Subscription Type Intersection With All-contacts "House List"
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Can someone confirm my understanding of how subscription types intersect with lists.
1) I have an "All Contacts" house list, with essentially every record in HubSpot. This is 10,000 records.
2) I have multiple subscription types, one of which is Product Updates, which are those contacts that have either opted-in to Product Updates or otherwise been assigned. 500 people are in this subscription group.
When I want to send a "product update" email, I believe I select "All Contacts" and set the subscription type to "Product Updates," and HubSpot will intersect the 500 people in the subscription group against the 10,000 records in All Contacts list, sending the e-mail ONLY to the 500 people (And not all 10,000)
Subscription Type Intersection With All-contacts "House List"
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Actually, reviewing your link, I find text that confirms it works the way I always understood (bolding mine)
"If you have not enabled GDPR functionality, emails can be sent to contacts with an Opted in or a Not opted in or out status. Emails will not be delivered to contacts who have chosen to opt out of that subscription type. However, there is no way to change a contact's opt in status for a particular subscription type if GDPR is notenabled. When a contact visits your email preference page, the checkboxes for your subscription types will be checked by default. "
Subscription Type Intersection With All-contacts "House List"
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Actually, reviewing your link, I find text that confirms it works the way I always understood (bolding mine)
"If you have not enabled GDPR functionality, emails can be sent to contacts with an Opted in or a Not opted in or out status. Emails will not be delivered to contacts who have chosen to opt out of that subscription type. However, there is no way to change a contact's opt in status for a particular subscription type if GDPR is notenabled. When a contact visits your email preference page, the checkboxes for your subscription types will be checked by default. "