I would like to send a retargeting email to recipients who did not open my initial email. I haven’t found any options in the segment section and performance analytics.
I’m looking for the most efficient way to proceed.
So if I want to send a retargeting email what are exactly the steps? Could
you please send me a screenshot of the step “filtering”.
The only way that I found that I was working was to download the list who
opened the emails and then exclude them from the original list. But this
requires manual work and I wanted to know if there is something quicker and
smarter.
thank you in advance for your help
Kelly
Hey @KellyTheochari the list I shared initially would be users who did not click your email, if you wanted to target them within your email you just need to set this list as your recipients list in your email.
I totally get what you’re trying to do—sending a retargeting email to those who didn’t open your initial email is a smart move. Most email platforms have a way to segment recipients based on their engagement, so here’s how you can approach it.
First, check if your platform allows you to segment contacts who didn’t open your first email. Most tools have filters that let you do this, often under the engagement or performance section. You’ll want to create a list or segment for these non-openers, which will then be the audience for your retargeting email.
Once you’ve got your segment ready, it’s time to create your retargeting email. It can be helpful to tweak the subject line or content to make it more enticing or relevant to those who didn’t engage the first time. A good subject line can make a big difference, so don’t be afraid to experiment with a few options.
When your email is ready, simply send it to the contacts who didn’t open the first one. Most platforms will allow you to do this directly from the campaign’s performance analytics. If you can’t find the “did not open” filter, it might be worth checking your platform’s help docs or support team for more guidance on how to set it up.
Hopefully, this makes things a bit clearer for you! Let me know if you have any other questions or need further help.