Just in case someone is wondering, the name of the email in the workflow is also the subject line of the email (the one your subscribers will see when they receive the email).
Does it automatically send the new newsletter to the existing subscribers as well when we add a new automation? Or a new automation will only work for the upcoming subscribers? If you could help me in this. Thanks in advance! 😊
Hello. thanks for the video. I would like to know, how do I do it, because I already have a list of emails and I would like them to enter the workflow I created (from what I understand, only the new registered emails that go to the list....)
Hi Nina, yes there is, depending on the type of workflow trigger. If your workflow is triggered When a subscriber joins the group, at the end of one workflow add Action step > Define action > On the right side choose from a dropdown Move or Copy to the group that triggers the other workflow. I hope this helps 😊
This is pretty comprehensive, but also pretty complex and a bit confusing. I think there's a market for selling pre-built workflows that could be imported and modified to an individual user's needs.
hello! i have my website with wix and i don't understand how it works for creating automations on mailerlite. can you direct me to the right tutorial or blog please?
Thank you for the tutorial. One question, so what action is better: to send the email before copying your contacts to a specific group or copying your contacts to a group and then having mailerlite send the email? I've been having some trouble with my clients since they tell me they complete the form I set up but some of them are not receiving the email. Thank you!
Hi Barbara! 👋 First, set up automation, then add subscribers to the group. This is the easiest way, if it was another way around, you would need to do an extra step of triggering the automation manually for the late comers.
I'm a little confused. What if I just want to send a welcome email to my subscribers and then a monthly newsletter of blog posts to my website. Would I just create an email automation with 1 workflow email? And then edit that email every month with updated content?
Thanks for the tutorial. Can you create a tutorial for a simple video for a freebie with a low ticket offer? Where a subscriber keeps moving through a simple 3-5 email sequence unless they purchase the offer, which would remove them from the sequence and move them to a different group. Thanks in advanced.
Hello Shantel, This can be achieved using our e-commerce triggers. Please note, these triggers are only available to WooCommerce www.mailerlite.com/video-tutorials/woocommerce-updates or Shopify www.mailerlite.com/video-tutorials/shopify-update users. Once you create automation with a trigger Purchased product, add Action step "Move or Copy to group" right after the trigger. This should be a separate group just for subscribers who purchased the product. Then open the automation with the freebie and exclude this group in automation settings help.mailerlite.com/article/show/29178-how-to-exclude-subscribers-from-a-campaign-or-an-automated-workflow. As soon as subscribers purchase from your e-shop, they will be added to the group which will cancel them from the freebie workflow. I hope this helps 😊
thanks for the video, does mailerlite have the capability to dynamically insert content (say a link) into a newsletter based on a specific trigger in airtable. maybe using zapier or integormat?
Hi there! :) Unfortunately, this specific trigger doesn't seem to be possible. You can still check if it'd be possible using another 3rd party integration.
I'm very confused about this green and red "like" for conditions. How do i know which conditions goes where ? For example "was opened but no links clicked", or "was opened and did not have a specific links clicked" - do they go to the green or the red ?
Hi there Eric! The "campaign activity" condition option lets you create a condition based on subscriber activity in previously sent campaigns. So this rule will check (green thumbs up) if your selected campaign (using your examples) 1) "was opened with no links clicked" → meaning that your newsletter was opened but absolutely no links were clicked in it, or 2) "was opened and did not have a specific link clicked" → meaning that your newsletter campaign was opened, but if you had any specific link there that you were tracking (which will ask you to choose and select once you check this condition) that specific link wasn't clicked. The conditioning step works according to rules. You can take the green thumbs up as a YES (the rule is matched) and the red one as a NO. As a side note, we'd also recommend to add a Delay step before the condition to give the subscribers time to open/click the campaign. Otherwise, the system checks for it right away and subscribers will automatically go to thumbs down. Hope this makes sense! You are welcome to read more about this on our handy KB guide about conditions here: help.mailerlite.com/article/show/92272-how-to-add-a-condition-step-to-my-workflow - Have a great weekend! 😊
Hi. I'm still struggling with the same issue that Eric is. I don't understand the thumbs. And the link doesn't explain it in a way I've understood. I want a Condition, where the Workflow Activity identifies whether the prospect opened the email or didn't. As such, I have chosen the rule, "was not opened". . Therefore, does the green thumb mean that the prospect did open the email, or does the green thumb mean the rule was met, and the prospect didn't open the email?
