Unsubscribing based on Enrolled lists
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Unsubscribing based on Enrolled lists
SOLVEHi @CNonato,
Marketing information is the standard subscription type, correct. You can set up additional subscription types if you want to by following these steps: https://knowledge.hubspot.com/contacts/how-do-subscription-preferences-and-types-work
Once created, this is how you would opt your contacts into the new types: https://knowledge.hubspot.com/contacts/manage-your-subscription-preferences-and-types
Creating subscription types by region is not necessarily best practice, however, unless you want people to be able to subscribe to both NA and EU, for example. If you have location information, you can easily segment contacts for each region by building corresponding lists.
If you want contacts to be able to subscribe to multiple regions, then yes, setting up subscription types for each region would make sense.
Whatever you do, I'd recommend thinking about it thoroughly. As a rule of thumb, fewer subscription types are better, more create more complexity. A lot of what HubSpot admins jump to manage with subscription types should be done with list segmentation and subscription type translations.
Best regards!
| Karsten Köhler |
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Unsubscribing based on Enrolled lists
SOLVEHi @CNonato,
Marketing information is the standard subscription type, correct. You can set up additional subscription types if you want to by following these steps: https://knowledge.hubspot.com/contacts/how-do-subscription-preferences-and-types-work
Once created, this is how you would opt your contacts into the new types: https://knowledge.hubspot.com/contacts/manage-your-subscription-preferences-and-types
Creating subscription types by region is not necessarily best practice, however, unless you want people to be able to subscribe to both NA and EU, for example. If you have location information, you can easily segment contacts for each region by building corresponding lists.
If you want contacts to be able to subscribe to multiple regions, then yes, setting up subscription types for each region would make sense.
Whatever you do, I'd recommend thinking about it thoroughly. As a rule of thumb, fewer subscription types are better, more create more complexity. A lot of what HubSpot admins jump to manage with subscription types should be done with list segmentation and subscription type translations.
Best regards!
| Karsten Köhler |
| Did my post help answer your query? Help the community by marking it as a solution. |
