper trigger. 

Click on the Select your trigger area.

The “Select a Trigger” pop-up window appears showcasing the available triggers.

Select the List Engagement option from the drop-down menu.

All available triggers are displayed on the “Select a Trigger” window by default, so filtering the different types of triggers showcased helps you make a quicker choice by focusing on what is relevant to the occasion. Right now we are looking for triggers that occur when someone engages with one of your subscriber lists.

Choose the When someone subscribes to any list option.

The window that appears begs the question: “Do you want this trigger to only trigger once?” to which you can answer either Yes or No.

Select the Yes – Trigger only on the first subscription option from the drop-down menu.

This is the best option for this type of automation since you want to welcome your new subscribers the first time they subscribe to one of your lists, not each time!

Click on the Save button.

If you want to expand your automation workflows now is the time to do it!

Click the + button.

A pop-up appears with two tabs, the “Conditional / Control Steps” tab and the “Actions” tab. You’ll find yourself at the “Conditional / Control Steps” tab by default.

Let’s say you want your new subscriber to receive your Welcome email a few minutes after signing up. 

Click on the Wait a specific time interval button. 

Add the time you prefer on the time to wait field. 

Click save. 

To continue with sending your email click on the + symbol at the bottom of the flow and click the Actions tab. 

Click on the Then send email campaign option.

Fill-in the Subject of the email you’re going to send.

Choose the Sender of the email from the drop-down menu.

Choose the campaign content. 

You have two options here. The first is to Create New Content which means that you can simply type your message in the text box. 

You can style your text as you wish by changing, for example, the font, size or color of it. 

The second option is to use a design you have previously created. 

To do this click on the Content From Campaign tab and choose the campaign from the dropdown menu. 

In case you haven’t made one go the Campaigns tab on the menu and design an Automation Campaign in our editor. 

Then, set the number of emails sent by this action per day to Up to 1 email per day from this step.

Click on the Save button. 

Remember to set your Automation Active if you want it to start running right away!

Congratulations!

You just created your first Welcome Email Automation!

Overview Transcript

Segmentation helps you build strong relationships with your customers and increase revenue by sending targeted newsletters. Group your subscribers by age, preferences, location and many more criteria to fine-tune your email marketing. Watch this video to learn how to segment your mailing lists in a few seconds to make the most of this powerful technique. 

Hello and welcome to another Moosend tutorial!

In this video, I will show you one of the best email marketing practices: list segmentation!

List segmentation is the process of dividing up an email list into smaller groups of subscribers that share something in common, based on various segmentation criteria. This can be demographics, locations, preferences, user activity and more. The groups created after this process are called segments. 

You can segment your email lists in 3 different ways. 

The first is by using as segmentation criteria the information you have collected from your subscribers through the custom fields you have set. 

The second is by using the various segmentation criteria that Moosend gives you. 

Or you can combine them! 

Grouping your subscribers this way helps you to send the right email to the right person depending on their profile and needs. This leads to more opens, more clicks, and more sales! 

Remember that, in order to achieve this you need to set a good number of segmentation criteria so make sure you experiment and make the best of list segmentation! 

Now let’s see how you will create your first segment. 

For this video, we will create a segment based on User Activity criteria. 

Go to your Dashboard and start by clicking on the Mailing lists button.

Click on the name of the Mailing list from which you want to create a segment. 

Click on the Segments button on the menu that appears. 

Click on the Create New Segment button. 

Now it’s time to give a name to your segment. Use something that will help you identify it easily! 

Before you specify the Segmentation Criteria upon which your segment will be based, you must first choose whether it has to match:

All of the criteria you set, Any of the criteria you set.

Using the Fetch dropdown option you can also choose how many of your recipients should be contained in the segment you are creating. The options are:

All the matching recipients, Max number of recipients, Max % percentage of recipients.

We start by choosing All in both drop-down menus.

Now, click on the Add More Criteria button. 

Set the Criteria of your Segment.

