Cloning and Resending Emails in GC Outreach
If you need to send a follow‑up message identical to one sent earlier, clone the original email to create a new draft. Then, update the content before sending.
What cloning does (and doesn't) do
- Cloned emails always begin as drafts, allowing you to edit before sending
- Recipients are not copied—you must re‑add segments or upload a recipient list
Clone a sent email
- Find the email you want to resend
- Click the duplicate (stacked pages) icon next to the email
After cloning:
- A draft copy is created with the same content and settings
- Recipients must be re‑added
- Open the new draft to make edits before scheduling or sending
Tip: To resend to the same advocates, reuse the existing segment or re‑upload the same recipient list
Clone a draft email
- Select the draft you want to copy
- Click the duplicate (stacked pages) icon
- Confirm the clone prompt
After cloning, the email remains a draft for you to edit before sending.
- Navigate to Outreach History (the tab at the top of the GC Outreach page).
- Navigate to Draft Outreach (the tab at the top of the GC Outreach page).
- The cloned draft’s name is automatically prefixed with [CLONE]; you can rename it from the edit screen before sending.
- A new draft is created with the same content and settings as the original. Note: file attachments (e.g., PDFs, images) are not copied and must be re-attached.
- When cloning, a dialog titled "Clone Outreach" appears with the message "Are you sure you want to clone [email name]?" — confirm to proceed.
Follow‑up tips
- Personalizing the follow‑up: Update the subject line, preheader, or add a brief introduction to highlight any changes
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