🏆 Week 3 Active Intelligence Challenge: Find Your Next Segment

Week three, lets go!! 🚀

I omitted the numbers to limit the amount of internal data being posted publicly.

Here is what I got:

Segment 1: High Engagers — “VIPs”
Criteria: Opened 3+ campaigns and clicked at least once in the last 90 days.

These are your most valuable contacts. They are consistently reading and acting on your content, making them a strong audience for priority messaging.

Recommended Campaign: Exclusive early access, loyalty offers, or product launch previews. A personalized “thank you” tone works well here.

Segment 2: Openers Who Don’t Click — “Curious but Cautious”
Criteria: Opened emails but 0 clicks in the last 90 days.

This audience is showing interest but not taking action. They are a strong opportunity for campaigns focused on clearer CTAs and more direct value.

Recommended Campaign: Use one clear, compelling link. Consider a product-specific offer tied to the type of content they have opened.

Segment 3: Product-Specific Engagers — “Division Loyalists”
Criteria: Engaged with campaigns from a specific division, such as Fireplaces, Grills, HVAC/WST, or Continental.

These contacts have shown a preference for specific product categories based on the emails they engage with.

Recommended Campaign: Tailored content by division, such as a summer Grills nurture series or a fall/winter Fireplaces sequence.

Segment 4: French-Language Engagers
Criteria: Opened or clicked any French-language campaign in the last 90 days.

This audience has shown strong interest in French-language communications and may benefit from more dedicated French content.

Recommended Campaign: A dedicated French-language nurture or product launch campaign.

Segment 5: Non-Engagers — “Win-Back Candidates”
Criteria: Active subscribers who have not opened or clicked any campaign in the last 90 days.

These contacts are at risk of becoming fully inactive.

Recommended Campaign: A “We want to keep in touch” re-engagement email with a clear preference option. Let them choose what content they want to receive, such as Fireplaces, Grills, HVAC, etc., or opt down rather than opt out.

💡 Untapped Segment You Should Target

🎯 "Engaged Leads Who Never Converted to Customers"

Who they are: Contacts in your Leads lists who have opened at least 1–2 emails in the last 90 days but haven't purchased (i.e., not in your Customers lists).

Why this is a gap: Your lead campaigns are consistently hitting 18–20% open rates — these people are clearly interested but haven't been nudged over the finish line. Yet your campaigns treat leads and customers almost identically in content.

The opportunity:

• Your Live Session campaigns for subscribers achieve 3–4× higher open rates than lead campaigns
• This suggests leads respond well to educational, value-first content — not just promotions
• A dedicated nurture sequence bridging educational content → product benefits → purchase incentive could convert a meaningful portion

🚀 Recommended Nurture Campaign for This Segment

3-Step Sequence:

I asked Look at my contact list and suggest a segment I haven't targeted yet that might respond well to a re-engagement or nurture campaign and focus on contacts who haven't opened in 60 days or Look at contacts tagged as [your tag] but never purchased. This is very timely information for our team because we are currently working on segmenting our list. Here’s what the reply was 

Here's a breakdown of your contact list and a high-opportunity segment worth targeting:

📊 Your Contact Overview

🎯 Suggested Segment: Dormant Active Contacts (60+ Days No Open)

Out of your 3,381 active contacts, only 1,212 engaged with a campaign in the last 60 days — meaning a significant portion of your list has gone quiet.

The opportunity: Active subscribers who haven't opened an email in 60+ days. These are contacts who:

• Are still subscribed (not lost to unsubscribes or bounces)
• Haven't been engaging recently — but haven't opted out either
• Represent a recoverable audience that just needs the right nudge

💡 Why This Segment Works for Advanced Utility Systems

Given your focus on utility customer experience and digital transformation, here are campaign angles that could re-activate this audience:

1. "What's New in Infinity CIS" — Highlight recent product updates or successful go-lives (you've completed 16!) to remind contacts of your value
2. Case Study Nurture — Share a success story like San Gabriel Valley Water or City of McKinney to build credibility
3. Educational Content — "5 Ways Utilities Are Modernizing in 2026" — low-pressure, high-value content that warms them back up
4. Direct Re-engagement Prompt — A simple "Still want to hear from us?" email with a clear CTA keeps your list clean and re-captures intent

It suggested I create a re-engagement automation, so I did that, and it also saved this segment. Now I have a plan to get these users engaged again. :😀

Look at my contact list and suggest a segment I haven't targeted yet that might respond well to a re-engagement or nurture campaign.

