When you select the Dry Run option for an email, the system will create the email/s but not actually send them out. Instead, they sit in the Campaign waiting for you to "release" them.
The great thing about that is that you can check all / any of your emails to make sure they look and work exactly as you are expecting them to. If there is a bug / problem, you can delete the the campaign and start again, without having done any damage with your target email recipients. Of course, if you are 100% confident then you don't need to use the Dry Run.
That just goes to show you never can expect what's least expected most.
This is my EOI. I have not added any special formatting. No bullet, no tabs, no number lists or tables. Just a few para breaks.
That just goes to show you never can expect what's least expected most.
This is my EOI. I have not added any special formatting. No bullet, no tabs, no number lists or tables. Just a few para breaks
That just goes to show you never can expect what's least expected most.
This is my EOI. I have not added any special formatting. No bullet, no tabs, no number lists or tables. Just a few para breaks.
That just goes to show you never can expect what's least expected most.
This is my EOI. I have not added any special formatting. No bullet, no tabs, no number lists or tables. Just a few para breaks
That just goes to show you never can expect what's least expected most.
This is my EOI. I have not added any special formatting. No bullet, no tabs, no number lists or tables. Just a few para breaks.
That just goes to show you never can expect what's least expected most.
This is my EOI. I have not added any special formatting. No bullet, no tabs, no number lists or tables. Just a few para breaks
That just goes to show you never can expect what's least expected most.
This is my EOI.
Last edited by Chris;Wed, 24 Jan 2018, 04:46 PM