Send an email campaign in minutes with Quick Campaigns

Summary
Quick Campaigns take an email from idea to sent in a couple of minutes. Prompt the builder, apply your brand theme, pick an audience and add a button.
From idea to sent in a couple of minutes, with no drag-and-drop designer.
Venues have sent over 120 million emails through Stampede, across thousands of campaigns.
From all that we learned three things. First, the number of emails going out should be a lot higher. Second, people often avoid email campaigns because designing them is a headache. And third, most email campaigns look broadly the same anyway.
Enter Quick Campaigns, which take you from start to sent in just a couple of minutes.
How it works
Prompt the builder with your idea.
Apply your venue's brand theme so the email looks like you.
Choose your audience, or make a new one.
Add the text for the body of the email, and change the main image if you want.
Add a trackable call-to-action button.
Then hit send.
It is less effort than a social media post, and it does more for bookings and conversions.
Think of it like filling in a form, instead of building a web page with a drag-and-drop designer. Most email campaigns are simple, and the simple ones tend to be the best at getting the result you wanted.
If you want to nurture audiences with rich content, storytelling and brand building, you can still do all of that with bulk and automated campaigns.
Email marketing continues to be one of the best performing channels for any business. Social media algorithms change, new trends emerge, new platforms pop up. Marketers constantly have to adjust and redesign their approach to stay relevant and appear on feeds, and you are always renting the audience and fighting for attention.
Your email audience is yours to address as and when you like. Segmentation is still your sharpest tool here, whether you send a Quick Campaign or a bulk one.
There are plenty of ways to build audiences in Stampede so your message hits the right people at the right time, without slowing you down.
And it is never a choice between email or social media. It is always both.
See it running on your venues
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