To get more specific, try adding:

Focus on contacts who haven't opened in 60 days

Let me pull your contact and campaign data to find that untapped segment!

Now let me build that dormant segment for you!

Preview

Has not opened Any campaign in the last 60 days

30/33

Active/Total Contacts

Here's what I found — and it's a great opportunity! 👇

🎯 Untapped Segment: 60-Day Non-Openers

Segment: Contacts who haven't opened any campaign in the last 60 days

Looking at your data, your recent campaigns (April & May 2026) reached ~70–78 contacts with open rates around 50–54% — meaning roughly 35–40 contacts per campaign are NOT opening. These are your dormant contacts who haven't been targeted with a dedicated re-engagement effort yet.

💡 Why This Segment Has Potential

• ✅ Zero unsubscribes & zero bounces across all campaigns — these contacts are still on your list and reachable
• 📭 They may simply need a different message, subject line, or send time
• 🔄 Re-engagement campaigns typically convert 5–15% of dormant contacts back into active engagers

📬 Recommended Campaign Approach

Option 1 — Re-engagement ("We Miss You")

• Subject: "Still interested in growing your local business?"
• Offer a valuable freebie or insight (e.g., a Local SEO tip, a free audit)
• Include a clear single CTA

Option 2 — Nurture Sequence

• A 3-step drip: educate → offer value → soft CTA
• Focus on Local Boost Pro benefits and real results

✅ Next Steps

This segment is ready to save and use! Would you like me to:

1. Save this segment with a name so it's ready to use in campaigns?
2. Create a re-engagement campaign targeting these non-openers?
3. Build a nurture automation (3-email drip) for this audience?

For week 3 I used the prompt: Look at my contact list and suggest a segment by looking at contacts tagged as [Prospective] or [fb prospective] but never clicked on any links

Here was my feedback: 

Let me pull your campaign data and contact information to build this segment for you!

I've identified two segments for you based on your criteria:

🏷️ Segment 1: Tagged [Prospective] — Never Clicked

Contacts who have the Prospective tag but have never clicked any link in any email.

🏷️ Segment 2: Tagged [fb prospective] — Never Clicked

Contacts who have the fb prospective tag (Facebook leads) but have never clicked any link in any email.

💡 What This Tells You

These are cold but opted-in contacts — they found you (or came through Facebook ads) and showed enough interest to be tagged, but haven't engaged with your email content yet. This makes them a prime audience for:

• 🎯 A re-engagement campaign with a compelling subject line designed to grab attention
• 📽️ A video or visual-first email (Irish Dance is highly visual — a performance clip could spark interest!)
• 🎁 A low-barrier offer like a free trial class or a "bring a friend" invite
• ❓ A "Still interested?" email that directly acknowledges the gap and invites a response

✅ Next Steps

Both segments are currently in preview mode. Would you like me to:

1. Save one or both segments so you can use them in campaigns and automations?
2. Build a re-engagement email campaign targeting these contacts?
3. Create a nurture automation for these cold prospects?

WEEK 3:

📊 Your Audience Snapshot

• Total Contacts: 4,903
• Campaigns (last 90 days): 44 sent
• Average Open Rate: 42.83% (very strong for travel!)
• Average Click Rate: 0.49%
• Bounce Rate: 0.17%
• Unsubscribe Rate: 0.10%

🎯 Recommended Engagement Segments

1. 🔥 Highly Engaged (Champions)

Criteria: Opened AND clicked in the last 30–60 days

• These are your most interested prospects/clients
• Best for: Exclusive offers, Virtuoso amenity promotions, early access to new world cruise itineraries

2. 👀 Openers (Warm Leads)

Criteria: Opened emails but rarely or never clicked in the last 90 days

• They read your content but haven't taken action yet
• Best for: Stronger CTAs, destination spotlights, "Request a Consultation" campaigns

3. 😴 Dormant (Re-engagement)

Criteria: No opens or clicks in the last 90–180 days

• Risk of becoming inactive — worth a win-back push
• Best for: A re-engagement series ("We miss you — are you still dreaming of a world cruise?")

