Dear community leaders!
Around 188,000 recipients are coming from inbound transition. From these recipients, we should target 20,000 recipients on Day 1 to Day 3 (3 days), and 168,000 recipients on Day 4 to Day 8 (5 days). From Day 1 to Day 3, the data for 20,000 recipients should be sent—11,200 to Gmail users and 8,800 to other email users. From Day 4 to Day 8, the data for 168,000 recipients should be sent—94,080 to Gmail users and 73,920 to other email users.
Please help to resolve this issue.
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Hi @chandanasa ,
Have a split in your workflow to segregate the input records into 2 - Gmail and other domains
Lower(@domain) contains gmail
In Gmail's Delivery > Property > Delivery tab > Enable 'Send using multiple waves' > and configure as below,
Repeat the same with other domain's delivery and set the wave as per your counts criteria.
Hi @chandanasa ,
Have a split in your workflow to segregate the input records into 2 - Gmail and other domains
Lower(@domain) contains gmail
In Gmail's Delivery > Property > Delivery tab > Enable 'Send using multiple waves' > and configure as below,
Repeat the same with other domain's delivery and set the wave as per your counts criteria.
Hi @chandanasa,
Reading the requirement, it looks like you're doing an IP warmup.
Please confirm are the ask seems different from the screenshot
Day 1 - Day 3: send 6,6 k each day --> 3.7k Gmail and 2.9k other
Day 4 - Day 8: send 33.6k each day --> 18.8k Gmail and 14.7k other
I will suggest to create lists and use these lists in your different workflows or deliveries (I will recommend to go with standalone deliveries, in case any issues happen you don't need lot of rework)
Thanks,
David
Hi @DavDav,
If possible, Can you please share package of above mentioned workflow. I think, it is bit complex. I need this workflow.
Thanks,
Satya
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