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Create and Send Client Campaigns

Build targeted one-time or automated email campaigns, schedule delivery, manage consent, and measure engagement and attributed work.

Use campaigns for relevant client outreach

Campaigns send designed marketing emails to selected client audiences.

Use them to:

  • Reconnect with past clients
  • Follow up with leads
  • Promote seasonal services
  • Highlight service bundles
  • Share announcements
  • Request referrals
  • Follow up on pending quotes

Campaigns can be sent once or remain active as an automation.

Only administrators and users with marketing permission can manage campaigns.

Get started from the campaign dashboard

The dashboard can provide:

  • Automated-campaign setup checklist
  • Campaign overview or demonstration
  • Prebuilt templates
  • AI campaign generator
  • Recent performance

Dismissed setup cards do not remove any campaign feature.

Suggested automated campaigns

Common starting points include:

  • Reconnect with Past Clients: Contact clients without recent or upcoming work.
  • Recover Lost Leads: Re-engage leads whose quote or opportunity did not convert.
  • Follow Up on Pending Quotes: Send a final marketing follow-up after the normal quote reminder sequence.

Review existing client communication automations before enabling another campaign.

Generate a campaign with AI

  1. Open Marketing Tools > Campaigns.
  2. Describe the campaign in the generator.
  3. Select Generate Email.
  4. Review the audience.
  5. Edit the subject, message, and call to action.
  6. Review every factual claim and offer.
  7. Save the draft.

An effective prompt includes:

  • Service or offer
  • Intended audience
  • Desired action
  • Timing
  • Tone
  • Restrictions or exclusions

AI-generated content remains a draft and is not sent automatically.

Start a new campaign

  1. Select New Campaign.
  2. Choose a template or Start from Scratch.
  3. Choose One-Time or Automated.
  4. Select recipients or automation rules.
  5. Create the content.
  6. Review the campaign.
  7. Verify the sender when required.
  8. Send, schedule, or activate.

Templates include example content and can be edited completely.

Choose the campaign type

One-time campaign

A one-time campaign is sent manually or on one scheduled date to the audience that matches when the recipient list is prepared.

Use it for:

  • Announcements
  • Seasonal promotions
  • Holiday greetings
  • A single referral invitation
  • A time-limited service offer

Automated campaign

An automated campaign remains active and sends when a client meets its rules.

Automated triggers apply after activation. The campaign does not retroactively send to clients who met the condition before it existed unless the setup explicitly offers a backfill.

Select a one-time audience

Start with a prebuilt segment or all eligible marketing contacts.

Prebuilt goals can include:

  • Convert active leads
  • Close pending quotes
  • Recover lost leads
  • Offer a seasonal promotion
  • Upsell a complementary service
  • Send a holiday greeting
  • Reconnect with clients
  • Share an announcement
  • Ask for referrals

The campaign supports up to the recipient limit displayed in the builder.

Filter the recipient segment

Available criteria can include:

  • Client tags
  • Never booked a job
  • Client status
  • City
  • Specific client name or email
  • Always include or always exclude
  • Last completed job
  • Services used
  • Recurring job
  • One-off job
  • Recurring job ending soon
  • Past clients
  • Clients with upcoming work

Combine filters

Multiple filter groups narrow the audience using AND logic.

For example:

City is North District
AND tag contains Residential
AND tag does not contain Commercial

Review the resulting count and open the recipient preview before saving the segment.

Fieldified uses the client’s primary marketing-eligible email address.

Before sending:

  • Confirm the audience has the required marketing permission.
  • Exclude unsubscribed recipients.
  • Do not add purchased or scraped addresses.
  • Do not treat transactional email consent as marketing consent.
  • Include the required business identity and unsubscribe link.

An unsubscribe from campaigns suppresses future marketing campaigns while allowing essential service messages such as appointments, quotes, invoices, and receipts when legally permitted.

Configure automated campaign rules

Reconnect with past clients

Choose the elapsed time since completed work and require that no upcoming work is scheduled.

Recover lost leads

Choose the elapsed time since the quote or lead event. Select the eligible quote or lead statuses.

Follow up on pending quotes

Choose the number of days after quote delivery.

Space this campaign around operational quote reminders so the client does not receive overlapping messages.

Add more criteria

Automation rules can also use:

  • Client tags
  • Products and services
  • Recurring or one-off job type

All configured conditions must be satisfied before the campaign sends.

Build the campaign content

Edit:

  • Internal campaign name
  • Subject line
  • Header image
  • Heading
  • Message body
  • Call-to-action button
  • Button destination
  • Button color

The call to action can link to:

  • A website page
  • A request form
  • An online booking page
  • Another approved external destination

Use one clear primary action.

Format the email

The editor can support:

  • Font selection
  • Bold, italic, underline, and strike-through
  • Heading levels
  • Links
  • Images
  • Undo and redo

Use landscape-oriented header images and keep each image under the displayed size limit. Optimize large images before uploading so emails load quickly on mobile connections.

Avoid placing essential offer details only inside an image.

