A tag is a label that you apply to a communication in order to identify or categorise it. You may arrange your email statistics by applying tags, giving you access to more specific and detailed information. The beautiful thing about tags is that you can choose whatever categories you want to use. It doesn't matter if you name an email "45729" or "Shipping Notification B" — as long as it's meaningful to you, it doesn't matter how you organise your communications. When a visitor takes action on a website or interacts with your email, sign-up form, or landing page, email marketing tags can be placed automatically. To send more focused broadcasts and initiate automatic campaigns, you can apply individual tags (or labels) to each of your subscribers.
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