{"A one-time campaign is for sending most of your campaigns."|alang}

{"This type of campaign is perfect for sending a quick update to your mailing list and/or scheduling an email to be sent to your mailing list. "|alang}

{"A recurring campaign is useful if you wish to setup a single email that will continue to send at a set interval."|alang}

{"An example is if you would like the same campaign to be sent every week to your list of subscribers."|alang}

{"An autoresponder is a campaign that will send after a specific time frame to each subscriber."|alang}

{"You can setup an instant autoresponder or a timed auto responder. If you setup an instant autoresponder the campaign will be sent to your subscribers immediately upon their subscription."|alang}

{"If you setup a timed auto responder (such as 7 days after subscribing) your subscribers would receive the campaign 7 days after they subscribe."|alang}

{"Split testing allows you to test multiple versions of your email to determine which has the best click and open rates."|alang}

{"You can choose to send several versions of your email to a certain percentage of your subscribers. The software can automatically wait and determine the winner. Once the winner is determined it will send the winning email to the remaining subscribers."|alang}

{"A subscriber date based email is an email that will be sent based off of a subscriber field that stores a date."|alang}

{"A popular usage of this campaign type would be for birthdays. You can easily set a date based email to send a birthday email, contract renewal notices, and more."|alang}

{"An RSS update campaign is a campaign that would be sent when an RSS feed is updated."|alang}

{"An example usage would be if you wanted an automated email to send whenever you have new blog posts in your blog. The campaign can be set to only send when your RSS feed is updated (which would be when you add new posts to your blog) and it can even include the new RSS information within the email."|alang}