Personalize with variables

Supported campaign variables can include:

  • Current date
  • Client account balance
  • Client company name
  • Client name
  • First and last name
  • Client title
  • Your company name
  • Company email
  • Company phone

Insert variables using the picker. Preview a record with missing optional details so greetings and sentences remain readable.

See Use Variables in Client Messages.

Rewrite campaign text with AI

Use the rewrite action to make the draft:

  • More cheerful
  • More casual
  • More professional
  • Shorter

Review the rewrite for accuracy, offer terms, urgency, pricing, and compliance.

Send a test

Select Send Test from the content editor.

The test is sent to the signed-in user or selected internal address and uses sample variable data.

Check:

  • Subject and preview text
  • Mobile and desktop layout
  • Images
  • Button destination
  • Business identity
  • Unsubscribe footer
  • Spelling and offer terms

A test does not confirm that the live segment or client-specific variables are correct.

Review the campaign

Before delivery, review:

  • Recipient segment and count
  • Subject
  • Body
  • Images
  • Button and destination
  • From address
  • Reply-to address
  • Campaign type
  • Schedule or trigger

The company email from Company Settings is used for sender or replies according to the campaign configuration.

Verify the sender

When Fieldified requests email verification:

  1. Send a verification code.
  2. Open the company inbox.
  3. Enter the code before it expires.
  4. Return to campaign review.

Domain authentication can also be required for reliable branded delivery. Keep DNS authentication records active after verification.

Send or schedule a one-time campaign

Send now

Select Send Campaign after the final review. Delivery begins and cannot be recalled.

Schedule

Choose a future date and time, then confirm the schedule.

Scheduled delivery can begin shortly after the selected time while recipients are queued.

Editing a scheduled campaign returns it to draft and pauses the schedule. Review and schedule it again.

Activate an automated campaign

After reviewing its rules and content:

  1. Confirm the trigger.
  2. Confirm the audience exclusions.
  3. Send a test.
  4. Select Activate.

Newly qualifying clients enter the automation while it is active.

Pause the automation before making substantial changes to its audience, offer, or timing.

Campaign dashboard metrics

Summary cards can show:

  • Emails sent
  • Delivered
  • Opened
  • Open rate
  • Click rate
  • Change from the previous period

Open tracking depends on the recipient’s email privacy settings and is not a perfect measure of readership.

Clicks usually exclude the unsubscribe link.

Campaign list

The list can show:

  • Campaign name
  • Open rate
  • Click rate
  • Attributed job revenue
  • Status
  • Type
  • Last updated

Campaign statuses

  • Draft: Editable and not approved for delivery.
  • Scheduled: Waiting for a future send time.
  • In Progress: Queued or sending.
  • Sent: One-time delivery completed.
  • Active: Automated campaign evaluating new clients.
  • Inactive: Automated campaign paused or stopped.
  • Failed: Delivery or setup encountered an error.

Hover or open a scheduled campaign to see its send time.

Filter by:

  • Status
  • One-time or automated type

Sort by:

  • Campaign name
  • Open rate
  • Click rate
  • Job revenue
  • Last updated

Search by campaign name or theme.

Review an individual campaign

The campaign dashboard can show:

  • Open rate
  • Click rate
  • Attributed revenue
  • Unsubscribe rate
  • Recipient-level delivery
  • Opens
  • Clicks
  • Unsubscribes
  • Jobs
  • Revenue

Recipient details help diagnose delivery and understand which contacts acted.

Marketing campaigns are reported in the campaign dashboard rather than normal operational communication history.

Understand revenue attribution

Fieldified can attribute jobs created within a defined period, such as 30 days after the client receives a campaign.

Attribution can include one-off and recurring jobs.

If a client receives several campaigns before booking, the job is attributed to the most recently received eligible campaign. One job is attributed to one campaign.

Attributed job value is not the same as collected revenue and does not prove the campaign was the sole cause.

Duplicate a campaign

  1. Find the campaign in the list.
  2. Select Duplicate.
  3. Review the copied recipients.
  4. Update dates, offers, links, and content.
  5. Send a test.
  6. Schedule or send the new draft.

Duplication copies the settings into a draft. It does not send automatically.

Use duplication for repeat promotions or controlled variations, but always recheck the audience and expiration dates.

Manage unsubscribes

When a client uses the campaign unsubscribe link:

  • Fieldified suppresses future marketing campaigns to that address.
  • The event appears in campaign reporting.
  • Operational messages can continue when permitted.

If a client requests an unsubscribe directly, mark the address as marketing-suppressed in the client communication preferences. Do not rely only on a temporary campaign filter or informal tag.

Campaign FAQ

Can I save an unfinished campaign?

Yes. Select Save Draft and return later.

Can I add images?

Yes. Add a header image and supported images in the body within the displayed file-size limits.

Can I change the call-to-action button?

Yes. Update its label, color, and destination, or remove it.

Can I review before sending?

Yes. Use the live preview, test email, and review page. Sending cannot be undone.

Where do replies go?

Replies go to the campaign reply address shown during review, normally the company email.

What happens after unsubscribe?

The email is excluded from future marketing campaigns but remains eligible for necessary operational email when permitted.

Still need help?

Contact the Fieldified team for help with your account, setup, or workflow.

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