Newsletter subscribers vs qualified leads

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The contact limits on the lower tiers mean you can't maintain a newsletter subscriber list.

Is the idea to maintain a separate list of email subscribers? If so, how do you tag these as 'never bought' vs those that have?

Say your newsletter has 20,000 subscribers but your contacts list is under 5,000 (qualified).

The Suretriggers integration is great news. Are you reaching out to the surecart guys for their other apps. I couldn't see anything on the roadmap.

Swami_SwipeOne · Answer

Hi, \u000a\u000aThe limits mentioned in each tier specifies the total number of contacts that you can have in your account Which means, in this case, both your email subscribers as well as qualified leads are considered as contacts as you will be using the platform to engage with them in different means. Moreover, there is a cost associated with storage as well. \u000aThat being said, you can segregate them by tagging the contacts appropriately. And also creating segments based on the tags. These segments, can, in turn be used in the Workflows/Email campaigns accordingly.\u000a\u000aYes we are planning to integrate with SureTriggers. We will also explore about Surecart. We are also looking to expose our API docs, so other platforms can provide integration with Swipe One. \u000a\u000aFeel free to add your suggestions to our roadmap here \u002D https://roadmap.swipeone.com/ and we willl look into it. \u000a\u000aregards,\u000aSwami

fe216377982c4ca5a914d5d7e2b43c0e · Answer

Newsletter contacts numbers grow. The CRM features of Swipe, IMO,  are overkill for newsletter 50k list. If you want to have a popular newsletter list you\u0027d have no choice but to get Tier 5. Swipe one is trying to do both newsletter subscription marketing and targeted CRM marketing. Having one contact limit for the two, limits both. Managing a newsletter isn\u0027t feasbile unless you get the top tier.

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