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Ján Mikláš
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We do plan to add automations into MailPoet. No estimate, but it is on our roadmap.
Cathal McNamara
just to add to this. If you are running a drip campaign in the "welcome mail" series (should really be renamed). It should be possible to set to unsubscribe someone based on an action i.e. a reply.
Lucy
Hi guys, we needed this functionality for our business and created an add-on for it: https://mailpoetautomate.com/
Attached a screenshot of the first version.
If you have any ideas/feature requests just let me know and we will implement it :-D
Reuben Hochstetler
@Lucy: That's very cool. I'm very picky with the plugins I install (clean, lean, and mean code is important to me). I'll keep an eye on your plugin and will consider a purchase.
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Kim
Merged in a post:
Keep new subscribers from getting the weekly email until after they finish the welcome series.
Thomas Uzuegbunem Jr
So for example if i have someone who's going through an welcome newsletter series I would like them to finish that series before they start getting my weekly emails.
This way it keeps me from sending them to many emails.
I hope that makes sense.
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Kim
We agree with Philipp !
Philipp Stracker
I think this is very similar to the Automation request here: https://feedback.mailpoet.com/feature-requests/p/automations
With automation you could create a welcome series list and after the last email, MailPoet could subscribe the subscriber to your weekly newsletter list.
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Kim
Merged in a post:
Basic automation on lists
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Paolo
For example I have 2 lists: List A and List B
The user signs up for list A, then, buys a product and signs up for list B.
The basic rule that I would like to set is this:
Remove user from List A when signs up to List B.
This simple rule then applies to all lists.
Thanks
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Teri
Workflows suggestions:
- If email A is not opened/clicked thru, send email B
- A/B Testing emails
- Scoring for key interactions (email opens, page visits, amount purchased)
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