This page includes a step-by-step checklist to help configure new accounts and walk you through frequently used functionality. New paid accounts are also eligible for free account setup.
Configure your account and user settings
Review all account settings and fill in any missing details and check defaults.
Update your user profile and add new users as needed.
Technical setup for deliverability and branding
While both of these steps are optional they are strongly recommended to ensure good inbox delivery and help with branding.
Set up a custom domain. Once completed, references to the envoke.com domain will be replaced with your domain on public pages.
Set up DomainKeys authentication to ensure emails are not marked as suspicious by spam filters.
Set up lists
Subscriptions allow your contacts to update their communication preferences by indicating what type of content they want to receive from you. Add new subscriptions or remove them all if you don't have multiple subscription options.
You will be able to send emails to contacts based on their subscription settings.
Subscriptions are shown on the Consent and Subscriptions Preferences page and on forms. The preferences page is linked from every email you send.
You can use tags to categorize contacts internally. Contacts can't see or update tags.
Read the detailed list management article for more information.
Review consent settings
You can find more information about consent management on these pages.
Import your contacts
Prepare your list as a CSV file. View a sample file.
Go to the import page where you can upload and import your file.
Be sure to assign a tag and/or subscription during the import process so you can segment your contacts later.
Duplicate records will be automatically merged by email address.
Existing unsubscribed contacts remain unsubscribed.
For additional read the this article about importing lists.
Create, test and send emails
You have several options to create a new message. You can also set up email templates. Watch the video below for additional details:
Create forms
Review the collection of articles about creating, formatting and adding forms to your website.