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When do you add a tag to a contact list?
Note: When using the addition of a tag to trigger an automation, the tag must be added after the automation is created; it will not be triggered retroactively for contacts who previously were assigned the tag. Product tag – Indicates which product a contact has purchased.
If you collect data through custom fields, you can use the Segment Builder to sort your contacts using that data. The Segment Builder allows you to create a dynamic, always-updated version of Venn Diagrams to your perfect audience. Let’s take a moment to visualize it: Lists are the broadest form of contact organization.
How do I get a list of contacts?
Retrieve a list of contacts by matching the search string to all or part of the contact name data. The Contacts Provider allows multiple instances of the same name, so this technique can return a list of matches. Match a specific type of data, such as a phone number.
Can a list count more than one email address?
So even if a contact exists on more than one of your lists, that contact (email address) will only count once toward the total number of active contacts in your account. To learn more about using lists in ActiveCampaign, read our guide on the subject.
How to segment contacts using lists, tags and custom fields?
In ActiveCampaign, segmentation is built and designed through lists, tags and custom fields. You have segmentation opportunities at your disposal throughout the platform to segment your contacts with precision and efficacy.
Engagement tag – Use to indicate the level of engagement of a specific contact. Engagement Tags are applied from the “ Engagement Tagging: Part 1 & Engagement Tagging: Part 2 ” automation series. You can use these tags to track how engaged or disengaged a contact may be.
Trigger tag – Use to initiate processes by triggering an action. Trigger tags typically begin automations with the “Tag is added” and “Tag is removed” start triggers, end automations, or serve as criteria to achieve a Goal that advances contacts to specific steps within automations.