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```mediawiki '''Navigation:''' [[Main_Page]] > [[Account]] > Best practices for maintaining your account = Best Practices for Maintaining Your Account = == Introduction == Maintaining your ActiveCampaign account is crucial for maximizing the effectiveness of your email marketing efforts. '''Best practices''' not only help ensure that your account is organized and efficient, but they also allow you to streamline your campaigns and optimize your customer engagement. Regularly reviewing and updating your account settings positively impacts deliverability and customer satisfaction. This article outlines key recommendations for better organizing your account information and strategies to enhance your overall marketing performance. == How to Access This Feature == To implement the best practices for maintaining your account, you do not need to navigate to a specific section within ActiveCampaign. However, these recommendations can be accessed while navigating through various features such as '''Contacts''', '''Campaigns''', and '''Automations''' within your account. == Step-by-Step Instructions == The following steps provide a thorough approach to maintaining your ActiveCampaign account. It is recommended that you perform these reviews and updates at least once a quarter. === 1. Review Your Lists === Start by evaluating the lists you currently maintain: * Do you have multiple lists? * Is your messaging similar across these lists? If you identify redundancy in your lists, consider consolidating them using the '''bulk edit tool'''. Transition to using '''tags''' to create more effective '''segments''' that reflect your audience’s diversity. === 2. Assess Your Tags === Navigate to '''Contacts > Tags''' in your account. Revisit your tagging strategy: * Review existing tags to ensure they align with your current marketing strategies. * Merge similar tags to prevent confusion. * Delete any unused or irrelevant tags to maintain a clean tagging structure. For detailed instructions, see how you can use '''tags''' to keep your contacts organized. === 3. Evaluate Your Campaign Templates === Review your campaign templates to ensure they still resonate with your brand identity. Ask yourself: * Do you need to update your existing templates? * Are all templates reflective of the branding and messaging you aim to convey? Consider drafting any new templates that may be required for upcoming campaigns. === 4. Review Automations === Regularly check on your automations: * Update messaging content, email images, goals, and triggers to align with your current objectives. * Reassess any automations that have been stagnant; deactivate those that are no longer relevant. Ensure your '''sender information''' such as your ''from name'', ''from email address'', and ''physical mailing address'' are all accurate and current. === 5. Test Forms and Integrations === Continuously testing forms and integrations is key for smooth contact syncing. Review the functioning of your forms and confirm that all integrations operate as intended: * Make sure the contact information is flowing correctly into your account. * Check and manage your '''Forms''' labels for better organization. == Configuration Options == While implementing these best practices, focus on the following key configurations: * '''Lists''' and their organizational aspects. * '''Tags''' to segment contacts effectively. * '''Campaign templates''' for consistent branding. * '''Automations''' to ensure messaging alignment. * '''Sender information''' that reflects your current brand identity. * '''Forms''' and their integration capabilities. == Best Practices and Tips == * Schedule quarterly reviews: Allocating specific times in your calendar for these reviews ensures regular maintenance of your account. * Utilize segmentation: Tags are powerful tools when segmented properly; ensure they are contextually relevant to your campaigns. * Consolidate where possible: Reducing redundancy will simplify your workflows and enhance communication effectiveness. == Troubleshooting == If you encounter difficulties during the review process, consider: * Checking for overlapping lists or tags that could confuse your contact management. * Ensuring that any integrations are properly authenticated and functioning as expected. For further issues, reach out to ActiveCampaign support. == Related Features == For more information, explore the following features: * [[Automations]] * [[Campaigns]] * [[Contacts]] * [[Tags]] == FAQ == === What should I do if I find old or unused tags? === You can merge tags that are similar or delete any that are obsolete directly from the '''tag manager'''. === How often should I review my account? === It is best practice to review your account at least once every quarter to ensure optimal performance. === Can I bulk edit my lists? === Yes, you can use the '''bulk edit tool''' to consolidate or organize your lists effectively. === Is my sender information important? === Absolutely. Keeping your sender information up-to-date is crucial for maintaining credibility and ensuring deliverability. === What if I don't know how to assess my tags? === Consider re-evaluating your tagging strategy periodically and merging similar tags for clarity. === Where can I find more details on using tags? === You can find comprehensive resources on how to use tags effectively in your account under the respective documentation. === Are these best practices applicable to all account tiers? === Yes, these recommendations apply to all ActiveCampaign accounts including Starter, Plus, Pro, and Enterprise plans. By following these best practices, you can maintain a well-organized and effective ActiveCampaign account. ```
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