| Review your plan: Some features, such as scheduling for later and resending to non-openers, are not available in all Constant Contact plans. If you don’t have full access, you may need to upgrade your plan. |
Once you've finished customizing your email and have given it a preview to check for content and design errors, it's time to send it to your contacts. You can choose to send it immediately or schedule it for a future date and time, up to a year in advance. If you add more contacts to your list before the scheduled date, they'll also receive your email!
| Tip: Don’t forget to check for errors and send a test version of your email for proofreading before sending it to your contacts! |


| Tip: Looking to have this email resent to new contacts on a regular basis? Consider setting up an automation! |
| Tip: Depending on your email plan, you can click the sparkle icon to get some subject line suggestions, or A/B test two different subject lines to see which performs better. |
| Important: Due to industry email authentication requirements, your “From” email address may be rewritten using our shared ccsend.com domain if you don’t have your own domain or haven’t self-authenticated it. This ensures your emails continue to be delivered to your contacts. |

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| Be a better marketer: Help extend the reach of your email by sharing it on your social media pages! |
Once your email has been sent, give your contacts time to open it, then check the results to see how it's performing.
If a contact tells you they aren't receiving your email and they aren't on your bounce list, ask them to check their spam folder. If the email isn't in the spam folder, you can have your contact add your "From" email address to their email account or security program. There are also some role email addresses that Constant Contact never sends to.
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