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How to Schedule Follow-up Emails

Plan: All plans Platform: Shopify

Overview



Marketing emails are sent to promote products, but the factor that results in disappointment is poor email open rate.

With AfterShip Email, you can send follow-up emails and ensure your efforts in creating newsletters never go in vain.

Steps to schedule a follow-up email



You can schedule follow-up emails for newsletters that you've created in the last 15 days. It will have the same content as your first email, however, you will be able to modify the subject line for the sake of a better open rate.

Go to Email newsletters in your AfterShip Email admin. Select a newsletter for which you want to enable and schedule a follow-up email



Under the Settings tab, you’ll see a Follow-up email section. Click Enabled
Decide when (time) you want the follow-up email to be sent along with the subject line
Click Save

Once enabled and scheduled, the recipients will receive the follow-up email based on your settings, and there’s a high possibility that your overall email open rate will start improving.

Additional considerations



You will have to wait at least 2 days to be able to send the follow-up email after the first newsletter was sent.
The follow-up email option will remain active for 15 days from the day you've sent your first email.

Can I trigger a follow-up email for other events as well?



Currently, a follow-up email can be triggered for only one condition: Inform those recipients who overlooked your newsletter the first time. However, if you want to send an email for other events as well, run a separate campaign by using our additional filters.

Under the Settings tab, there’s a Send to section with the Filters option > Click on it



Tap on the Edit filter button and choose Interacted with emails from the dropdown menu. Select Did not open from the dropdown below it



Choose the campaign for which you want to send a follow-up email



Hit the Save button to save your filter
Tap on the Send now button to start delivering your emails to the correct inboxes

Updated on: 01/01/2024

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