This recipe will cover how to see who has achieved a particular goal within a sequence.
Tag: Automations
Infusionsoft Cookbook – Chapter 9.10 – Reporting On Who Received A Specific Campaign Step
This recipe will cover how to see who has already received a particular step within a sequence.
Infusionsoft Cookbook – Chapter 9.9 – Reporting On Who Is Queued To Receive A Specific Campaign Step
This recipe will cover how to see who is waiting to receive a particular step within a sequence.
Infusionsoft Cookbook – Chapter 9.8 – Reporting On Who Is In (Or Was In) A Specific Campaign Sequence
This recipe will cover how to see who is active in a particular sequence within a campaign.
Infusionsoft Cookbook – Chapter 9.7 – Reporting On Who Is In A Campaign
To close this chapter, we are going to go in depth into campaign reporting and all the different angles we can hit the database.
This recipe will cover how to see who, in general, is active in a particular campaign.
Infusionsoft Cookbook – Chapter 8.10 – Collecting W-9 Forms From Referral Partners Automatically
To close this chapter, we’re going to explore how to automatically collect necessary tax documents from our referral partners. Since the author is American, this recipe is going to be for a U.S. tax form, but the recipe will work for any tax document in any country. Specifically, we are going to be collecting a W-9 form.
Infusionsoft Cookbook – Chapter 8.7 – Adding Groups Of Contacts To A Campaign Sequence
Most campaigns start when someone performs a particular action such as filling out a web form. However, there are certain situations where we need to manually add a group of contacts to a particular campaign sequence, such as a product launch to the existing list of customers.
Infusionsoft Cookbook – Chapter 8.6 – Managing Campaign Model Variations With Versioning
An esoteric function of the campaign builder is the ability to save different campaign model configurations. This can be helpful when reusing common elements of a campaign but other elements change. For example, seasonal promotions or a product launch. It is also helpful when innovating and improving an existing model. It allows us to safely make changes to the model that can be rolled back if necessary.
Infusionsoft Cookbook – Chapter 7.2 – Re-Engaging Inactive E-mails In Your Database
Just as a gardener is used to trimming away leaves from their flowers, list attrition is part of the e-mail marketing game. There are lots of people that say, The money is in the list. While this is partially true, the money is actually in the relationship with the list. When we are talking about an e-mail list, especially if that is the main communication channel, it is critical to regularly find inactive e-mail addresses and attempt to get them engaging again. This is important for two reasons. First, it obviously helps the bottom line to have an active e-mail list. Second, it helps with inbox placement with the major ISPs. Spam filters are getting more advanced and when lots of e-mails are sent but never opened or clicked (among other things), it can cause a high junk folder placement. For the context of this recipe, we are targeting people on the general newsletter list who haven’t clicked anything in the past 120 days.
Infusionsoft Cookbook – Chapter 6.6 – Building Automated Happy Birthday Messages
Once we have someone’s birthday on the file, it is very easy to schedule an automated message around their birthday each year. For this recipe, we are going to build a mechanism that schedules an automated birthday e-mail annually.