You have three dropdown menus to work with:

In the first field, you will narrow down your target audience by using segmentation criteria like the Recipient’s Name or Email Address. In the dropdown menu, you first see the segmentation criteria that Moosend provides. Below them, you will find the custom fields that you have created. Continuing with our example we will choose the Viewed a Product field.

In the field below, you can specify if you want, whether to add to your segment the visitors that viewed a product on any of your websites or a specific website. 

In the second field, you must choose how the type of segmentation criteria you have chosen previously narrows down your recipients, or which condition describes what you want to find. It’s like making a small sentence that describes what your Segment will contain. The options available depend on your previous choice. In this particular example, the options are, is true / is false. We choose is true because we want to find those who viewed a product.

The third field either defines the specific criteria that have to be fulfilled by the previous two fields or narrows down the target audience even more. The options available always depend on your previous choices. In this case, we need to select whether we are looking for those who viewed any product, or a specific product. For our example, we will choose a specific product.

In the field below, you can fill in how many times this action occurred. Or you can just leave it empty.

If you click on the clock next to the third box, a final option appears. Here, if you want, you can add a specific time during which the action occurred to narrow down your subscribers even more.  If you want you can narrow down your segment even more, by clicking on Add More Criteria. The number of subscribers inside your mailing list that matches your segmentation criteria shows up here. You can also click on the Preview recipients button to see their full details.

When you’re finished, click on the Save Segment button.

To edit or delete your segment click on the pencil-shaped button or the x button located under the Actions column.

Good job! Now you can use your segment for sending a newsletter only to a specific group of subscribers to notify them for a discount offer on the item they viewed and drive them to your e-shop. 

Happy email marketing!

Overview Transcript

Spreadsheet or text file? Wherever your contacts are, you can import them to Moosend with a few clicks. Watch this step-by-step video to learn how to add contact lists in your account.

Hello and welcome to another Moosend tutorial!

In this video, you will learn how to import your subscribers, or members, from your list to your Moosend account. 

Moosend lets you import members from all different kinds of files or platforms. You might keep your list in a CRM like Salesforce, or in an Excel or CSV file. Τhey all work for Moosend. And no matter what you choose, the process is always very simple and quick. 

For this video, let’s see how you import your subscribers from a CSV file. 

Go to your dashboard and start by clicking on the Mailing lists button.

Click on the name of the mailing list which you want to populate with your new subscribers. 

Click on the Import Members option.

Select the CSV / TXT File option by clicking on it or the Select button next to it. 

Click on the Browse button and select the CSV file you want to import from your computer.

Click the checkbox: Yes, add them as verified, I do have consent from these members. This means that your subscribers have previously agreed to receive emails from you. 

Click Next.

Now it’s time to map the columns of your CSV data with the custom fields in your mailing list. 

You can do this by clicking on each drop-down list and selecting the respective custom field you created to describe this information.

If there is a column in your CSV that you don’t want to map, then click the dropdown menu on this specific field and choose Ignore. 

When you finish mapping, click Next.

Then, choose in which email you want to be notified when the import is completed. 

Click on the Import button when you are ready to start the process. 

To view a report of your import’s progress, click on the message that appears on the top of the screen. 

Then click View reports to see the details.

On the menu, click View List to see the list with your subscribers in it. Click view details to see the information you have for each subscriber.

That’s it! Your mailing list is ready!

Happy email marketing!

Overview Transcript

First things first! Boost your open rates by setting an effective “From” name and email address that will show in your recipient’s inbox. Watch this video to learn how to add a new sender in your Moosend account fast and reach all inboxes. 

Hello!

Welcome to another Moosend tutorial. 

In this video, I will show you something very simple and very important.

How to add a sender!

This means that by the end of this tutorial you will be able to change the name of the sender that your subscribers see in their inbox when they receive an email from you.  

It’s a very important little change you can make any time you want, since the name of the sender someone sees determines whether they will open your newsletter or not. 

The good news is that Moosend lets you add any number of senders you want!

That way you can have different senders for different parts of your list.

While you can choose anything you want, in the Ecommerce industry it’s always best to keep it simple by using your store’s name. 

Also, remember that it’s always better to use your business email address as Gmail and similar free emails don’t do well with email marketing. 

