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Send Emails to Multiple Target Lists in Flow

💯 agree with David.  I’d recommend going the campaign route and then using segments to filter out people who have already bought.   If this was a recurring promotion/email chain then I would say Flow.  But since this is a one-time, 2-3 email send, go with a Campaign.   For the segment to exclude if you want to exclude everyone who has bought in that timeframe (even if they signed up to your list after the first email), then create a segment of Purchasers in the last X days and use that as the exclusion. Hi Manny Singh,Thank you so much for your response, you have been so helpful. I would definitely go with Campaign.Have a good day!Tristan

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Send Emails to Multiple Target Lists in Flow

Hello @Tristando, Great question! Either method of using a series of campaigns or using flows to get your message across would work; however I would lean more towards the campaign method versus the flow method. I would propose using a series of campaigns to send your emails as opposed to compiling all the contacts you want to target into a single List to trigger a flow off for several main reasons.  By using a series of campaigns to send your message you are ensuring your target audience is who you want to target. Through using a flow, if contacts were added to the list or segment at any point they would trigger the flow. Contacts who joined the flow later can lead to contacts only receive one or two of the emails within the flow as opposed to the entire flow experience. In addition to this, if you accidentally forget to turn off the flow, the flow can potentially be sending an outdated message to your contacts.  Building off of the first point, through the use of campaigns to relay y

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First Time Buyer Thank You Flow

Hi @Tristando,   My best guess is that @Niles is looking to just target 1st time customers as well as maybe the 7th+ purchase is what they deem as a requirement to receive their flows. For 2+ placed orders perhaps this doesn’t meet their marketing strategy criteria. But just a thought would love to hear from Niles as well. Thank you Alex, so that my thought is right 

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First Time Buyer Thank You Flow

@julie.accardo By doing what you said it helped me understand why it wasn’t making sense before.  I think I got it now      Hi Nile,Thank you for what you have shared. I just have a question that are you just sending email to 1st and 7th customer? What's about 2nd, 3rd?Looking forward to your response. Thank you!Tristan

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