
The short answer: you import the contacts into the SMS Center, including those with only an e-mail address, sort them into groups and send the campaign to the right group. The work that matters comes first: deciding who goes in. A list imported without choosing brings dead addresses and people who never asked for anything, and that is what sends campaigns to spam.
What to import and what to leave out
| Import | Leave out |
| Customers who signed up for the newsletter, online or at the counter | Bought, rented or scraped lists, from websites or social media |
| Customers who bought and agreed to hear about news | Contacts from business cards or trade fairs without clear permission |
| People who asked to be told about an event or product | Addresses that already bounced as non-existent |
| Contacts with a record of when and how they agreed | Anyone who already asked to leave, in another tool or by e-mail |
Preparing the file
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| An old list that has not received anything for a long time is a risk. Many addresses no longer exist and some have turned into spam traps. Start with a small reconfirmation campaign and see how to keep the list healthy. |
| First campaign after an import: say who you are and why the person is receiving it. People who do not remember you click spam; people reminded in one sentence stay. |
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