Contacts can be automatically tagged according to their behavior, simplifying the organization of the contact database. Here are some examples of use cases that can be achieved with this functionality.
Personalization: Automatically tag users based on their actions, like clicks or opens, to send targeted follow-up emails that feel relevant.
Automation: Save time by automatically applying tags, eliminating manual effort and ensuring consistency.
Simplified Segmentation: Easily group users by their actions (e.g., “Clicked on Course Link”) to send more focused, effective messages.
This makes your email campaigns more efficient, relevant, and impactful.
Soon, you’ll be able to add tags directly from the campaign stats page for even easier management.
Automated tagging makes it easy to track and engage users based on their actions, improving your email marketing efficiency!
1. Can we create tags from the email builder?
-> No, tags can be only created under contacts page as of now
2. Do we need to enable tracking links to use this feature?
-> For the conditions where you wish to automate adding tags based on who clicked on which link, the tracking links needs to be enabled
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