Send Automated Emails To Site Audience

Note: This feature is only available for PRO users and above.

Create email automations with a custom trigger! Your site audience members who meet the trigger will receive a custom automated email. For example, by setting up an email automation, visitors who submit a custom event registration form on your site can receive an automated email with details of the event. Find this feature in Editor > Audience > Email Automation.

 

1. Select trigger and send time

Triggers options:

1. When a visitor submits the form.
   • Submit any form.
     • Visitors who submit any form on your site will receive an automatic email.
   • Submit the specified form.
     • Visitors will receive an automatic email only if they submit a specific form.
2. When a visitor completes a purchase.
   • Purchase any product.
     • Visitors who purchase any product will receive an automated email.
   • Purchase a specific product
     • Visitors will receive an automatic email only if they purchase a specific product.
3. When a visitor becomes a member.
   • Become a member at any membership tier.
     • Visitors who become a member will receive an automated email.
   • Become a member at a specific membership tier.
     • Visitors will receive an automatic email only if they become a member at a specific membership tier.
4. When a visitor subscribes to the blog.
   • Visitors who subscribe to the blog will receive an automated email.
5. When a visitor abandons a shopping cart.
   • Visitors who have added items into their cart but have not yet purchased will receive this email.

Timing options:

• Send immediately after triggering
• Send ( ) days later after trigger. (Enter a number from 1 to 100)
  • The email will be sent at the same time-of-day as when the trigger was hit. For example: If set as 5 days later, and a visitor submits a form at noon on Jan 1, they will receive the automated email at noon on Jan 6.
• [Abandoned cart timing option] Send the email when the visitor has not purchased after adding to cart for ( ) hours. 
  • For example: If timing is set to 3 hours and a visitor adds items into their cart at 1pm but doesn’t complete the purchase, they will receive the abandoned cart email at 4pm.

 

2. Edit automatic email content

By default, you will see the preset template for your trigger. Different triggers will correspond to different templates.

The preset template for form response will show the submitted form info in the email body. You can also replace the default content with anything you want to communicate to your audience.

The preset template for abandoned cart will show a list of products that the visitor abandoned in his cart, and the default button action is to open the checkout page for the visitor so that they can continue checking out. For best performance, we recommend that you do not remove the product list and button link from the abandoned cart recovery emails.

Before you can activate automatic email, you will need to fill in the email subject and sender profile.

 

3. Manage the automations

You will see all automations in the list.

When you are satisfied with the trigger and content of your email, you can click "Activate" to enable it. Activated automation will be sent each time a visitor triggers. 

If you want to stop the automation, click “Deactivate” and the corresponding automated emails will no longer be sent.