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When you send a message with MailUp - either from the MailUp consoleplatform, via SMTP+, or via the API - you can insert a link to allow the recipient to quickly subscribe to another list.
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- Is automatically added to the list: no need to take them to a subscription form!
- Will see the Messages page, which can be fully customized.
- May or may not Will need to confirm subscription: since this is already a subscriber in another list and their are just extending their subscription preferences, subscription confirmation (double opt-in) may not be needed. In cases in which double opt-in makes sense (e.g. newsletter subscription in signature/footer of messages sent via SMTP+), then you can turn on duble opt-in via a parameter in the link (see below)the subscription (confirmed opt-in) to avoid any chances of unauthorized addition of a subscriber (if you need to disable confirmed opt-in, please contact us).
- May or may not receive a welcome email. It's up to you.
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[admin.console.domain]/frontend/subscribe.aspx?list=7&email=[email]&confirm=off&group=10,20,30 |
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- [admin.console.domain] is the domain of your MailUp admin console.
- list=7: the number 7 here is the ID of the list. Replace it with the ID of your list (an integer)
- email: this dynamic tag insert the recipient's email. Use it as indicated above.confirm=off: turns off double opt-in, which is on by default. To turn it on, simply remove that parameter (so remove &confirm=off)
- group=10,20,30: this is optional, if you want to assign the new recipient to one or more specific groups in that list. You can find the Group IDs in the Codes table.
- The code defaults to a confirmed opt-in subscription method (a best practice). If you have reasons to believe that in your business scenario this should be turned off, please contact us.