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Now, my data has many many emails and I want to schedule them to be sent automatically. For example, my data has 1000 emails, I want to send 100 emails today, 400 emails the next day, and the rest of them the day after tomorrow. Please guide me to do that. Thanks to you!
Best answer by Manny Singh
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Hey
What’s the reasoning to have it sent out over days to a subset?
One idea is that you can separate it out by creating segments and splitting it out depending on a certain criteria (or export and import with a custom profile property to split it) then create campaigns for each.
If this is a new list and you want a subset a list to warm up the account, there’s a random sample feature in Klaviyo to get a subset of your subscribers:
https://help.klaviyo.com/hc/en-us/articles/115001145931-How-to-Take-a-Random-Sample-of-a-List-or-Segment#:~:text=To%20take%20a%20random%20sample%20of%20a%20list%2C%20first%2C%20head,Members%20(for%20a%20segment).
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Hey
What’s the reasoning to have it sent out over days to a subset?
One idea is that you can separate it out by creating segments and splitting it out depending on a certain criteria (or export and import with a custom profile property to split it) then create campaigns for each.
If this is a new list and you want a subset a list to warm up the account, there’s a random sample feature in Klaviyo to get a subset of your subscribers:
https://help.klaviyo.com/hc/en-us/articles/115001145931-How-to-Take-a-Random-Sample-of-a-List-or-Segment#:~:text=To%20take%20a%20random%20sample%20of%20a%20list%2C%20first%2C%20head,Members%20(for%20a%20segment).
Thank you for spending time with me. The reasoning to have it sent out over days to a subset is I want to see how the campaigns performed in the previous 100 emails. If it succeeds, it won't take me long to create a similar campaign for the remaining 400 or 500 emails, if that campaign fails, I can fix it in time and send these remaining emails.
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Sounds like going the random sample route might best for this scenario then:
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Sounds like going the random sample route might best for this scenario then:
That's also a good idea, but will taking a random list like that lead to duplicates for another random list later?
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Could happen, just use the same segment every time.
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