I understand HubSpots policy that you can't send spammy emial marketing campaigns to large lists of unconfirmed contacts but these are existing clients from my company that I have simply transfered over to HubSpot.
How do I get them confirmed without having to send some weird subscribe email.
I've made a template which it looks like I can't even send on an indivual level when you try to email from the specific contact page.
HubSpot doesn't technically block you from emailing these contacts. According to their policy, you just need to have a legal basis for processing their data and communicating with them. If you want to manually confirm them (double opt-in), that's also possible.
Here's how you can make these changes, even though these aren't technically required. It's just good CRM hygiene:
Can you reach out to an admin (likely the person who invited you into your HubSpot portal) and ask them to check whether you have edit permissions for all contacts?
If you are on the Starter subscription, you can submit a ticket via email through the in-app help center. Click the purple help widget in the lower right corner to contact support or the question mark icon in the menu bar – whichever shows up.
What you're experiencing is buggy permissions behavior that does not have to with your original question. One I can influence, the other not. I laid out a detailed solution and background information in my first reply. The fact the product has hiccups is not under my control.
Best regards!
Karsten Köhler HubSpot Freelancer | RevOps & CRM Consultant | Community Hall of Famer
HubSpot doesn't technically block you from emailing these contacts. According to their policy, you just need to have a legal basis for processing their data and communicating with them. If you want to manually confirm them (double opt-in), that's also possible.
Here's how you can make these changes, even though these aren't technically required. It's just good CRM hygiene: