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How to Avoid Sending Duplicate Emails in Emma Using Subscription Groups

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Materials & Tools Needed
  • Emma account access
  • Computer with internet connection
  • List of email subscribers

Step-by-Step Instructions

Step 1: Understand Subscription Groups in Emma
5 minutes

Familiarize yourself with how subscription groups work in Emma. They allow you to categorize your members into various segments based on interests, geography, or other criteria.

Tips
  • Consult Emma’s online documentation for a deeper understanding of subscription groups.
Step 2: Log into Your Emma Account
3 minutes

Access your Emma account by navigating to the Emma website and entering your login credentials.

Tips
  • Ensure you have admin or appropriate access levels to manage email lists.
Step 3: Identify Larger and Smaller Groups
5 minutes

Locate and list down the names of your larger and smaller groups within the 'Audience' section. This will help in organizing your emails accordingly.

Tips
  • You can use the search functionality to quickly find groups.
Step 4: Check Overlap in Subscription Groups
10 minutes

Navigate to the 'Contacts' section and cross-reference members in larger and smaller groups to check for overlapping contacts using filters or tags.

Tips
  • Use Excel or a similar tool to download and cross-reference lists if needed.
Step 5: Create or Adjust Groups to Avoid Duplicates
10 minutes

If overlaps are present, consider creating a new subscription group or modify existing ones to re-categorize contacts and prevent duplicates.

Tips
  • Ensure each contact can be automatically sorted based on the criteria you set.
Step 6: Set Up Smart Segments (Optional)
7 minutes

Consider using Emma’s smart segment feature to dynamically segment your audience and prevent overlap. Set up criteria to exclude certain groups if they are part of another.

Tips
  • This step is optional but can optimize the process further.
Step 7: Plan and Schedule Your Emails
5 minutes

Outline your email strategy ensuring emails from larger group campaigns do not overlap with smaller group campaigns. Schedule emails appropriately using Emma’s scheduling tools.

Tips
  • Use a calendar to schedule and visualize email campaigns.
Step 8: Test Your Setup
5 minutes

Before sending a full-scale campaign, test your setup by sending emails to a small sample to ensure no member receives duplicates.

Tips
  • Utilize Emma’s test email feature.
General Tips
  • Regularly review and update your subscription groups.
  • Use clear naming conventions for groups for easy management.
Important Warnings
  • Double-check your subscription group settings before sending large campaigns to avoid errors.
Guide Information
Difficulty:intermediate
Estimated Time:45 minutes
Steps:8
Category:Email Marketing