The phrase "an email campaign" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a coordinated series of promotional messages sent via email to a specific audience.
Example: "Our marketing team is launching an email campaign to promote the new product line next month."
Alternatives: "an email marketing initiative" or "a digital outreach campaign."
In any case, for every question we've had raised in response to an email campaign, we've also received encouraging feedback.
Supporters immediately began an email campaign to the 140,000 people who signed a petition opposing the deportation and some students made their way into Westminster to demonstrate.
He was spurred on by Graham Linehan, who helped orchestrate an email campaign that saw Mermaids denied lottery funding late last year.
· Students at a Danish college have started an email campaign to encourage Danes to eat and buy Arab food this coming Friday, the newspaper Politiken reports.
At flash sales site Fab.com, for example, 70% of revenue is generated by email; each extra day spent perfecting an email campaign rather than actually sending the email could mean up to $700K of lost revenue.
ISS is sending an email campaign to clients this week promoting a database that scans media reports, court records and Equal Employment Opportunity Commission filings for sexual harassment controversies, suggesting there is a market for investors' concerns.
The company automatically pulls your most recent posts from your Facebook page and lets you set up an emailing campaign in a few clicks.
Just found out I'm a Dad via a @Shutterfly email campaign.
Walcott stood down from the election after an anonymous email campaign against him, which Padel insisted was not instigated by her.
Set up an automated email campaign.
No one expects an automated email campaign to solve all problems, but it is good in its own ways: distributing content and educating users.
