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Resend to Unopened for RSS and Batch Scheduled Emails

You now have more control when it comes to reconnecting with contacts who didn’t open your emails. Previously, the Resend to Unopened feature was limited…

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  1. What’s New?
  2. Why It Matters
  3. How to Use Resend to Unopened for RSS & Batch Schedule Campaigns
  4. Coming Soon: Batch Resend Functionality
  5. Best Practices for Resending to Unopened Contacts

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You now have more control when it comes to reconnecting with contacts who didn’t open your emails. Previously, the Resend to Unopened feature was limited to “Send Now” campaigns—leaving RSS and Batch Schedule campaigns without a simple way to re-engage missed recipients. With this update, you can now use Resend to Unopened for RSS and Batch Schedule campaigns, giving you greater flexibility to maximize your email reach and improve engagement rates.

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What’s New?

  • Support for RSS Campaigns
  • Support for Batch Scheduled Campaigns
  • Boost your campaign performance by re-engaging contacts who didn’t open your emails
  • Simple interface with custom subject lines and scheduled resend times

Why It Matters

Before this update, users could only resend unopened emails using the “Send Now” campaign type. This limitation prevented those using scheduled email flows (like RSS feeds and batch scheduling) from taking advantage of a powerful engagement tool.

Now, whether you’re sending weekly newsletters or batch-planned campaigns, you can follow up with your audience more effectively—without switching campaign types.

How to Use Resend to Unopened for RSS & Batch Schedule Campaigns

Step 1: Navigate to Your Sent Campaigns

  • Go to Marketing > Emails > Campaigns
  • Locate your RSS or Batch Schedule campaign in the list

Step 2: Open the Options Menu

  • Click the three dots (⋮) on the right-hand side of the campaign entry

Step 3: Select “Resend to Unopened”

  • From the dropdown, click Resend to Unopened
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Fields in this part of the guide Why It MattersComing Soon: Batch Resend FunctionalityBest Practices for Resending to Unopened ContactsSupport for RSS CampaignsSupport for Batch Scheduled CampaignsLocate your RSS or Batch Schedule campaign in the listFrom the dropdown, click Resend to UnopenedOnce your details are set, click Schedule
Buttons and menus referenced TABLE OF CONTENTSWhy It MattersComing Soon: Batch Resend Functionality
All 5 steps in this procedure
  1. What’s New?
  2. Why It Matters
  3. How to Use Resend to Unopened for RSS & Batch Schedule Campaigns
  4. Coming Soon: Batch Resend Functionality
  5. Best Practices for Resending to Unopened Contacts

Step 4: Customize the Resend

  • Enter a new subject line (optional but recommended to increase open rate)
  • Choose a resend time to schedule when the follow-up should go out
How to Use Resend to Unopened for RSS & Batch Schedule Campaigns (image 2 of 2) What this shows You now have more control when it comes to reconnecting with contacts who didn’t open your emails. What this shows Illustrates the "How to Use Resend to Unopened for RSS & Batch Schedule Campaigns" section of "Resend to Unopened for RSS and Batch Scheduled Emails". This screenshot appears in the "How to Use Resend to Unopened for RSS & Batch Schedule Campaigns" section of "Resend to Unopened for RSS and Batch Scheduled Emails". For context, this section explains: You now have more control when it comes to reconnecting with contacts who didn’t open your emails. Previously, the Resend to Unopened feature was limited to “Send Now” campaigns—leaving RSS and Batch Schedule campaigns without a simple way to re-engage missed recipients. With this update, you can…. This part of the guide covers 8 fields, listed below. Image 2 of 2
Fields in this part of the guide Why It MattersComing Soon: Batch Resend FunctionalityBest Practices for Resending to Unopened ContactsSupport for RSS CampaignsSupport for Batch Scheduled CampaignsLocate your RSS or Batch Schedule campaign in the listFrom the dropdown, click Resend to UnopenedOnce your details are set, click Schedule
Buttons and menus referenced TABLE OF CONTENTSWhy It MattersComing Soon: Batch Resend Functionality
All 5 steps in this procedure
  1. What’s New?
  2. Why It Matters
  3. How to Use Resend to Unopened for RSS & Batch Schedule Campaigns
  4. Coming Soon: Batch Resend Functionality
  5. Best Practices for Resending to Unopened Contacts

Step 5: Click “Schedule” to Complete

  • Once your details are set, click Schedule
  • The system will queue the resend only for contacts who didn’t open the original email

Coming Soon: Batch Resend Functionality

We’re working on a broader batch resend capability that will let you perform bulk resend actions across multiple campaigns—stay tuned for this upcoming enhancement.

Best Practices for Resending to Unopened Contacts

  • Use a different subject line to test what resonates better
  • Don’t resend too soon — give your audience time to open the original email
  • Monitor engagement metrics post-resend to refine your strategy

Frequently asked questions

What’s New?
Support for RSS Campaigns Support for Batch Scheduled Campaigns Boost your campaign performance by re-engaging contacts who didn’t open your emails Simple interface with custom subject lines and scheduled resend times

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