You can be consistent and use the same name every time if you want to create a relationship with your subscribers, build trust and boost your open rates.

Or you can change senders every now and then to intrigue any dormant recipients enough to open your newsletter and renew their interest. 

It’s worth experimenting with! 

So let’s see how simple it is to add a sender. 

Feel free to have our platform open as you follow along. 

Click on the Settings button.

Click on the Senders option on the menu that appears.

Click on the Add New Sender button, to add a sender other than the email address you registered with.

Fill in the Name and Email of the sender you wish to add.

In case you change your mind you can always click on the Cancel & return to senders button. 

When you’re ready, click on the Save Sender button. 

Once you complete this step, head to your inbox on the email address you just registered as your new sender address where we will send you a confirmation email. 

Click the confirmation link we just sent you to be redirected to your Control Panel Page.

From there you should check your Senders list to verify that your new sender has a tick next to it, right under the Verified column.

Keep in mind that because we care about your sender reputation we perform automated checks every time you add a new sender. This is why when you add a free webmail address sender there is a chance that you might not be able to use this specific email address. 

If the sender you added is rejected, please contact us to guide you through. 

Congratulations! You just added your first sender in under 3 minutes!

Happy email marketing! 

Overview Transcript

Get personal and stay relevant by grouping your email lists on any number of conditions. This video shows you how to conquer list segmentation step-by-step and drive response to your email marketing campaigns with this powerful technique. 

Hello and welcome to another Moosend tutorial!

In this video, I will show you one of the best email marketing practices: list segmentation!

List segmentation is the process of dividing up an email list into smaller groups of subscribers that share something in common. This can be demographics, locations, preferences and more. 

We call these segments. 

Grouping your subscribers this way helps you to send the right email to the right person depending on their profile. 

This is a great way to engage with your audience, increase open rates because of how relevant your content is, and mark higher click-through rates, which improve your sender reputation.

To achieve improved campaign efficiency you need a vast list of options when setting your list segment’s conditions. 

Let’s see how you will create your first segment. Supposing you want to know how many of your subscribers are interested in Politics, to send them relevant topics. That’s why we will create a segment by Topic.

Start by clicking on the Mailing lists button.

Click on the name of the Mailing list from which you want to create a segment. 

Click on the Segments button on the menu that appears. 

Click on the Create New Segment button. 

Now it’s time to give a name to your segment. Use something that will help you identify it easily! 

Before you specify the Segmentation Criteria upon which your segment will be based, you must first choose whether it has to match:

All of the criteria you set, Any of the criteria you set.

Using the Fetch dropdown option you can also choose how many of your recipients should be contained in the segment you are creating. The options are:

All the matching recipients, Max number of recipients, Max % percentage of recipients.

We start by choosing All in both drop-down menus.

Now, click on the Add More Criteria button. 

Set the Criteria of your Segment.

You have three dropdown menus to work with:

In the first box, you will narrow down your target audience like Recipient’s Name or Email Address. Continuing with our example we select the Topic custom Field, from the custom fields previously created.

In the second box, you choose how the type of criteria you have chosen on the previous box narrows down your recipients. It’s like making a small sentence that describes what your Segment contains! For our example we will use the is option as we want users who prefer reading a specific topic. 

The third box defines the specific criteria that have to be fulfilled by the previous two boxes. The options available depend on your previous choices. If, as we said, you want those recipients who most often read Politics, type Politics.

Now take a look at the Selected Recipients number to see how many recipients inside your list match your criteria. Clicking on this number helps you Preview the matching recipients. 

You can always narrow down your selection even more, by clicking on Add More Criteria.  

When you’re finished, click on the Save Segment button.

To edit your segment click on the pencil-shaped Edit button located under the Actions column.

Good job! 

Your age segment is ready!  Now the next time you have a topic relevant to this specific target audience, you know where to send it!

Happy email marketing!

Overview Transcript

Email marketing automation workflows let you send real-time, tailored messages to your audience and strengthen customer engagement. Watch this video to see how you can set up automated campaigns effortlessly and efficiently with Moosend.

