Arial Software Campaign Enterprise
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Below you will find brief information for Campaign Enterprise 11. This email marketing software helps manage large email lists, personalize messages, and track campaign performance. It connects to various databases, SMTP servers, and offers features like click-through tracking, bounce management, and scheduled sending. Ideal for businesses needing in-house email marketing solutions.
Key Features
Database integration (MS Access, SQL, etc.)
Personalized email messaging
SMTP server connection management
Click-through and bounce tracking
Scheduled campaign sending
Unsubscribe management
HTML and plain text email support
Pages: 127 Arial Software Campaign Enterprise User manual
Brand: Arial Software Category: CRM software Size: 1 MB
Languages: English
Table of contents
- 5 Campaign Enterprise User Manual
- 5 Who should use this guide?
- 5 Who should use Campaign Enterprise?
- 5 Other considerations for using Campaign Enterprise:
- 6 Using this guide
- 6 Quick Start Guide
- 6 Datasource
- 6 The Message
- 7 Send to the SMTP Server
- 7 Run Campaign
- 8 Installation
- 8 Installation and Configuration
- 8 Installation
- 8 Minimum System Requirements
- 8 Enhanced System Requirements
- 9 Install Enterprise
- 9 Configuration
- 9 Sample Configurations
- 10 Starting Campaign Enterprise
- 11 Bandwidth
- 12 Activation/Serial Numbers
- 12 Serial Number
- 12 Campaign Service
- 15 Admin Settings
- 15 Admin Settings
- 16 Default Campaign Configuration
- 16 Registration Information
- 16 Campaign System Settings
- 17 Feedback Loop
- 17 Database Cursor types
- 17 IP Binding
- 17 Server Manager Status
- 18 Database Shortcuts
- 19 Email Accounts
- 19 SMTP Connections
- 20 Edit Existing Connection
- 20 Edit New Connection
- 20 SMTP
- 20 Multi-SMTP
- 21 To EML Files
- 21 Blackout Dates
- 22 Manage Users
- 23 Manage Groups
- 23 Email Footers
- 23 Software Update
- 24 Manage Email Campaigns
- 24 Managing Email Campaigns
- 24 Elements of a Successful Email Campaign
- 24 Personalization
- 25 Privacy
- 25 Permission
- 25 Pertinence
- 25 Honor Unsubscribe Requests
- 26 Stop Delivering to Dead Email Addresses
- 26 Main Menu
- 26 Main Menu Components
- 28 Search for Campaign
- 28 Category
- 28 Sort by
- 28 Page Number
- 28 Bottom Toolbar
- 29 Template Campaign
- 29 Campaign Edit Screens
- 29 Campaign Edit Screens
- 30 Campaign Settings
- 30 Campaign Settings
- 30 Archiving Campaigns
- 31 Data Source
- 31 Data Source
- 31 Connect To A Database
- 34 Use Basic Filter
- 35 Use SQL Statement
- 36 Queries and Views
- 37 Database Preview
- 38 Write Back Tables
- 40 Response Table
- 40 Bad Format Processing
- 40 Compose Email Message
- 40 Compose Email Message
- 41 Address Headers
- 42 The Email Message
- 42 Attachments
- 43 Other Features
- 44 Merge Fields
- 44 Database Merge Fields
- 45 Built-in Merge Fields
- 45 Edit HTML
- 45 Edit Plain Text
- 46 Use Template
- 46 Dynamic Content
- 50 Send Settings
- 50 Advanced Write Back Features
- 50 Write Back on Send
- 51 Click-Throughs
- 51 Conversion Events
- 51 Open Email Tracking
- 52 Bounce-Backs
- 52 Using SQL Statements and Stored Procedures
- 52 Using a Bounce Email Processing SQL Statement
- 52 Original Database Source Table
- 54 Bounce Email Processing Stored Procedure
- 55 Unsubscribe
- 55 Email-Based
- 55 Using SQL Statements and Stored Procedures
- 57 Web-Based
- 57 Using SQL Statements and Stored Procedures
- 59 Subscribe
- 61 Misc. Settings
- 61 Summary Reports
- 62 Response Log Method
- 62 Chain Campaign
- 63 Advanced Features
- 64 Advanced Write Back Options
- 64 Click-Through Tracking SQL Statement
- 65 Click-Through Tracking Stored Procedure
- 66 Open Tracking SQL Statement
- 66 Open Tracking Stored Procedure
- 66 Bounce Email Handling SQL Statement
