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Ready to kick off your first campaign with Stamina? Let's make sure everything's set up just right. Here's a simple checklist to guide you:
1. Verify Your Email Settings
Before reaching out to potential clients, it's important to ensure your emails land in their inboxes, not spam folders. To do this, check your SPF and DKIM records. These are like digital ID cards for your emails, helping email providers trust your messages.
You can use tools like Mail-Tester to see if everything's in order.
2. Test Email Deliverability
It's a good idea to see where your emails are landing. Stamina offers an inbox placement feature that lets you test this. By sending a test email, you can check if it arrives in the main inbox or gets filtered elsewhere. This helps you make any needed tweaks before your campaign goes live.
3. Prepare Your Contact List
Your campaign's success depends on reaching the right people. Ensure your contact list is up-to-date and relevant to your campaign's goals. Double-check for any duplicates or outdated information. A clean list increases the chances of engagement.
4. Schedule Your Campaign
Timing can make a big difference. Decide when you want your emails to go out. Consider your audience's time zones and when they're most likely to check their inboxes. Stamina allows you to set specific send times, so choose what works best for your audience.
5. Review Campaign Settings
Before launching, take a moment to review your campaign settings. Ensure your subject lines are engaging, your email content is clear, and all links work properly. It's also wise to preview your email to see how it looks on different devices.
6. Monitor and Adjust
Once your campaign is live, keep an eye on its performance. Stamina provides real-time analytics to help you see how your emails are doing. If you notice areas that could be better, don't hesitate to make adjustments for future campaigns.
By following these steps, you'll be well on your way to running a successful campaign with Stamina. Remember, it's all about preparation and continuous improvement. Happy campaigning!