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# Step 1: Setup

For your **e-mail campaign**, the only available notification type option is **Text**. However, when you proceed to the **What** page, you will be able to select from all the designed mail templates you have created previously.

In this step, you need to:

* Enter a **Campaign Name**.
* Click **Save & Continue** to proceed to the next step.

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#### Campaign Name

The **Campaign Name** serves as an internal label to help you identify and differentiate between your email campaigns. It does **not** replace or override the Mail Subject line and will **not** be visible to your recipients.&#x20;

This name is especially useful when managing multiple campaigns that may have similar subjects or content, allowing for better organization and tracking within your email marketing platform.


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