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ActiveCampaign: Build a re-engagement and win-back automation

Demo summary

The creator walks through setting up an automation in ActiveCampaign triggered by 60 days of inactivity, including tagging 'cooling' subscribers, sending a pattern-interrupt email, and using if/else conditions to unsubscribe inactive users.

Step-by-step

  1. Set the automation trigger to 'Has not opened any emails' for the last 60 days
  2. Add a tag such as 'status cooling' to the contact profile
  3. Send a short re-engagement email with a single link to stay subscribed
  4. Add a 'Wait' condition for 7 days
  5. Insert an 'If/Else' condition to check if the link was clicked
  6. Tag clicking users as 're-engaged' and end their automation
  7. Send a final 'gentle goodbye' email to those who did not click
  8. Unsubscribe contacts who ignore both emails

Options

  • Change the inactivity trigger to 30 days for daily senders
  • Change the inactivity trigger to 90 days for monthly senders

Tips

  • Use a pattern-interrupt subject line like 'Did I do something wrong?' to catch people off guard
  • Keep the re-engagement email short, just a line or two
  • Remove inactive users to improve deliverability and lower email costs
  • View the 'cooling' tag as a internal visibility tool rather than a functional trigger

Highlights

Simple, respectful. you're putting the choice back in their hands.

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