Hi Cecelia, it depends on where subscribers are and what step are you changing. Let say you are changing the step that is in the middle of the workflow. The subscribers at the beginning will follow the new steps. The subscribers who were waiting for the step you changed will either - receive an old email (if you edited the email) or they will be removed from the workflow (if you deleted the step they we waiting for). For the subscribers at the end of the workflow, nothing will change. If you add a new email at the end of the workflow, the subscribers who finished workflow in the past (weeks, months ago) will receive it immediately, those who are still active in the workflow will receive it as you planned.
Thank you for the tutorial! Is there a way to set up the automation time of delivery? The first email is automatic. But if you delay 1 day for example, can You decide it goes out at 11am from that point on?
Hey Kerri! Yes, we have a bunch of different delay step options to choose from help.mailerlite.com/article/show/29182-the-delay-step, you can choose exact time of the day, day of the week or month or even exact date of the year. If needed, you can also use a combination of these delay steps, for example, if you wish to send email on Wednesday at 11am, you can select A specific day of the week delay step and then add a second step A specific time of the day 😊
Hi Anys, yes, you can. 😊 For this, select the 'When subscribers join the group' trigger. When you turn on the automation, under the On/Off button in the workflow editor, you will see the link 'Add subscribers to the workflow'. This link will let you add existing subscribers from the trigger group to your new automation 😊
You need to have all the subscribers who are in automation in a designated group. At the end of the automation, add an Action step "Remove from the group". In your regular campaigns, always exclude this group www.mailerlite.com/video-tutorials/exclude-groups-and-segments-or-blacklist. 😊
Nice tutorial. The person who recorded them did a great job! I have an issue with a workflow where the condition is to click a specific link and then the recipients get emails A, those who don't click get emails B, until they click. However in reality it doesn't work! All people if they click or didn't click get the emails B. In the reporting I can see that people opened the initial email and clicked on the link yet they are served the Email B sequences... why, we cannot figure this out?!
Hi there! It seems like the problem is in absence of a delay step. Everyone goes to group B because they don't have enough time to click the link. To fix this, add a delay step before the condition step in your workflow 😊
@@MailerLiteOfficial Hi thanks for the super sonic fast reply! Actually, there is a delay, but after the condition. So we have the first email sent, then condition: click Yes/No if clicks yes get email sequence A after 1 hour / if clicks no then after 4 hours get sequence B. Unless I need to add the delay right after the email, and then the condition click yes/no ? Thanks
Hello, great content! If I make a date field to send out an automation. Where can I specify which date it is? I don't understand how to set the specific date? Thank you
Hi Mara, if you wish to send an email on a certain date, only once and never again. You can create a regular campaign and schedule it for the future date www.mailerlite.com/help/how-to-create-and-schedule-a-campaign
@@MailerLiteOfficial thank you, and if I want to send it out every year in Spring? Where can I specify which date it is? I don't understand how to set the specific date?
