Re-engage
Send a campaign to a file of people or a filtered audience. The platform takes out everyone who must not get it, paces the rest and tracks every link.
Before anything is sent you see who is in, who is left out and why: opted out, no consent, undeliverable, already a customer.
Gmail, Microsoft, Yahoo, Apple and UK broadband each get their own lane and rate, with the most recently engaged people first.
An unsubscribe link in every email and a way out in every marketing text. Each takes effect immediately.
Messages go only in the days and hours you set. One that had to wait goes at the next opening.
Each message is costed when it is accepted. Nothing is charged for one that was not.
You import 18,760 past enquirers and schedule an email for Tuesday at ten. The audience summary takes out 412 who opted out, 1,208 with no email consent, 96 undeliverable addresses and 340 who are already customers. 16,704 will be sent to.
Afterwards the campaign page shows delivered, opened, clicked, opted out and bounced, then the leads and the revenue it produced.
Part-way through a send, Microsoft’s servers ask for fewer messages. The platform halves that lane for an hour and carries on with Gmail, Yahoo and the rest at their own rates.
Nothing is dropped. The Microsoft messages go out as the lane recovers.