Today we will talk about email marketing automation workflows and how you can create one for your next campaign. 

Automation workflows are sequences of actions triggered by your subscribers’ actions. 

A typical example would be having a series of emails sent to a contact as soon as they subscribe to your email marketing list or make a purchase from your e-shop. 

Automated emails are the perfect way to drive conversions at scale, while not taking up too much time. 

They allow you to create personalized experiences for your subscribers and target them effectively with the right message. 

Ready to build your first automation workflow?

Today we will create a Welcome Email Automation workflow, for you to welcome your new subscribers!

Click on the Automations button. 

Click on the Create new automation button.

This will take you to this page, where you can see all the ready automation workflow recipes we have made for you. 

You can use them any time you want but for now, let’s see how you will create your very own brand new automation workflow. 

Click on the Create a custom automation button.

Click on the edit automation name area.

Fill in the field with a new name for your automation.

Click on the save automation name when you’re done. 

Now let’s set up the proper trigger. 

Click on the Select your trigger area.

The “Select a Trigger” pop-up window appears showcasing the available triggers.

Select the List Engagement option from the drop-down menu.

All available triggers are displayed on the “Select a Trigger” window by default, so filtering the different types of triggers showcased helps you make a quicker choice by focusing on what is relevant to the occasion. Right now we are looking for triggers that occur when someone engages with one of your subscriber lists.

Choose the When someone subscribes to any list option.

The window that appears begs the question: “Do you want this trigger to only trigger once?” to which you can answer either Yes or No.

Select the Yes – Trigger only on the first subscription option from the drop-down menu.

This is the best option for this type of automation since you want to welcome your new subscribers the first time they subscribe to one of your lists, not each time!

Click on the Save button.

If you want to expand your automation workflows now is the time to do it!

Click the + button.

A pop-up appears with two tabs, the “Conditional / Control Steps” tab and the “Actions” tab. You’ll find yourself at the “Conditional / Control Steps” tab by default.

Let’s say you want your new subscriber to receive your Welcome email a few minutes after signing up. 

Click on the Wait a specific time interval button. 

Add the time you prefer on the time to wait field. 

Click save. 

To continue with sending your email click on the + symbol at the bottom of the flow and click the Actions tab. 

Click on the Then send email campaign option.

Fill-in the Subject of the email you’re going to send.

Choose the Sender of the email from the drop-down menu.

Choose the campaign content. 

You have two options here. The first is to Create New Content which means that you can simply type your message in the text box. 

You can style your text as you wish by changing, for example, the font, size or color of it. 

The second option is to use a design you have previously created. 

Click on the Content From Campaign tab and choose the campaign from the dropdown menu. 

In case you haven’t made one go the Campaigns tab on the menu and design an Automation Campaign in our editor. 

Then, set the number of emails sent by this action per day to Up to 1 email per day from this step.

Click on the Save button. 

Remember to set your Automation Active if you want it to start running right away!

Congratulations!

You just created your first Welcome Email Automation!

Overview Transcript

Send automatic emails to your subscribers every time you publish something new. Connect your RSS feed with Moosend and grow traffic to your website or blog with a super easy process you will learn in this video.

Hello! Welcome to another Moosend tutorial! 

As a publisher or blogger, you want to keep your subscribers engaged and informed while making your life easier. 

This is where RSS email campaigns come into play.  

When you set an RSS campaign we take your new content, automatically insert it into an email and send it to your subscribers on a scheduled email that you control. 

Sounds cool? 

Let’s see how you can create your RSS email campaign with just a few clicks! 

Click on the New Campaign button.

Locate the RSS campaign and click on the “Create” button.

Next, you’ll need to define the campaign settings. 

Start by setting up the available fields. 

Campaign name, Subject, Preview text is optional, Sender, Reply to, RSS Feed Url, the link that allows us to receive regular updates from your website or blog, and Send Confirmation to.

If you would like to track your campaign at Google analytics, enable the option with a click. 

Click on the Next button to continue.

The next step is to select the mailing list which will receive your campaign.

Keep in mind that you can choose more than one list. And if you have any subscribers contained on multiple lists, don’t worry! We do our magic and your email is only sent once! 

