- Overview
- Getting Started
- Introduction to Adobe Campaign Classic
- Install and setup the Adobe Campaign client
- Explore the Adobe Campaign Classic user interface
- Manage Marketing Campaigns
- Create a marketing plan, programs, and campaigns
- Creating a campaign and an email
- Target profiles in a workflow
- Create event triggered campaigns
- Profile Management
- Sending Messages
- Email Channel
- Create and design email deliveries
- Manage seed and proofs in an email
- Send and validate proofs
- Use control groups
- Configuring dynamic content
- Personalizing emails using dynamic content blocks
- Personalizing emails using personalization field
- Personalizing emails - Create a multi lingual newsletter using conditional content
- Configure recurring and continuous email campaigns
- Defining Interactive Email Content with AMP
- Troubleshooting email delivery issues
- Design emails for deliverability
- Deliverability best practice guide
- SMS Channel
- Push Channel
- Direct mail
- Using delivery templates
- Fatigue Management
- Configuring and managing subscription services
- Email Channel
- Orchestrating Campaigns
- Reporting
- Automating with workflow
- Creating a Workflow
- Creating a targeting workflow
- Refining targets by combining query results
- Refining targets by excluding query results
- Using the update list activity to create a list with a workflow
- Configuring validation workflows
- Configure Enrichment activities
- Data Segmentation
- Managing approvals
- Designing Content
- Monitoring
- Integrating
- Administrating
Setting up fatigue management using pre defined filters
Fatigue management controls frequency and quantity of messaging to avoid over-solicitation of recipients. If you do not have the campaign optimization module in your campaign instance, you may configure a predefined filter that will filter the target population by the number of messages received.
This video explains how to implement fatigue management in Adobe Campaign Classic by using filters.
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