
The short answer: an e-mail campaign can go out now or on the day and at the time you choose. A scheduled campaign can be cancelled before its time; once it has gone, there is no pulling it back.
When to schedule
| Situation | Why scheduling helps |
| Regular newsletter | It always goes on the same day at the same time, and the list gets used to it. |
| Campaign prepared in advance | It is ready, reviewed and tested, and goes by itself at the right moment. |
| Event with a date | The invitation and the reminder are set up in one go. |
| Customers in another time zone or on other hours | You pick the time they read, not the time you finished writing. |
Before you press schedule
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| Cancelling happens before the time, not after. If you spot a mistake in a scheduled campaign, cancel it, fix it and schedule it again. A campaign that has gone cannot be recalled: the only thing left is a short correction, and only if the mistake matters. |
| Which day is best? There is no magic day that suits everyone. What counts is regularity and what your statistics show. See how often and on which day. |
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