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FelixL845 · ‎01-26-2022

Hello!

I am working on a series of campaigns based on when contacts are added to the initial list. They will come into the initial campaign and then after a month move to a second, third, etc., campaign. Is there a way to set this up automatically? Or do I need to go in each week and move them to the next campaign?

Thank you

Amanda_G · ‎01-26-2022

Hi @FelixL845 ,

This can be accomplished by setting up an automated series. Each series can have a maximum number of 31 campaigns in the series, and you can schedule each campaign to be sent a month apart from each other.

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Amanda_G · ‎01-26-2022

Hi @FelixL845 ,

This can be accomplished by setting up an automated series. Each series can have a maximum number of 31 campaigns in the series, and you can schedule each campaign to be sent a month apart from each other.

Amanda G.
Community & Social Care
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