@@MaraZimmerli we are talking about scheduling the campaign at 6:32 in this video www.mailerlite.com/video-tutorials/quick-start-campaign. You would have to schedule the regular campaign every year. However, you can also set up automation which will do the job for you. First, you need to create a custom date field www.mailerlite.com/video-tutorials/date-field Then all your subscribers have to have this date field populated with the date when your campaign will be send out annually. You can use Hidden segmentation field in our sign up forms to automise the process. You can find instructions in this video at 2:47 www.mailerlite.com/video-tutorials/checkboxes-and-marketing-permissions. The automation you need will have to have a trigger "The anniversary of the date" www.mailerlite.com/help/how-to-set-up-automation-triggers#anniversary-of-a-date
Hi there 😊You need to collect subscribers first, then you can send them an email. We have a great article on how to grow your mailing list www.mailerlite.com/ultimate-guide-to-email-marketing/email-list
I have woocommerce and mailerlite. How would you recommend sending engagement emails to my existing customers after a certain time period passes from when they last purchased? What should that flow look like? Please add more drag and drop templates for your email builder. Please also build a woocommerce transaction email customizer. Woocommerce emails are horrible and hard to customize. The existing plugins out there are crap, limited, or unsupported. Thanks!
Hi there Ed! You can configure an automation when subscribers purchase a specific product or any product and then set up a delay. :) You can read more about it here: help.mailerlite.com/container/show/e-commerce-automation-triggers - Hope this helps! Thank you for your feedback as well, we'll pass it on to our team so it can be evaluated. If you want to add more details to it, you can always write directly at info@mailerlite.com - have a cool weekend!
Hello, thanks for this tutorial! I am testing my form, I fill it with several of my mails to check (before launching it) how the double opt in and the workflow is developing. The stats collect this data. How can I reset the stats (both form and workflow) for when I launch the project to the public? Thanks!
Hi Marketing Educativo 😊 you can't reset the statistics, unfortunately. But now that you know the form is working, you can duplicate it and use the duplicated version instead 😊
So which option do I choose that when someone subscribe for a newsletter through my website they will automatically receive an email? Like I already made what would be first email but I can't figure out how to work it.
Can I use double opt-in in conjunction with automation? Right now, I have a double opt-in with a thank-you redirected to my own landing page. I'd like to also send a welcome email. How would that work in automations?
Hi Joe, yes you can combine those two. Create automation with the trigger "when subscriber completes a form" (select the name of the form) or use the trigger "when subscriber joins the group" and select the group that you assigned to your form. I prefer the "when subscriber joins the group" trigger as it does the same job, but it is a little bit more flexible in case you want to send the automation sequence to someone who didn't fill the form, or if you want to resend the automation emails manually. Your subscribers now will receive double opt-in email, they need to confirm the subscription and as soon as they confirm it, they will trigger the automation workflow. 😊
Greetings, if in the automated mail campaign suppose that you have 7 or 8 emails programmed, and in mail # 3 or # 4, the contact already reaches the sale page from there to checkout and purchase, how to schedule so that if that happens remove it from the rest of the campaign and do not get the remaining two or three emails from that campaign?
Hi Luis 😊If the checkout page is reached from the email we sent (if the subscriber clicked the link in the email to get to the checkout page) you can add a Condition step to check if the link was clicked. The Condition step will split the automation into 2 branches - if the link was clicked, leave the thumb up side empty and that would mean the end of the automation for those subscribers. If the link was not clicked, add the next email under the thumb down.
@@MailerLiteOfficial , According to what you propose is if the prospect arrives directly from the mail to the checkout page, but this also applies if the prospect arrives via mail first to a sales page and then to the checkout (that is one more click- from the mail to the sale page and from there to the checkout)?
@@luisflorenzan9571 Unfortunately, this will only work with an exact link. There may be other options available for you, please contact our support team at support@mailerlite.com so we can see your workflow and suggest the best solution 😊
Hi @djprodluigi, in this case, you will need to either create automation with a chain of emails with week-long delays in between them. If you can get an RSS product feed, you can set up an RSS campaign that will auto-populate new products every week. help.mailerlite.com/article/show/33817-rss-campaign-overview
So if I'm manually adding subscribers to a group, I can set up a workflow so after they're added, they'll automatically get a welcome email I specify? As I add new subscribers to this same group, the previous subscribers won't get the welcome email again?
