[[link removed]]Prevent Duplicate Sends with Group Emails
Feature Webinar
This Week's Feature Webinar
Hello Brandt,
Executing a robust email campaign involves sending multiple messages to strategically segmented audiences, often on the same day. Prevent sending duplicate emails to the same address and ensure delivery of your highest-priority message with EveryAction's Group Emails feature. Group Emails allows you to organize and send up to 10 emails in priority order and make sure the audience for each will be unique.
Join us this Wednesday, February 16th at 3:30pm Eastern for EveryAction's Prevent Duplicate Sends with Group Emails Feature Webinar [[link removed]] .
In this webinar, you'll learn how to:
Create a new email group and add emails for different segments

Arrange your emails in priority order and preview recipient counts

Use the Email Comparison Report to see how different segments performed
Prevent over-emailing and organize segmented emails for easier planning and reporting . Sign up today [[link removed]] .
Improve your email targeting and see your opens, engagement, and fundraising increase.
MELISSA WYERS
(she, her, hers)
Executive Director, EveryAction
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