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How to create a Segment using Tags

Segments are dynamic. They can change over time and can provide more visibility to your subscribers. To manage segments well, you need tags to know which type of audience the segment includes and what kind of content you should provide to them.

Here is how to create a segment using tags in AVADA Marketing Automation.

Step 1. Create segment



Head to the Audiences tab and click on the Create Segment button inside the Segments page.



Step 2. Select filter



As you can see, the page immediately focuses on adding filters to create your segment. Scroll down and you should see Tag, click on to select it as a rule for your segment.



Step 3. Select tag



After that, you will see all the created tags among your campaigns. As an example, I will select the "newsletter" tag, but keep in mind that you can select multiple tags. You can also add another filter, but we will focus on tags in this article.



If you don't find the tag you want, you can click on the Manage tags button at the top right and hit Create tag to make a new tag of your own.



Give your tag a name, and you can start selecting it as a tag for your email list subscribers.



Step 4. Complete



After selecting, you should see a list of contacts that match your filter. Then, insert a name for your segment and click on the Update button.



You should be able to see your new segment from a tag inside the Segment page now. Simple, isn't it?



There are multiple ways that you can add a tag to the user's profile. Including:

adding tags one by one;
bulk tagging on Import;
bulk tagging for the contacts Segment;
automatic tagging with Automations and Forms.

What matters is that as long as a contact has a tag, it will be added to the Segment. The contact is deleted from the Segment when you opt to remove the tag.

If you still have questions, reach out to our Customer Support Team through live chat or help@avada.io

Updated on: 02/08/2021

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