# How can I test my sign up flow?

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**Created:** [March 27, 2025, 11:29pm UTC](https://community.aweber.com/t/how-can-i-test-my-sign-up-flow/1186 "2025-03-27T23:29:42Z")\
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Will

this is how I do it and it works. My Gmail + trick is not a subscriber, but instead the email address I use when sending tests inside the admin

> [@Marking test emails as TEST](https://community.aweber.com/t/marking-test-emails-as-test/1994/2):
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> Matt I have an answer for you! As we have the situation at my company here’s what we do: when my assistant sends me a test she always puts the name “ChristinaTest” as my first name, and then my email [Christina+test@mydomain.com](mailto:Christina+test@mydomain.com) this then comes to me and I can tell it’s a test and not the broadcast that goes out. so then I can always search my email for “ChristinaTest” and find only the AWeber test broadcasts before we blast the whole list. make sense ?

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