Rather than building a sequence step by step, you can describe what you want and have the whole thing drafted, name, subjects, bodies and cadence.
#Generating from a goal
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In the campaign list, choose New Campaign → Generate Campaign with EZ Assist.
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Describe the goal in plain text.
For example: "Weekly market updates for sellers in Briar Chapel."
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Set how many emails and over how long.
1 to 3 emails, across 1 to 365 days.
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Optionally tick personalise for my brand.
Uses your onboarding answers so it sounds like you.
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Generate, then review every step in the normal editor.
A generated campaign has an empty audience and does not send. You land in the editor to review, add contacts and press Start yourself. There is no path where EZ Assist emails your database on its own.
#From a blog post
Create Campaign on any published post generates a short campaign, three emails by default, whose job is to drive clicks to that post. The title, excerpt, tags and reading time are pulled in automatically.
Every call to action points at the real blog URL. The full article is never dumped into an email, which keeps the email short and sends the reader to your site, where you can see they arrived.
#From a market analysis
Create Campaign on a completed EasyInsights analysis produces a data-driven campaign whose emails cite the actual numbers, "47 homes under $500K in 28311". A goal is optional here; the analysis already supplies the angle.
If you would rather send the analysis itself as a one-off, Share via Email still does that.
#What to check before starting
- Every factual claim, prices, counts, dates. This is what a generated draft gets wrong and what readers notice.
- That the cadence suits the audience.
- That it sounds like you. Edit freely; it is a draft.
- The audience, which is empty until you fill it.
The second click is rejected rather than producing a duplicate campaign.