Tags | Voters | MailPoet

Tools like ActiveCampaign and Infusionsoft have the ability to apply tags to subscribers. The tags are not only for segmentation purposes, but can trigger events or flows. This would be VERY useful. The guys at GroundHogg have this figured out. They are ex-Infusionsoft and I guess they have taken the concept further . Check it out!

https://help.groundhogg.io/article/100-how-to-add-contacts-to-a-funnel

March 10, 2021

March 11, 2021

Lee Busch

I'm horrified I moved to MP without realizing the limited reporting, nearly complete lack of segmentation logic, total lack of tagging, and engagement reporting that you can't take any actions on.

Ján Mikláš

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Tagging in a list

Thomas Fischer

TAG subscribers in one list. Segmentation is good, but yet you get the same subscriber in every list you segmented. The idea of TAGGING is one list and give subscribers flags = TAGs to filtering and selecting for special interessts and letter, mostly in a automated way.

September 30, 2020

October 1, 2020

James Dennewitz

Another basic feature I would expect to see in such a program. I really want to make this my main app for email, but so many features seem to be missing 9 years in.

Kelly

Had I realised that you could not tag subscribers, I would most likely not have recommended MP to my clients nor purchased MP. Unfortunately I did not do my due diligence and deployed MP into a client before I worked this out.

This is so basic it beggars belief it's not possible. Even free Mailchimp provides decent tagging and tag based segmentation.

James Dennewitz

Kelly: MailChimp looks better and better. I have a SEDN IN BLUE account too, which looked a little cheaper once the list grows than MC, with about the same features. Mail Jet had similar pricing. Send Fox is nice but it is missing a lot fo pro features too. This may end up as a secondary product for a while until they catch up. I would not consider this a cheap product to buy if your list is large, so I don't understand how they justify missing so many features, including A/B testing and tagging, and even the automations are limited.

Freddy Baker

Kelly: MP too busy worrying about what they want and NOT what customers NEED. Building out all the Woo Commerce features (great sure but compared to features like this?) is ridiculous. Sadly this is way to common. People build stuff based on what gives them a dopamine hit and not what market tells them is required.

Ján Mikláš

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