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Uploading and adding images for your email marketing campaigns

1. Buttons at the top of the editor enable you to upload an image or file to your website to use in your campaign. Once the images are uploaded to your website, you can select them to import into your email.
2. Click the Upload an Image button from the top menu bar.
3. Choose File button to browse your images for the one you want to use.
4. Enter a name for the image beneath the selected image file.  Both the upload file and upload image popup boxes say "Choose File."  However, once you open the image upload popup, you'll see the heading, Upload a Web Image.

Here's an animation showing the process:

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When you've uploaded the image to your website, you can add it to an email marketing campaign:

1. Open the WYSIWYG editor.
2. Select the image icon from the menu at the top of the page.
3. Scroll down to the field labeled Image List. 
4. From the list of your uploaded images, select the image you want to include.
5. Add alternative text, if desired. (Alternative text is the text that a sight-impaired user will hear read to them when they use a reading program.)
6. Click the green OK button.
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Uploading and adding files for your email marketing campaign

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Adding these files and images adds them to your website; you must then add them to your email marketing campaign . To add an image or file to your campaignis very similar to adding an image. In this case, files are attached to the email and not embedded in the text. Therefore, you may want to bring attention to the attached file.

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Saving or not saving changes

At the bottom of the editing page, there is a button to preview the current section of your email or to cancel it. Once your changes are implemented, you can also click click Preview Email from  from the campaign page to see the entire email.

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You can save the changes you made to your campaign, or, if you have second thoughts, you can discard the changes and start again.

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