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I was trying to pull a list of contacts who visited a specfic URL between a date range, and it doesn’t allow me to do that. Seems like a simple concept to be able to pull segments by a date range and then whatever other qualifying data you need.
Myself and others have been asking for 10 years. It’s in the feature requests database for years. We absolutely need shorter Wait-step times. 5 minutes is too long for so many use cases. Others, including GHL allow wait times in the seconds. I’m working with an Enterprise client now who requires HIPPA compliance. So my work-around solution of Zapier is not available. This is so easy. Just allow us to select a Wait time as low as 5 seconds. Use case, sending back to back SMS without a large 5 minute wait often has the text messages delivered in incorrect order. A simple 10 second Wait would easily fix this. I’ve probably wanted a 1 minute or less Wait at least 50 other times in the last 10 years of working with clients. Please make it happen!
Some ESPs/CRMs allow heat tracking on emails so you can easily see what links are driving clicks. ActiveCampaign, however, does not provide this and groups links together. For example, if you have an in text link and a button link that redirect to the same page, the % number will be grouped together. But there is an easy workaround! When you input names into your email use “made up” UTMs to differentiate. For example example.com?utm_type=text utm_type is not a real UTM tag so it doesn’t mess anything up for your actual UTMs. However, it also doesn’t break your original link but because the text and button link will now be different you can more easily see what is actually converting. Note: make sure you test your links before sending to make sure this still works and does not break links.
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