Hi Jeff A. Benner.

Great question! To fix the current issue you could create another campaign for the new emails and add \"Exits another campaign\" as an entrance condition. Select the original campaign and the \"Receives final email\" option.

You will also get the option to \"Enter [X] subscribers that already meet your entrance conditions.\" which will ensure that the people who have already exited the first campaign get automatically added to the new one when you set it to Run. New subscribers will seamlessly move from the first campaign to the second.

Of course, you will have exactly the same problem with the second campaign, i.e., if people hit the final email before you get a chance to add a new one, they'll exit the campaign (that's just how Podia works.)

The best solution is just to make sure you always have at least two emails in your campaign that even the people furthest ahead in the campaign haven't reached yet. In other words, make sure you stay two steps ahead.

But if you really want people to stay in the campaign you can add a dummy email at the end of the campaign with a big delay, like 500 days. Then you can \"backfill\" the campaign by adding new emails with lesser delays as and when you have time.

However, you still need to be mindful of where the \"front runners\" in your campaign are currently at, because if you have a bunch of people at, say, Day 50, and you add new emails with delays of, say, 35, 42 and 49, there's a risk the front runners will get them all at once as Podia tries to catch up. (I haven't tested this specific scenario but it's my best guess.)

Hope that helps!

Glen

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