- 68 Bounce Email Handling Stored Procedure
- 68 Web-Based Unsubscribe SQL Statement
- 69 Web-Based Unsubscribe Stored Procedure
- 69 Email-Based Unsubscribe SQL Statement
- 69 Email-Based Unsubscribe Stored Procedure
- 70 Database Write-Back During Sending SQL Statement
- 70 Database Write-Back During Sending Stored Procedure
- 71 Campaign Types
- 71 Set Up Confirmation Campaign
- 71 Set Up Tab
- 72 Set Up Follow Up Email
- 73 Set Up Tab
- 74 Set Up Campaign Series
- 75 Edit Campaign
- 75 Copy Campaign
- 76 Note Feature
- 76 Reports
- 76 Reports
- 78 Overview Report
- 79 Create an Overview Report PDF
- 79 Bounce Report
- 81 Click-Through Tracking Report
- 82 Unsubscribe Report
- 83 Export Subscribers
- 83 Opened Email Report
- 85 Log Files
- 85 Test Campaign
- 86 Run Campaign
- 86 Resume Sending
- 87 Schedule Campaign
- 90 Connect To an Email List
- 90 Connect To A Database
- 91 ODBC Connection
- 91 OLE DB Connection
- 91 Sample OLE DB Connection Strings (variable portions are indicated in RED)
- 91 MS Access
- 92 MS SQL Server
- 92 Oracle
- 93 MySql
- 94 Growing a List
- 94 Built-in subscription form
- 94 Configuring the subscribe feature
- 96 Don't forget the subscribe link
- 96 Arial MySubscribe
- 96 Databases
- 96 Selecting the Right Database
- 97 Naming Conventions
- 97 Database Fields
- 97 MS Access
- 98 Create a New Database and Table
- 99 Using an Existing Record Set
- 100 MS SQL Server
- 100 Creating a New Database and Table
- 100 Suggested fields:
- 101 MySQL
- 102 How to connect to a MySQL database without using a Data Source Name (DSN).
- 103 Text Files
- 103 Setting up a Text List
- 103 Simple Text data source (.txt)
- 103 Complex Text Data Source (.txt, .csv)
- 104 Text ODBC
- 106 Subscriber Lists
- 106 New List
- 106 Add New Subscribers
- 106 Import Subscribers
- 107 Other Databases
- 107 Oracle
- 107 DBF Databases
- 107 Filemaker
- 107 Sharing Filemaker
- 108 Setting-up Filemaker Database Fields
- 108 Visual FoxPro
- 109 Connect to a Mail Server
- 109 Connect to a Mail Server
- 109 Selecting the Right SMTP Server
- 109 SMTP Servers
- 109 Windows Based Servers
- 109 IIS (SMTP)
- 110 MS Exchange Server
- 111 IceWarp Email Server
- 111 Imail by Ipswitch
- 112 Open Source SMTP Servers
- 112 Sendmail
- 112 Qmail
- 112 Dedicated Mail Servers
- 112 Port25 solutions
- 112 Ironport server
- 112 ISP Mail Servers
- 112 CAN-SPAM Law
- 113 Securing The Mail Server
- 113 Relaying
- 113 Authentication
- 114 SSL
- 114 Other SMTP Considerations
- 114 Domain Name Servers
- 116 SPF and Domain Keys
- 116 Domain Keys/DKIM
- 117 DomainKeys Check
- 117 SPF
- 119 Sample SPF Check
- 121 Troubleshooting
- 121 Troubleshooting
- 121 Debugging
- 121 Debug Mode
- 122 Success/Fail Log Files
- 123 Access Troubleshooting
- 123 Trace Logs
- 124 Web-server Log Files
- 125 Glossary
Frequently Answers and Questions
What types of databases does Campaign Enterprise support?
Campaign Enterprise supports MS SQL, Oracle, FoxPro, MS Access, dBase, CSV text files and many other formats. It cannot directly read ACT! databases (unless it has a SQL backend) or Excel spreadsheets, but you can export these as CSV files or into MS Access.
How do I set up a scheduled campaign?
The manual details scheduling campaigns within the 'Schedule Campaign' section. Ensure Campaign Enterprise is running as a service for automatic execution.
What are the minimum system requirements?
Minimum requirements include Windows 2000/XP/Vista/7, 5GB free disk space, 256MB RAM, Internet Explorer 6.0, and access to a source database and SMTP server.
How many emails can I send per hour?
The number of emails per hour depends on your bandwidth and SMTP server capabilities. The manual provides a table estimating email/hour based on various bandwidth speeds.
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