Recipients

the recipients step is where you'll decide crucial campaign information, such as who your campaign will target and how campaign information campaign triggers docid\ uomc2r8dzse5o h6omqr5 select a specific type of trigger for your campaign the default option is "normal", which sends a one off campaign to your audience campaign name internal only name to assist with organization campaign tags docid\ ispgd9wpvw1sb0g9p031u internally used to help you organize your campaign content you can select from previously created custom tags or create new ones here recipients if you've selected multiple channels, you'll see a setting for " will the campaign info & recipients be the same for all channels? " on by default if you toggle this off, you will then see tabs to customize settings for each channel selected send to these audiences enter the recipient(s) that you would like to send your campaign to for more info about how to create audiences docid\ iozbp0zvnf1nixucqornl you can select more than one audience, and if a customer appears in more than one audience, they'll only receive the message once to send a campaign to your entire customer base, select all subscribed users additional filters (optional) send only to recipients whose favorite store is aiq will only send to a targeted recipient if their favorite store is one of those selected exclude users within these audiences aiq will not sent to a targeted recipient if they are within one of the selected audiences co marketing only if the contacts favorite store is the contact's favorite store must be one of those selected for the contact's parent company this feature will only work if this campaign is included within a co marketing template automatically stop after x recipients cap the number of audience members that get sent this campaign before it stops sends can be resumed by entering a larger number or "0" this is capped per day if your audience contains more than 5,000 contacts, you should consider breaking it down into smaller, more targeted subsets to avoid carrier blocking