How it fits together#
The Mailing tabs are Customers, Lists, Forms, Settings, Campaigns and Analytics.
The Customers table#
- Type in the search box to find a name or an email. The Subscribed menu shows everyone, only the subscribed or only the others.
- Click a column heading to sort. The small filter on a heading narrows the table to certain values.
- Double-click a row to edit that customer, or to delete them.
- + Add has Add customer and Import CSV. More has Columns (choose what to show), Bulk tag, Customize fields (rename the three custom fields) and Export.
| Column | It means |
|---|---|
| Sub | A tick means they are subscribed to your emails. |
| Status | active, unsubscribed, bounced, complained or cleaned. Only active, subscribed people get a campaign. |
| Source | Where they came from: Checkout, Sign-up form, CSV import, Pre-save, Transfer link, Links page or Manual add. |
| LTR | Lifetime revenue: what they have spent with you. |
| D / P / T | How many digital, physical and ticket purchases they made. |
Add people#
One person: press + Add, then Add customer. Only the email is needed.
- Press + Add, then Import CSV, and choose your file.
- Match each column of your file to a field. Only Email is required. We guess the matches for you, so check them.
- Tick the box only if these people already agreed to get email from you.
- Press Import. You see how many were imported, how many were skipped (blank or duplicate) and which rows were invalid.
Lists#
A list is a group of subscribers that a campaign can be sent to. Open the Lists tab and press + New list.
- Give it a Name. A description and a language are optional.
- Double opt-in: sign-ups must confirm by email before they count as subscribed.
- In the table, Subscribed counts the people who can get a campaign and Members counts everyone on the list.
- Import on a row adds a CSV file straight to that list. Import contacts at the top asks which list.
- Archive hides a list from campaigns and forms. Its members are kept. The default list cannot be archived, because it catches sign-ups that do not choose a list.
You can have up to 20 lists.
Forms#
A form is a page where fans give you their email. You can have up to 3. Open the Forms tab and press Create a form (or + New form if you already have one).
| Part | What you set |
|---|---|
| Content | The form title, an intro line and the message shown after signing up. |
| Design | Background, card, button and text colours, the corners and the font. |
| Audience | The Target list the sign-ups go to, and Double opt-in. |
| Sign-up fields | Email is always asked. Switch on First name, Last name, Full name, City, Country or Language. |
| Extra questions | A free text answer (up to 125 characters), a poll, or checkboxes. Mark a question as required if fans must answer. |
- Press Publish when it is ready, then Copy link and share it. Changes save as you make them.
- Ask for First name and your campaigns can greet people by name.
- The Advanced tab has the URL slug (the part after
/forms/), a place for your own domain such assignup.yourband.com, and Delete this form. - Analytics shows each form's views, visitors, sign-ups and conversion.
Deleting a form stops its link working. The people who signed up stay on their list.
Still stuck? Email contact@lasaguasproductions.com. If the dashboard showed a box that says "That didn't work", copy the grey details in it and paste them into your email: it helps us find the problem fast. More in Something is not working.