Hi there Nicola! :) The previously added subscribers will not get the welcome email again if they are in the workflow. We recommend making sure this checkbox is NOT checked ("Repeat workflow for subscribers who rejoin the same group"). When checked and if have accidentally added a subscriber that already completed the workflow, the workflow will repeat for that sub so if you don't want that, just leave that unchecked! Hope this helps :D
Can answering a mail in automation be a condition? I want them to answer so they can get the next email. If not answered, I'd like to unsubscribe them...
Hi Miroslav, unfortunately, we can't track the reply button as this is not part of the newsletter. However, you can include a Survey block in your email with an open question. Each survey page has a unique link, which you can use to define the Condition. If the link wasn't clicked, they didn't answer your question, so you can unsubscribe them using an Action step.
22:50 Why dont you show something on an ACTIVE account!??? ....It would be much more visual then just talk options!??? A Pic says more than 1000 words !
Just in case someone is wondering, the name of the email in the workflow is also the subject line of the email (the one your subscribers will see when they receive the email).
Thank you for the tutorial. I like how easy mailerlite is
It really is! Glad you like it 💚
Does it automatically send the new newsletter to the existing subscribers as well when we add a new automation? Or a new automation will only work for the upcoming subscribers? If you could help me in this. Thanks in advance! 😊
Very good tutorial! Thank you!
Hello. thanks for the video. I would like to know, how do I do it, because I already have a list of emails and I would like them to enter the workflow I created (from what I understand, only the new registered emails that go to the list....)
Hello Pri Flow! We have a step-by-step manual for you 😊 www.mailerlite.com/help/how-to-add-existing-subscribers-to-a-workflow
Thank you so much for the tutorial! Is there a way to connect two Workflow together?
Hi Nina, yes there is, depending on the type of workflow trigger. If your workflow is triggered When a subscriber joins the group, at the end of one workflow add Action step > Define action > On the right side choose from a dropdown Move or Copy to the group that triggers the other workflow. I hope this helps 😊
This is pretty comprehensive, but also pretty complex and a bit confusing. I think there's a market for selling pre-built workflows that could be imported and modified to an individual user's needs.
hello! i have my website with wix and i don't understand how it works for creating automations on mailerlite. can you direct me to the right tutorial or blog please?
Thank you for the tutorial. One question, so what action is better: to send the email before copying your contacts to a specific group or copying your contacts to a group and then having mailerlite send the email? I've been having some trouble with my clients since they tell me they complete the form I set up but some of them are not receiving the email. Thank you!
Hi Barbara! 👋 First, set up automation, then add subscribers to the group. This is the easiest way, if it was another way around, you would need to do an extra step of triggering the automation manually for the late comers.
I'm a little confused. What if I just want to send a welcome email to my subscribers and then a monthly newsletter of blog posts to my website. Would I just create an email automation with 1 workflow email? And then edit that email every month with updated content?
16:18 so is not possibile to trigger a condition "as soon an email is opened" or "as soon an email or link is clicked" ?
Thanks for the tutorial. Can you create a tutorial for a simple video for a freebie with a low ticket offer? Where a subscriber keeps moving through a simple 3-5 email sequence unless they purchase the offer, which would remove them from the sequence and move them to a different group. Thanks in advanced.
Hello Shantel, This can be achieved using our e-commerce triggers. Please note, these triggers are only available to WooCommerce www.mailerlite.com/video-tutorials/woocommerce-updates or Shopify www.mailerlite.com/video-tutorials/shopify-update users. Once you create automation with a trigger Purchased product, add Action step "Move or Copy to group" right after the trigger. This should be a separate group just for subscribers who purchased the product. Then open the automation with the freebie and exclude this group in automation settings help.mailerlite.com/article/show/29178-how-to-exclude-subscribers-from-a-campaign-or-an-automated-workflow. As soon as subscribers purchase from your e-shop, they will be added to the group which will cancel them from the freebie workflow. I hope this helps 😊
thanks for the video, does mailerlite have the capability to dynamically insert content (say a link) into a newsletter based on a specific trigger in airtable. maybe using zapier or integormat?
