Run the site¶
These how-to guides cover each part of the console at https://missionbroadcast.com/account/ — the place where a parent or invited manager runs a missionary's site day to day.
The console groups everything into areas in the left sidebar. Pick an area and its sections appear in a second menu beside it, so you only ever see the handful of things that belong together:
- Home — what needs your attention, plus the intake address.
- Letters — compose, review, send broadcasts; and Test mode.
- Subscribers — your list, the share/QR code, and the welcome email.
- Map Pins — plot the mission journey.
- Public Page — profile, page sections & links, and Help Fund My Mission.
- Email Design — how broadcasts look (template & look) and read (sender & text).
- Delivery & Domain — your custom domain, and incoming mail (the
letters@…address, approved senders, and reply-to). - Account — plan & billing, managers, and privacy & data.
(On a phone, tap the menu button in the top bar to open the same areas.)
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Your at-a-glance numbers and the address the missionary emails letters to.
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Compose, review pending letters, send broadcasts, manage drafts and trash, and switch on Test mode to trial a broadcast to test recipients only.
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Add people one at a time or import a whole list, share your sign-up QR code, handle unsubscribes, and write the welcome email new subscribers get.
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Plot the mission journey so supporters can follow along.
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Under Public Page: profile (name, photo, bio, start date), page sections & links, and Help Fund My Mission. (Approved senders and reply-to now live under Delivery & Domain → Incoming mail; Test mode is under Letters.)
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Pick a template and style (Template & look), then set the sender name, subject, greeting, signature, and footer (Sender & text), and preview a broadcast.
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Put the site at your own web address (Custom domain), and manage Incoming mail — the
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Invite a spouse or family member to help run the site. (Under Account.)
New here?
If you're setting the site up for the first time, start with Get started — it walks the first 20 minutes end to end, then come back here for depth on any one area.