About Pre-Built Segments
Mailchimp's pre-built segments let you send emails or ads based on subscriber data. Select segments based on email interaction, purchase history, and more.
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About Double Opt-in
To help you build a better audience, Mailchimp confirms that subscribers signed up to receive your emails. Learn the benefits of the opt-in process and how it works.
About Audience Analytics
Audience analytics tracks the growth and change in your subscriber counts over time.
Anchor Virtual Assistants
To get started I can: 1. Develop a newsletter template that's on brand 2. Set up a welcome journey 3. Get your signup form looking the way you want...
Delete list | Mailchimp Marketing API Reference
Delete a list from your Mailchimp account. If you delete a list, you'll lose the list history—including subscriber activity, unsubscribes, complaints, and bounces. You’ll also lose subscribers’ email addresses, unless you exported and backed up your list.
Add member note | Mailchimp Marketing API Reference
Add a new note for a specific subscriber.
Lists/Audiences > Member Activity | Mailchimp Marketing API Reference
Get details about a subscriber's recent activity. Use the new activity-feed endpoint to access more events for a given contact.
Lists/Audiences > Member Activity Feed | Mailchimp Marketing API Reference
Get details about a subscriber's recent activity.
Lists/Audiences > Activity | Mailchimp Marketing API Reference
Get recent daily, aggregated activity stats for your list. For example, view unsubscribes, signups, total emails sent, opens, clicks, and more, for up to 180 days.
File Manager | Mailchimp Marketing API Reference
Manage files for your Mailchimp account. The File Manager is a place to store images, documents, and other files you include or link to in your campaigns, templates, or signup forms.
List email activity | Mailchimp Marketing API Reference
Get a list of member's subscriber activity in a specific campaign.
Hire People, Not Skills
Hiring is hard. It requires time, patience, and sensitivity to subtle signals that help determine whether someone is a fit for the position.