Hi there! :) Unfortunately, this specific trigger doesn't seem to be possible. You can still check if it'd be possible using another 3rd party integration.
I'm very confused about this green and red "like" for conditions. How do i know which conditions goes where ? For example "was opened but no links clicked", or "was opened and did not have a specific links clicked" - do they go to the green or the red ?
Hi there Eric! The "campaign activity" condition option lets you create a condition based on subscriber activity in previously sent campaigns. So this rule will check (green thumbs up) if your selected campaign (using your examples) 1) "was opened with no links clicked" → meaning that your newsletter was opened but absolutely no links were clicked in it, or 2) "was opened and did not have a specific link clicked" → meaning that your newsletter campaign was opened, but if you had any specific link there that you were tracking (which will ask you to choose and select once you check this condition) that specific link wasn't clicked. The conditioning step works according to rules. You can take the green thumbs up as a YES (the rule is matched) and the red one as a NO. As a side note, we'd also recommend to add a Delay step before the condition to give the subscribers time to open/click the campaign. Otherwise, the system checks for it right away and subscribers will automatically go to thumbs down. Hope this makes sense! You are welcome to read more about this on our handy KB guide about conditions here: help.mailerlite.com/article/show/92272-how-to-add-a-condition-step-to-my-workflow - Have a great weekend! 😊
Hi. I'm still struggling with the same issue that Eric is. I don't understand the thumbs. And the link doesn't explain it in a way I've understood.
I want a Condition, where the Workflow Activity identifies whether the prospect opened the email or didn't. As such, I have chosen the rule, "was not opened".
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Therefore, does the green thumb mean that the prospect did open the email, or does the green thumb mean the rule was met, and the prospect didn't open the email?
What happens if you edit the automation while there are subscribers in the middle of its workflow?
Hi Cecelia, it depends on where subscribers are and what step are you changing. Let say you are changing the step that is in the middle of the workflow. The subscribers at the beginning will follow the new steps. The subscribers who were waiting for the step you changed will either - receive an old email (if you edited the email) or they will be removed from the workflow (if you deleted the step they we waiting for). For the subscribers at the end of the workflow, nothing will change. If you add a new email at the end of the workflow, the subscribers who finished workflow in the past (weeks, months ago) will receive it immediately, those who are still active in the workflow will receive it as you planned.
Thank you for the tutorial! Is there a way to set up the automation time of delivery? The first email is automatic. But if you delay 1 day for example, can You decide it goes out at 11am from that point on?
Hey Kerri! Yes, we have a bunch of different delay step options to choose from help.mailerlite.com/article/show/29182-the-delay-step, you can choose exact time of the day, day of the week or month or even exact date of the year. If needed, you can also use a combination of these delay steps, for example, if you wish to send email on Wednesday at 11am, you can select A specific day of the week delay step and then add a second step A specific time of the day 😊
Can I do automation on existing list?
Hi Anys, yes, you can. 😊 For this, select the 'When subscribers join the group' trigger. When you turn on the automation, under the On/Off button in the workflow editor, you will see the link 'Add subscribers to the workflow'. This link will let you add existing subscribers from the trigger group to your new automation 😊
And, one more question... I don't want subscribers to get usual mails from my list until automation ends. How to do that?
You need to have all the subscribers who are in automation in a designated group. At the end of the automation, add an Action step "Remove from the group". In your regular campaigns, always exclude this group www.mailerlite.com/video-tutorials/exclude-groups-and-segments-or-blacklist. 😊
Hi and thanks a lot. I have one question: Whicht time is the deliverability time, if I only choose the 1 day delay option? Thanks a lot!
