Skip to content
SoundSyncAudio software platform

Guide

Create and Run an Email Campaign

Draft, preview, test, schedule, send, and reconcile recipient outcomes.

SoundSync

Prepare a campaign

  1. Choose the audience

    Use your developer-scoped contacts or segment and estimate eligible recipients. Check consent and suppression before drafting around a total contact count.

  2. Write the message

    Set the subject, preview text, content, product/deal links, and intended sender. Review AI-generated claims and merge tags.

  3. Preview

    Inspect rendered HTML, branding, links, unsubscribe, and the generated compliance footer. Missing product values should not become broken customer links.

  4. Send a test

    Use an allowed test recipient. A successful test does not prove that every audience recipient is eligible or that the bulk-send provider is ready.

  5. Schedule or send now

    Check approval/configuration, provider readiness, timezone, and final recipient estimate. Scheduling queues work; it is not immediate delivery.

  6. Monitor recipients

    Review accepted sends, skipped recipients, failures, suppressions, and delayed provider engagement events.

  7. Manage unfinished work

    Cancel a pending schedule or use supported resume-send handling for an interrupted send. Inspect recipient records before attempting another broad send.

Drafts and deals

A scheduled deal can produce a campaign draft. It does not send the message automatically. Duplicating a campaign creates work to review again; check its new schedule rather than assuming the original time is appropriate.

Reports and recipient history answer different questions: totals summarize activity, while recipient rows explain which addresses were accepted, skipped, or failed. Do not expose those rows in public screenshots.

Usage follows provider acceptance

Drafting, scheduling, and a skipped suppressed contact are not billed campaign sends. Provider acceptance records usage even if a later bounce occurs. Campaign test-send accounting is separate; consult the usage guide rather than assuming all tests are charged.