Click Next. 

Now let’s choose the appropriate format for your campaign.

Plain text campaigns only contain text and no other design elements like images or links. 

HTML and plain text campaigns let you incorporate all manner of images, fonts, and layouts, just like a web page. 

Once you choose the right format for you, click on the Next button to continue. 

To create your newsletter design click on the Take Me To The Editor button, and design your newsletter as previously shown.

From the Structure tab choose the container you want and drop it inside the empty editor. 

Click on the Settings button of your container. 

Go to the Container Type dropdown menu and select RSS Campaign. 

This is how we fetch your content from the RSS Feed url you added previously in Campaign Settings.

You can go ahead and style your title the way it suits your newsletter. 

Then click on the Update Campaign and Continue button.

When you’re done, click on the Next button to continue.

Before sending your actual campaign you can test it, of course, to see how it looks!  

Just go to the Design and Delivery Test Tab, add your email to receive the campaign and simply check how it looks! You can add up to 5 email addresses, separated by commas, and send your campaign to them as a test. 

If you don’t want to test your campaign, just click Skip Test. 

Now let’s select the recurrency settings. 

Choose Daily/Weekly recurrency for your RSS campaign. 

Next, set the time that your RSS campaign will be sent out, by selecting the Hour, Minutes and Timezone from the available dropdown menus. 

You can tick any day of the week for your schedule. If every day is selected, this acts as a daily schedule.

You can also choose Monthly recurrency for your RSS campaign.

You have two options: Day and Date. 

When Day is selected, you can set a day to schedule your campaign.

Keep in mind that you can add more than one option.

When Date is selected, you can set a date to schedule your campaign.

Here too you can add more than one option.

When you’re ready, click Next. 

Take a look at all of your campaign details one more time and click on the Preview button to look at your newsletter design. 

When you’re ready, click on the Start button. 

Congratulations! You’ve just set your first RSS campaign!

Happy email marketing!

Overview Transcript

Send automatic emails to your subscribers every time you publish something new. Connect your RSS feed with Moosend and grow traffic to your website or blog with a super easy process you will learn in this video.

Hello! Welcome to another Moosend tutorial! 

As a publisher or blogger, you want to keep your subscribers engaged and informed while making your life easier. 

This is where RSS email campaigns come into play.  

When you set an RSS campaign we take your new content, automatically insert it into an email and send it to your subscribers on a scheduled email that you control. 

Sounds cool? 

Let’s see how you can create your RSS email campaign with just a few clicks! 

Click on the New Campaign button.

Locate the RSS campaign and click on the “Create” button.

Next, you’ll need to define the campaign settings. 

Start by setting up the available fields. 

Campaign name, Subject, Preview text is optional, Sender, Reply to, RSS Feed Url, the link that allows us to receive regular updates from your website or blog, and Send Confirmation to.

If you would like to track your campaign at Google analytics, enable the option with a click. 

Click on the Next button to continue.

The next step is to select the mailing list which will receive your campaign.

Keep in mind that you can choose more than one list. And if you have any subscribers contained on multiple lists, don’t worry! We do our magic and your email is only sent once! 

Click Next. 

Now let’s choose the appropriate format for your campaign.

Plain text campaigns only contain text and no other design elements like images or links. 

HTML and plain text campaigns let you incorporate all manner of images, fonts, and layouts, just like a web page. 

Once you choose the right format for you, click on the Next button to continue. 

To create your newsletter design click on the Take Me To The Editor button, and design your newsletter as previously shown.

From the Structure tab choose the container you want and drop it inside the empty editor. 

Click on the Settings button of your container. 

Go to the Container Type dropdown menu and select RSS Campaign. 

This is how we fetch your content from the RSS Feed url you added previously in Campaign Settings.

You can go ahead and style your title the way it suits your newsletter. 

Then click on the Update Campaign and Continue button.

When you’re done, click on the Next button to continue.

Before sending your actual campaign you can test it, of course, to see how it looks!  