Hi there, if you select a 1-day delay, the email will be sent exactly 24 hours after the last action before the delay step has been performed. 😊
How can I remove subscribers from a workflow? They are cancelled from the workflow but I dont have the option Remove from Workflow?
Nice tutorial. The person who recorded them did a great job! I have an issue with a workflow where the condition is to click a specific link and then the recipients get emails A, those who don't click get emails B, until they click. However in reality it doesn't work! All people if they click or didn't click get the emails B. In the reporting I can see that people opened the initial email and clicked on the link yet they are served the Email B sequences... why, we cannot figure this out?!
Hi there! It seems like the problem is in absence of a delay step. Everyone goes to group B because they don't have enough time to click the link. To fix this, add a delay step before the condition step in your workflow 😊
@@MailerLiteOfficial Hi thanks for the super sonic fast reply! Actually, there is a delay, but after the condition. So we have the first email sent, then condition: click Yes/No if clicks yes get email sequence A after 1 hour / if clicks no then after 4 hours get sequence B. Unless I need to add the delay right after the email, and then the condition click yes/no ? Thanks
@@MailerLiteOfficial OK an update. I added a delay before the condition check and the flow behaves as expected! Thanks!
@@sortmyevents10 yay! Great to hear everything works now 😊
Hello, great content! If I make a date field to send out an automation. Where can I specify which date it is? I don't understand how to set the specific date? Thank you
Hi Mara, if you wish to send an email on a certain date, only once and never again. You can create a regular campaign and schedule it for the future date www.mailerlite.com/help/how-to-create-and-schedule-a-campaign
@@MailerLiteOfficial thank you, and if I want to send it out every year in Spring? Where can I specify which date it is? I don't understand how to set the specific date?
@@MaraZimmerli we are talking about scheduling the campaign at 6:32 in this video www.mailerlite.com/video-tutorials/quick-start-campaign. You would have to schedule the regular campaign every year. However, you can also set up automation which will do the job for you. First, you need to create a custom date field www.mailerlite.com/video-tutorials/date-field Then all your subscribers have to have this date field populated with the date when your campaign will be send out annually. You can use Hidden segmentation field in our sign up forms to automise the process. You can find instructions in this video at 2:47 www.mailerlite.com/video-tutorials/checkboxes-and-marketing-permissions. The automation you need will have to have a trigger "The anniversary of the date" www.mailerlite.com/help/how-to-set-up-automation-triggers#anniversary-of-a-date
How do you send the email in the first place for them to subscribe. I thought you would show that.
Hi there 😊You need to collect subscribers first, then you can send them an email. We have a great article on how to grow your mailing list www.mailerlite.com/ultimate-guide-to-email-marketing/email-list
I have woocommerce and mailerlite. How would you recommend sending engagement emails to my existing customers after a certain time period passes from when they last purchased? What should that flow look like? Please add more drag and drop templates for your email builder. Please also build a woocommerce transaction email customizer. Woocommerce emails are horrible and hard to customize. The existing plugins out there are crap, limited, or unsupported. Thanks!
Hi there Ed! You can configure an automation when subscribers purchase a specific product or any product and then set up a delay. :) You can read more about it here: help.mailerlite.com/container/show/e-commerce-automation-triggers - Hope this helps! Thank you for your feedback as well, we'll pass it on to our team so it can be evaluated. If you want to add more details to it, you can always write directly at info@mailerlite.com - have a cool weekend!
Hello, thanks for this tutorial! I am testing my form, I fill it with several of my mails to check (before launching it) how the double opt in and the workflow is developing. The stats collect this data. How can I reset the stats (both form and workflow) for when I launch the project to the public? Thanks!
Hi Marketing Educativo 😊 you can't reset the statistics, unfortunately. But now that you know the form is working, you can duplicate it and use the duplicated version instead 😊
@@MailerLiteOfficial Perfect, thanks!
So which option do I choose that when someone subscribe for a newsletter through my website they will automatically receive an email?
Like I already made what would be first email but I can't figure out how to work it.
