Can you send an e mail every week with mailchimp

Yes, Mailchimp allows you to send automated emails on a weekly basis using their automation features. Here's a step-by-step guide to help you set it up:

Prerequisites:

1. You have a Mailchimp account and have created a list of subscribers.
2. You have a template designed for your email campaign.

Step 1: Create a new automation

1. Log in to your Mailchimp account and navigate to the "Automations" tab.
2. Click on "Create an automation" and choose "Send a campaign" as the trigger.
3. Select "Weekly" as the frequency and choose the day of the week you want to send the email.

Step 2: Set up the campaign

1. Choose the list you want to send the email to.
2. Select the template you designed for your email campaign.
3. Customize the email content as needed.
4. Add any necessary merge tags or personalization fields.

Step 3: Set up the schedule

1. In the "Schedule" section, select "Weekly" as the frequency.
2. Choose the day of the week you want to send the email (e.g., every Monday).
3. Set the time you want to send the email (e.g., 8:00 AM EST).

Step 4: Review and save

1. Review your automation settings to ensure everything is correct.
2. Click "Save" to save your automation.

How it works:

1. Mailchimp will automatically send your email campaign to your subscribers every week on the day and time you specified.
2. The email will be sent to all subscribers who are active and have not opted out of receiving emails from your list.
3. You can track the performance of your email campaign in the "Reports" tab of your Mailchimp account.

Tips and variations:

• You can also use Mailchimp's "Delay" feature to send the email at a specific time after a subscriber joins your list or completes a specific action.
• You can use Mailchimp's "Conditional" feature to send different emails to different segments of your list based on specific conditions (e.g., location, behavior, or demographics).
• You can also use Mailchimp's "Split" feature to test different subject lines, email content, or CTAs to see which one performs better.