A campaign in Mailzzy takes you through a clear step-by-step process — from naming your send to designing your email and choosing when it goes out. This guide covers every step of the campaign creation workflow.
Step 1: Start a New Campaign
- Click Create Campaign from Dashboard or Campaigns page in Mailzzy.
- Select Regular Campaign.
- Enter an internal campaign name — this is for your reference only and will not be shown to recipients.
- Click Create Campaign to proceed.
Select the sender identity your recipients will see:
- From Name — Your business name or personal name as it should appear in the inbox.
- From Email — Your verified sending address. Only verified senders appear in this dropdown.
Note: If your sender email has not been verified, navigate to your profile menu > Senders, Domains & Dedicated IPs > Senders and complete the verification before returning to this step.
Step 3: Select Your Recipients
Choose who will receive the campaign — a contact list, one or more groups, or a saved segment.
Step 4: Write Your Subject Line and Preview Text
- Subject line — Be clear, specific, and truthful. Avoid anything that could be flagged as misleading or spammy.
- Preview text — The short snippet that appears next to the subject in the inbox. Use it to add a secondary hook or supporting detail.
Note: Use the AI Subject Line Helper to generate subject line options based on your email content.
Step 5: Design Your Email
- Click Start Design to enter the email editor.
- Select a pre-designed template or begin with a blank layout.
- Use the drag-and-drop editor to build your email — add text, images, buttons, and other content blocks.
- Preview the design on both desktop and mobile before finalizing.
Step 6: Send or Schedule
After reviewing your campaign summary, choose one of the following sending options:
- Send Now — Dispatches the campaign immediately.
- Schedule for Later — Set a specific date and time for delivery.
- Smart Sending — Lets Mailzzy determine the best send time for each recipient based on past engagement.