4. 🆕 Recent Subscribers

Criteria: Joined in the last 30 days

• Fresh leads who need to be nurtured
• Best for: Welcome series, brand introduction, what makes World Cruise Advisors unique

5. ⚠️ At-Risk (Inactive)

Criteria: Contacts flagged as inactive in your account

• Best for: Sunset campaigns or list cleaning to protect deliverability

✅ Next Steps

Would you like me to:

1. Build one of these segments so it's ready to use in your next campaign?
2. Create a campaign targeted at a specific segment (e.g., a re-engagement email for dormant contacts)?
3. Set up an automation (e.g., a welcome series for new subscribers)?

Look at my contact list and suggest a segment I haven't targeted yet that might respond well to a re-engagement or nurture campaign. Focus on contacts who haven't opened in 90 days.

💡 Recommended Segment: "Free Resources Cold Subscribers"
 

Who they are: Active subscribers on your "- Free Resources" list (4,281 active subscribers) who have not opened any email in the last 90+ days.

This is your best re-engagement opportunity because:

• 🔢 Largest pool — the Free Resources list has 4,281 active subscribers, making it the richest source of dormant contacts
• 🎯 High intent signal — they originally opted in for free resources (tools, trainings, tips), which means they were genuinely curious about your coaching offer
• 🔄 Untapped potential — these contacts went cold but haven't unsubscribed, suggesting they may just need a reason to re-engage
• 🏷️ Natural entry point — offering a new or refreshed free resource (like a pricing guide, profitability checklist, or mini-training) speaks directly to why they signed up in the first place

I've already previewed this segment. Would you like me to:

1. 💾 Save it as a named segment (e.g., "Free Resources – 90-Day Dormant")?
2. ✉️ Build a re-engagement email campaign tailored to interior designers on this list?
3. ⚙️ Create an automation that nurtures them back with a multi-step sequence?

Recommended Segments for This List

1. 🔥 Top Engagers — "Cruise Enthusiasts"

Criteria: Opened AND clicked in the last 5 campaigns

• Your 5 recent sends to this list averaged ~48% open rates — outstanding for the travel industry
• Clickers are a small but high-value group (click rates 0.06–0.44%)
• Best for: Exclusive Virtuoso offers, luxury cruise announcements, personalized itinerary follow-ups
• Estimated size: ~7–40 contacts per campaign who clicked; likely 50–150 consistent clickers

2. 👀 Loyal Openers — "Dream Planners"

Criteria: Opens consistently but rarely clicks

• The bulk of your engaged audience — opening at 44–55% rates but not clicking through
• Best for: Content-rich storytelling emails, destination inspiration, social proof (testimonials)
• Estimated size: ~600–800 contacts

3. 🌏 Destination-Curious — "Interest Clusters"

Criteria: Opened destination-specific campaigns

• Wellness travel (Best Wellness Trips — 51% open, End of Passport Stamp — 54.6% open)
• Luxury cruising (World's Best-Kept Secrets — 43.7% open)
• Mexico/Baja (The Cabo Effect — 44.4% open)
• Best for: Tailored destination campaigns matching their interests

4. 💤 Dormant Subscribers — "Win-Back Candidates"

Criteria: On the list but no opens in last 60–90 days

• 384 non-active subscribers worth a re-engagement push before suppressing
• Best for: A "Still dreaming of a world cruise?" re-engagement email
• Estimated size: ~200–384 contacts

5. ⚠️ At-Risk Openers — "Fading Interest"

Criteria: Used to open but engagement declining in recent campaigns

• Watch for contacts whose open pattern is dropping off — catch them before they go dormant
• Best for: A personalized "What would you like to hear more about?" preference email

💡 Quick Wins for This List

I can help you segment your audience based on engagement patterns! Let me gather your contact and campaign data to build meaningful segments.

Here's a data-driven breakdown of your audience and recommended segments for your next campaign:

📊 Your Audience Snapshot

Overall engagement (last 90 days): 42.96% open rate · 1.58% click rate across 11 campaigns

🎯 Recommended Engagement-Based Segments

Based on your campaign data, here are 4 key segments to build:

1. 🔥 Highly Engaged — "Champions"

Who: Contacts who opened AND clicked across your recent newsletters (March + February + April newsletters had 39–51% open rates)

Why: Your top engagers — most likely to convert on a new offer, workshop, or coaching package.

