My client loves the stats and ease of editing up cool looking email templates and wants to use constanct contact to send out emails to incoming leads one at a time. Right now it takes way to many steps to do this... any suggestions on how to have the best of both worlds?
Can the constant contact design templates be downloaded and sent out of outlook and still have access to the stats?
Thanks for any suggestions.
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UPDATED: June 2018
Hi NoeviaL1,
There isn't a way to do this since the templates are Constant Contact property. Have you tried creating a new list with only contains the contacts you want to mail?
A QuickSend might also work in this situation. QuickSend allows you to send a previously sent email to one (or a few) contacts at a time. You can select from the past 20 sent emails in your account when Quicksending. Check out this FAQ for more on how Quicksend works. I would suggest even looking into creating an Autoresponder in your account. Through an Autoresponder you can send a set of up to 15 predetermined emails to be sent over time to contacts being added to specific lists.
Hey, trying to accomplish the same thing... is it possible? Have you been able to do this?
@AngieK72 wrote:My client loves the stats and ease of editing up cool looking email templates and wants to use constanct contact to send out emails to incoming leads one at a time. Right now it takes way to many steps to do this... any suggestions on how to have the best of both worlds?
Can the constant contact design templates be downloaded and sent out of outlook and still have access to the stats?
Thanks for any suggestions.
UPDATED: June 2018
Hi NoeviaL1,
There isn't a way to do this since the templates are Constant Contact property. Have you tried creating a new list with only contains the contacts you want to mail?
A QuickSend might also work in this situation. QuickSend allows you to send a previously sent email to one (or a few) contacts at a time. You can select from the past 20 sent emails in your account when Quicksending. Check out this FAQ for more on how Quicksend works. I would suggest even looking into creating an Autoresponder in your account. Through an Autoresponder you can send a set of up to 15 predetermined emails to be sent over time to contacts being added to specific lists.
My reply is super late to answer the original question but in the hopes of helping the next person that comes across this topic, this was my solution:
Thank you for sharing your solution here in the Community! We're happy to hear the Quicksend workaround we suggested in this thread has helped you. Please feel free to reach out again in the future if you have any further questions as you continue working in your account.