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# Email step 4: When

Schedule an email campaign in Step 4 to send now or later, choose fast or packaged delivery, then review and confirm everything on the Go step.

In the **Start Sending Messages** section, choose when to send your email campaign:

* **Now:** Send your emails immediately.
* **Delivery Speed:**
  * **Send Fast:** Sends the notification to all users at once.
  * **Send in Packages:** For large audiences, send notifications in smaller batches. Select the package size, and the system will send notifications batch-by-batch until all users receive them. This can improve delivery efficiency and reduce server load.

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### Step 5: Go!

Review all your campaign settings and details on the **Go!** page.

* Verify your campaign information carefully.
* Test the message on your device to ensure everything looks and works as expected.
* When ready, click **Send** to launch your email campaign.\
  After sending, monitor your campaign performance via the Reports.


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