Hi Sara, please send us an email to support@mailerlite.com so we can see what have you done so far and help you from there 😊
@@MailerLiteOfficial Alright thanks!
Can I use double opt-in in conjunction with automation? Right now, I have a double opt-in with a thank-you redirected to my own landing page. I'd like to also send a welcome email. How would that work in automations?
Hi Joe, yes you can combine those two. Create automation with the trigger "when subscriber completes a form" (select the name of the form) or use the trigger "when subscriber joins the group" and select the group that you assigned to your form. I prefer the "when subscriber joins the group" trigger as it does the same job, but it is a little bit more flexible in case you want to send the automation sequence to someone who didn't fill the form, or if you want to resend the automation emails manually. Your subscribers now will receive double opt-in email, they need to confirm the subscription and as soon as they confirm it, they will trigger the automation workflow. 😊
@@MailerLiteOfficial Thank you for the quick response!
Hi dear, I've installed this app but I don't see the effect on my website/ Would you please direct me? thanks.
Hi Abdulsamad, please email our customer support support@mailerlite.com so we can help you better 🙂
Greetings, if in the automated mail campaign suppose that you have 7 or 8 emails programmed, and in mail # 3 or # 4, the contact already reaches the sale page from there to checkout and purchase, how to schedule so that if that happens remove it from the rest of the campaign and do not get the remaining two or three emails from that campaign?
Hi Luis 😊If the checkout page is reached from the email we sent (if the subscriber clicked the link in the email to get to the checkout page) you can add a Condition step to check if the link was clicked. The Condition step will split the automation into 2 branches - if the link was clicked, leave the thumb up side empty and that would mean the end of the automation for those subscribers. If the link was not clicked, add the next email under the thumb down.
@@MailerLiteOfficial thanks a lot for your answer
@@MailerLiteOfficial , According to what you propose is if the prospect arrives directly from the mail to the checkout page, but this also applies if the prospect arrives via mail first to a sales page and then to the checkout (that is one more click- from the mail to the sale page and from there to the checkout)?
@@luisflorenzan9571 Unfortunately, this will only work with an exact link. There may be other options available for you, please contact our support team at support@mailerlite.com so we can see your workflow and suggest the best solution 😊
how about you want to send an automation email every week for new products
Hi @djprodluigi, in this case, you will need to either create automation with a chain of emails with week-long delays in between them. If you can get an RSS product feed, you can set up an RSS campaign that will auto-populate new products every week. help.mailerlite.com/article/show/33817-rss-campaign-overview
So if I'm manually adding subscribers to a group, I can set up a workflow so after they're added, they'll automatically get a welcome email I specify? As I add new subscribers to this same group, the previous subscribers won't get the welcome email again?
Hi there Nicola! :) The previously added subscribers will not get the welcome email again if they are in the workflow. We recommend making sure this checkbox is NOT checked ("Repeat workflow for subscribers who rejoin the same group"). When checked and if have accidentally added a subscriber that already completed the workflow, the workflow will repeat for that sub so if you don't want that, just leave that unchecked! Hope this helps :D
@@MailerLiteOfficial thanks!
Mine says inactive. How do I activate it?
Hi Isak, you need to find the toggle switch at the top right corner of the automation builder, once it's ON, the automation will be active 🙌
Can answering a mail in automation be a condition? I want them to answer so they can get the next email. If not answered, I'd like to unsubscribe them...
Hi Miroslav, unfortunately, we can't track the reply button as this is not part of the newsletter. However, you can include a Survey block in your email with an open question. Each survey page has a unique link, which you can use to define the Condition. If the link wasn't clicked, they didn't answer your question, so you can unsubscribe them using an Action step.
22:50 Why dont you show something on an ACTIVE account!??? ....It would be much more visual then just talk options!??? A Pic says more than 1000 words !
Thank you @Tomtastix for your feedback, we are always happy to hear users' suggestions when there is anything we can do better 💚