Build this segment with:

• Opened any campaign in the last 90 days
• Clicked a link in at least 1 campaign

2. 👀 Opens but Doesn't Click — "Warm Readers"

Who: Contacts who open regularly but rarely or never click

Why: They're interested but need a stronger or clearer CTA. A great group to test new messaging or lead magnets like your HyperAchiever or Find Your Spark workshop.

Build this segment with:

• Opened any campaign in the last 90 days
• Has NOT clicked any campaign in the last 90 days

3. 😴 Disengaged — "Win-Back Targets"

Who: Active contacts who haven't opened any email in the last 90 days

Why: You have 655 active contacts but only ~530 receiving your main newsletters — there's likely a chunk not engaging at all. A re-engagement sequence can revive them.

Build this segment with:

• Has NOT opened any campaign in the last 90 days
• Contact status = Active

4. ⚡ Automation Engagers — "Hot Leads"

Who: Contacts who opened or clicked your automated campaigns (HyperAchiever lead magnet, 3D Influencing Model Webinar, coaching sequence emails)

Why: These contacts raised their hand for specific content — they're in an active discovery phase and primed for a direct coaching offer or consultation CTA.

Build this segment with:

• Opened any automated campaign in the last 90 days

💡 Quick Recommendations

I can help you segment your audience based on engagement patterns! Let me gather your contact data to give you the best recommendations.

Great, I have a clear picture of your audience! Here's a data-driven segmentation strategy based on your engagement patterns:

📊 Your Current Audience Snapshot

Recent Campaign Performance (Feb 13 – May 14, 2026)

• 📬 11 campaigns sent to 1,776 contacts
• 👀 Open Rate: 42.96% (excellent — well above industry average)
• 🖱️ Click Rate: 1.58%
• 📤 Unsubscribe Rate: 0.96%

🎯 Recommended Audience Segments

1. 🔥 Highly Engaged (Champions)

Who: Contacts who consistently open AND click your emails Why target: Your best leads for upsells, referrals, or premium offers like personalized coaching sessions Suggested criteria: Opened ≥ 3 campaigns + clicked at least once

2. 👀 Passive Readers (Openers, Non-Clickers)

Who: Contacts who open emails but rarely click Why target: Your open rate is strong (42.96%) but click rate is low (1.58%) — this is your biggest growth opportunity Suggested criteria: Opened ≥ 2 campaigns, 0 clicks in last 90 days Campaign idea: Simpler, single-CTA emails (e.g., "Book a Free Discovery Call")

3. 😴 Dormant Contacts (Re-engagement Targets)

Who: Active contacts who haven't opened in 60–90 days Why target: Win them back before they go cold permanently Suggested criteria: Active status + no opens in last 90 days Campaign idea: A "We miss you" email with a compelling hook tied to your Find Your Spark workshop

4. 🌱 New Subscribers (Nurture Sequence)

Who: Contacts added in the last 30 days Why target: Early engagement sets the tone for long-term relationship Campaign idea: A welcome sequence introducing Toby's coaching philosophy and assessments

Look at my contact list and suggest a segment I haven't targeted yet that might respond well to a re-engagement or nurture campaign. Focus on contacts who haven't opened in 60 days or Look at contacts tagged as [your tag] but never purchased.

Let me pull up your contact and list data to find the best untapped segment for you!

Great data pulled! Now let me build a segment preview based on contacts who haven't opened in 60+ days — the most actionable untapped group.

Preview

Is subscribed to list (active): at least one of Master Contact List,New Lead Contacts JHG

AND

Has not opened Any email in the last 60 days

890/890

Active/Total Contacts

Here's what I found — and there's a clear, high-potential segment waiting for your attention:

🎯 Suggested Segment: 60-Day Dormant Subscribers

Who they are: Active subscribers on your Master Contact List and New Lead Contacts JHG list who have not opened any email in the last 60 days.

Why this matters for Instant Golf Improvement: These are people who raised their hand — they subscribed, they showed interest in golf improvement — but they've gone quiet. They haven't unsubscribed either, which means they're still "on the fence" and very winnable back.

📊 Your List Landscape at a Glance

With 2,557 total contacts, your dormant 60-day segment likely represents a significant untapped slice of that audience.

💡 Re-Engagement Campaign Ideas

Here are 3 angles that work well in the golf space:

1. "Still working on your swing?" — A simple check-in email that resurfaces their original interest (e.g., a free tip or quick-win drill).
2. "Here's what you missed" — A curated roundup of your best recent content or videos to remind them of the value you deliver.
3. "We saved something for you" — A limited-time offer or free swing analysis invite to create urgency and drive action.

