Group tags are the way to identify recipients based on the information you hold on them. Group labels play a similar role as mailing lists, though it has a few differences. Each new subscriber must be assigned to a group upon the import or attached to it later on. Users can add multiple group tags for the same recipient.
Actions that are arranged in the “Group” section.
Create a new group tag.
View, edited and deleted groups
Assigned subscribers to a group.
Group’s performance can be observed.
Creating a new group
By clicking a “Create new group” button, you will create a new group. Next, a few options for adding or assigning subscribers appears:
Already existing recipients can be assigned to a group (click on the group’s name).
Adding new recipients by clicking on the “Add subscribers” button.
If you’re trying to assign existing recipients, click on the group’s name; after subscribers window appears – filter out needed recipients via advanced filters or status.
After you finished the segmentation process – select filtered recipients and click on action button > add group.
That’s it! Subscribers were successfully assigned to a new group and received additional group tag.
Let’s continue by adding new recipients
Go ahead and click on a “Add subscribers” button.
Next, the subscribers’ import window will appear. There are a few methods to upload recipients.
Via file ( excel. or CSV. format )
Importing manually ( Copy & Paste )
Importing from MailChimp. Click here for a dedicated tutorial.
When subscribers are imported, you will be asked to assign custom fields; for example, names will need to be assigned to “First name” column, etc.
Next, when columns are marked – click on the “Start import” button. The upload process takes up to a few seconds.
Here’s a dedicated guide for transferring subscribers from mailchimp. Click here
That’s it!
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