A tag is a short keyword you stick on a contact — "VIP", "Black-Friday-2024", "Webinar-attendee". Unlike fixed fields, you can add as many tags as you want and use them to target campaigns precisely.

Why tags matter

  • Source tracking: tag every contact with the channel that brought them in.
  • Behaviour: tag contacts who clicked, opened or filled in a form.
  • Interests: tag preferences from a survey or sign-up question.
  • Lifecycle: tag "trial", "active", "churned" to send the right message at the right time.

How to use tags in Mailpro

  1. Open a contact and add tags manually, or apply tags in bulk from the contact list.
  2. Create a segment from any tag combination.
  3. Send to the segment — or trigger an automation when a tag is added.

Send the right email to the right person

Tags + Mailpro = high-converting segmented campaigns. Try Mailpro free or discover contact tagging.

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