Just go to the Design and Delivery Test Tab, add your email to receive the campaign and simply check how it looks! You can add up to 5 email addresses, separated by commas, and send your campaign to them as a test. 

If you don’t want to test your campaign, just click Skip Test. 

Now let’s select the recurrency settings. 

Choose Daily/Weekly recurrency for your RSS campaign. 

Next, set the time that your RSS campaign will be sent out, by selecting the Hour, Minutes and Timezone from the available dropdown menus. 

You can tick any day of the week for your schedule. If every day is selected, this acts as a daily schedule.

You can also choose Monthly recurrency for your RSS campaign.

You have two options: Day and Date. 

When Day is selected, you can set a day to schedule your campaign.

Keep in mind that you can add more than one option.

When Date is selected, you can set a date to schedule your campaign.

Here too you can add more than one option.

When you’re ready, click Next. 

Take a look at all of your campaign details one more time and click on the Preview button to look at your newsletter design. 

When you’re ready, click on the Start button. 

Congratulations! You’ve just set your first RSS campaign!

Happy email marketing!

Overview Transcript

Send automatic emails to your subscribers every time you publish something new. Connect your RSS feed with Moosend and grow traffic to your website or blog with a super easy process you will learn in this video.

Hello! Welcome to another Moosend tutorial! 

As a publisher or blogger, you want to keep your subscribers engaged and informed while making your life easier. 

This is where RSS email campaigns come into play.  

When you set an RSS campaign we take your new content, automatically insert it into an email and send it to your subscribers on a scheduled email that you control. 

Sounds cool? 

Let’s see how you can create your RSS email campaign with just a few clicks! 

Click on the New Campaign button.

Locate the RSS campaign and click on the “Create” button.

Next, you’ll need to define the campaign settings. 

Start by setting up the available fields. 

Campaign name, Subject, Preview text is optional, Sender, Reply to, RSS Feed Url, the link that allows us to receive regular updates from your website or blog, and Send Confirmation to.

If you would like to track your campaign at Google analytics, enable the option with a click. 

Click on the Next button to continue.

The next step is to select the mailing list which will receive your campaign.

Keep in mind that you can choose more than one list. And if you have any subscribers contained on multiple lists, don’t worry! We do our magic and your email is only sent once! 

Click Next. 

Now let’s choose the appropriate format for your campaign.

Plain text campaigns only contain text and no other design elements like images or links. 

HTML and plain text campaigns let you incorporate all manner of images, fonts, and layouts, just like a web page. 

Once you choose the right format for you, click on the Next button to continue. 

To create your newsletter design click on the Take Me To The Editor button, and design your newsletter as previously shown.

From the Structure tab choose the container you want and drop it inside the empty editor. 

Click on the Settings button of your container. 

Go to the Container Type dropdown menu and select RSS Campaign. 

This is how we fetch your content from the RSS Feed url you added previously in Campaign Settings.

You can go ahead and style your title the way it suits your newsletter. 

Then click on the Update Campaign and Continue button.

When you’re done, click on the Next button to continue.

Before sending your actual campaign you can test it, of course, to see how it looks!  

Just go to the Design and Delivery Test Tab, add your email to receive the campaign and simply check how it looks! You can add up to 5 email addresses, separated by commas, and send your campaign to them as a test. 

If you don’t want to test your campaign, just click Skip Test. 

Now let’s select the recurrency settings. 

Choose Daily/Weekly recurrency for your RSS campaign. 

Next, set the time that your RSS campaign will be sent out, by selecting the Hour, Minutes and Timezone from the available dropdown menus. 

You can tick any day of the week for your schedule. If every day is selected, this acts as a daily schedule.

You can also choose Monthly recurrency for your RSS campaign.

You have two options: Day and Date. 

When Day is selected, you can set a day to schedule your campaign.

Keep in mind that you can add more than one option.

When Date is selected, you can set a date to schedule your campaign.

Here too you can add more than one option.

When you’re ready, click Next. 

Take a look at all of your campaign details one more time and click on the Preview button to look at your newsletter design. 

When you’re ready, click on the Start button. 

Congratulations! You’ve just set your first RSS campaign!

Happy email marketing!