✅ Ready to Use This Segment?

The segment preview is ready. Would you like me to:

• Save this segment so you can use it in campaigns and automations?

Prompt was -- “Look at my contact list and suggest a segment I haven't targeted yet that might respond well to a re-engagement or nurture campaign.”

🗂️ Recommended Engagement-Based Segments
🔥 Segment 1: "Power Openers" — High-Value Nurture
Who they are: Contacts who have opened 3 or more of your recent campaigns. Why target them: These are your most engaged fans. They read consistently but may not have clicked through to your site or taken action yet. Campaign idea: A personalized value-add email — e.g., "You've been reading our tips — here's a free website audit checklist" or a soft invitation to book a consultation.

👆 Segment 2: "Clickers" — Hottest Leads
Who they are: Contacts who have clicked a link in any recent campaign. Why target them: Clicking signals intent. These contacts are actively curious about your services. Campaign idea: A direct, low-friction CTA — "Ready to talk about your website? Let's set up a quick call." This is your best conversion opportunity.

👀 Segment 3: "Openers Only" — Warm Nurture
Who they are: Contacts who open emails but never click. Why target them: They're reading but not acting. The barrier might be the CTA, timing, or offer. Campaign idea: A curiosity-driven email with one single, compelling link — e.g., a blog post, a free resource, or a short video about local SEO for Atlanta businesses.

😴 Segment 4: "Gone Quiet" — Re-engagement
Who they are: Contacts on your list who have not opened any of your last 3–4 campaigns. Why target them: With # active contacts and # unique opens per campaign, a portion isn't engaging. A win-back campaign can either reactivate them or clean your list. Campaign idea: "Still interested in growing your business online? Here's what you've missed." End with a clear opt-in/opt-out choice to maintain list hygiene.

❓ Segment 5: "Unconfirmed" — Low-Hanging Fruit
Who they are: The # unconfirmed contacts we identified earlier. Campaign idea: A simple, friendly confirmation nudge with a compelling reason to opt in (e.g., a free tip or resource).

🚀 Recommended Next Step

Would you like me to:

1. Build one or more of these segments so they're ready to use?
2. Create a campaign or automation targeting one of these groups?
3. Start with the "Clickers" segment — the highest conversion potential for SangFroid Web Design?

Here are the results from my prompt this week: 

Look at my National Comp contact list and suggest a segment I haven't targeted yet that might respond well to a re-engagement or nurture campaign. Focus on contacts who haven't opened any emails in 60 days.

 

Let me pull your National Comp list data and identify unengaged contacts to work with!

Great data to work with! Now let me build that 60-day non-opener segment for you.

Preview

Is subscribed to list (active): at least one of National Comp

AND

Has not opened in the last 60 days

33,066/33,066

Active/Total Contacts

Here's everything you need to know, plus a ready-to-save segment:

🗂️ National Comp List Overview

📉 The Untapped Segment: 60-Day Non-Openers

Your campaign data tells a clear story:

• Your general National Comp blasts reach ~55,000 contacts per send
• But your non-openers re-send campaign (May 8) was sent to 42,955 contacts and only achieved an 8.64% open rate
• Meanwhile, your attendee-only campaigns (sent to ~700–1,600 contacts) are pulling 25–54% open rates — a massive gap

This means a large chunk of your list — likely 30,000–40,000 contacts — hasn't been meaningfully engaged in months and has never been nurtured with content tailored to where they are in their journey (i.e., non-attendees who've gone cold).

✅ Your 60-day non-opener segment on the National Comp list is ready to preview.

💡 Suggested Campaign Angle: "You Might Have Missed This"

Since these contacts were interested enough to sign up but haven't engaged recently, a curiosity-driven nurture sequence tends to work well:

1. Email 1 — Rekindle curiosity: "Here's what's happening at National Comp" — highlight a keynote announcement or agenda teaser
2. Email 2 — Social proof: Testimonials or highlights from past attendees
3. Email 3 — Urgency + offer: A limited-time rate or exclusive incentive to register

💾 Save & Use This Segment

Would you like me to:

• Save this segment with a name (e.g., "National Comp - 60-Day Non-Openers")?
• Build an automation for a nurture sequence targeting this group?
• Create a re-engagement campaign to send to them?