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Email campaigns

Email campaigns let you send promotional emails to your audience. Create them manually with our visual builder or let AI generate professional emails in seconds.


Accessing email campaigns

Go to Marketing → Email campaigns.


Two ways to create emails

You have two options to create an email campaign:

MethodBest forTime
Create email manuallyFull control over design and content. Use the visual Email builder to create custom designs.10-30 min
Generate with AIQuick promotional emails for specific events. AI writes the copy and creates discount codes automatically.2-3 min

Both methods end up in the same campaign form where you choose audience and sending time.


Creating an email manually

Click Create email to open the campaign creation form.

Required fields

FieldDescription
NameInternal name for reference (recipients won't see this)
SubjectThe email subject line recipients will see
BodySelect an existing design or create a new one with the Email builder

Tip: If you haven't created any email designs yet, click "Create new design" to open the visual Email builder where you can add text, images, buttons, and more.

Target audience

The recipient selection section uses a card-based UI — each option appears as a distinct selectable card, making it easy to see and switch between choices:

  • All your audience — Everyone in your database (buyers + contacts). Select this card to reach your full list.
  • Only selected segments — Choose one or more segments you've created. Selecting this card reveals a segment picker below it.
  • Only selected onsite forms — Choose one or more onsite forms to target subscribers who signed up through those forms. Selecting this card reveals a form picker below it.

You can combine segments and onsite forms in the same campaign.

Real send count before sending

When you choose segments or onsite forms, the form shows the real net number that will be sent. That count excludes opted-out contacts, spam complaints, and bounced addresses. The estimated audience size updates automatically as you add or remove targeting selections.

Note: It's normal for this total to be lower than the visible size of one or more segments. Suppressed contacts still appear in segments and analytics for historical context, but they are not sent to again.

Sending options

The scheduling section presents three options as selectable cards, in this order:

CardDescription
Send nowSends the campaign immediately after saving
SchedulePick a future date and time. When this card is selected, date and time controls appear nested directly beneath it — these fields only apply when this option is chosen
Save as draftSaves the campaign for later editing without sending

Select the card that matches your intent. The date and time pickers are visually attached to the Schedule card and are only active when that card is selected.

Test before sending

Before finalizing, you can send a test email:

  1. Look for "Send a test email" at the bottom of the form
  2. Enter your email address
  3. Click send
  4. Check your inbox to see exactly how it looks

Note: Personalization placeholders (like assistant name) won't be filled in test emails, but they will work in real sends.

High-volume campaigns

If your campaign has more recipients than your daily limit (verified emails × 2,000), you'll need to select a date range for sending. The system will distribute sends across those days.


Generating an email with AI

Click Generate email with AI for a guided 5-step wizard that creates professional promotional emails automatically.

Step 1: Select event dates

Choose 1-6 event dates to promote.

  • You'll see all upcoming events with available dates
  • Click on date chips to select them
  • Tip: Fewer options = higher conversion (recipients don't have to choose)

Step 2: Choose a discount

Select the discount type:

DiscountDescription
2×1Buy one, get one free (recommended)
3×2Buy two, get third free
30% offPercentage discount
15% offPercentage discount
No discountJust promote without discount

Discount quantity:

  • Unlimited (default) — No cap on redemptions
  • Custom — Set maximum tickets (remember: 2×1 = 2 tickets per redemption)

Best practice: 2×1 and 3×2 work best for cold email campaigns. "No discount" rarely converts unless it's a highly anticipated event.

Step 3: Add a reason (optional)

Give AI a reason for the promotion:

  • Father's Day, Mother's Day, Halloween, Christmas, etc.

This helps AI craft more compelling copy. Optional but recommended.

Step 4: Review

Confirm your selections:

  • Selected dates
  • Discount type
  • Reason

Click Generate email with AI (takes 10-20 seconds).

Step 5: Review and edit

You'll see the generated subject and email body.

What you can do:

  • Click on the subject to edit it
  • Click on the email preview to edit text
  • The design is locked, but all text is editable

Not satisfied?

  • Edit the reason input below the preview
  • Click Regenerate to create a new version

Happy with it?

  • Click Use this email to proceed to the campaign form
  • Subject and body are pre-filled
  • Just set the audience and sending time

Behind the scenes: AI creates all discount codes automatically, generates copy based on your brand and event context (including reviews), and sets up "claim discount" buttons that pre-apply the coupon.


Campaigns table

All your campaigns appear in a table with these columns:

ColumnDescription
CampaignEmail name
SegmentsTarget segments or onsite forms (or "—" if all audience)
Scheduled forFuture send date (or "—" if sent immediately)
Sent atWhen it was sent (or "—" if not sent)
RecipientsTotal number of recipients
SentNumber of emails successfully sent
StatusDraft (gray), Scheduled (yellow), or Sent (green)

Available actions

ActionAvailable forDescription
EditDraft, ScheduledModify the campaign
DuplicateAllCreate a copy with all settings pre-filled
DeleteAllRemove the campaign

Note: Sent campaigns cannot be edited.

View campaign analytics

Click on any sent campaign row to jump to Analytics with that campaign pre-filtered.


What recipients see when unsubscribing

When a recipient clicks the unsubscribe link in one of your marketing emails, they land on a dedicated unsubscribe page. This page has been redesigned to reduce confusion and give recipients a clear, friction-appropriate experience.

How the page works

  1. Confirmation step — The page makes it clear that no change has been applied yet. The opt-out only takes effect after the recipient explicitly confirms their choice.
  2. Optional reason selector — Before confirming, recipients can optionally select a reason for unsubscribing:
    • Too many emails
    • Not relevant
    • Never signed up
    • Other
  3. Confirmation — Once they confirm, the contact is marked as Unsubscribed and will not receive future marketing emails from you.

Note: Contacts who have unsubscribed still appear in your segments and contact list for historical context, but they are excluded from all future sends. Their status is shown as Opted out — will not receive future emails in the contact detail view.

You don't need to configure anything for this page — it's handled automatically for all marketing emails sent through Fanz.


Yes. When composing a campaign, select one or more onsite forms as your audience. The estimated recipient count updates immediately to reflect subscribers from those forms. You can also combine onsite forms with segments in the same campaign.

No. Once a campaign is sent, it cannot be edited. However, you can duplicate it to create a new version.

You'll be asked to select a date range for sending. The system will distribute emails across those days, sending up to your daily limit each day.

Yes. When creating a new campaign, you can select any previously created email design.

Fields like [Assistant name] are automatically replaced with each recipient's actual data when the email is sent.

Draft emails are saved but won't send until you manually trigger them. Scheduled emails will send automatically at the specified date and time.

Yes. In your contacts list, unsubscribed contacts are marked as Unsubscribed. You can also filter by subscription status to see the full list.


Next steps

  1. Email builder — Learn to create email designs
  2. Segments — Create targeted audience groups
  3. Analytics — Track campaign performance