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Click on the little "x" beside the query you want to remove and you're done! If you login to MailChimp, you shouldn't see any more listings move over. | Click on the little "x" beside the query you want to remove and you're done! If you login to MailChimp, you shouldn't see any more listings move over. | ||
+ | ===== Automating your lists ===== | ||
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+ | Mailchimp supports a lot of conditional automation that plays pretty nicely with our Lead Manager. | ||
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+ | Within the Automation options (located on the top bar) you are able to automatically move users from list to list if they are on other lists. | ||
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+ | For example let's say you want to move new leads that become client from one Mailchimp list to another. | ||
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+ | What you'll need to do is create a new list on Mailchimp and point a lead manager advanced search that lists all your active clients at it. | ||
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+ | Now, you'll go to Mailchimp's automation menu and click on your old list. In there there's a small link that says, "Or remove subscribers from workflow." Give it a click, and create a rule that removes any users who are on your new list. | ||
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+ | This will automatically remove clients from the "new lead" mailing list and place them onto your "active client" list. | ||
===== Troubleshooting & Miscellaneous ===== | ===== Troubleshooting & Miscellaneous ===== |