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One wait block that only the right prospect ever sees.

A reopening promo for an advanced analytics training brand that had to fire to exactly the right segment and nobody else, built on a single surgical piece of automation logic.

Client
MeasureMasters
Industry
Analytics Training
Platform
ActiveCampaign
Service
Automation logic
ActiveCampaign wait block combining date, month, time, and seven conditions with five tag exclusions.
The seven-condition wait block: date, month, time, and five tag exclusions.

The challenge

This advanced GA and GTM training brand had a reopening promotion that had to reach exactly the right people. Not existing students, who would be annoyed. Not cold contacts, who were not ready. Only genuinely new prospects, at a precise moment. Sending to the wrong segment would cost more than it earned.

What I built

I built a single sophisticated wait block that combines date, month, and time with multiple exclusions, so only the intended audience ever receives the promo.

  • Date, month, and time conditions set to 3PM on March 27, London time
  • Five tag exclusions to remove existing students and the wrong segments
  • An active-status check so only live contacts qualify
  • Logic tuned so only genuinely new prospects pass through

The risk

  • A promo that must skip existing students
  • Cold contacts who would convert poorly
  • One mis-targeted send costing real money

The result

  • 7 conditions controlling exactly who qualifies
  • 5 exclusion tags removing the wrong people
  • 1 clean segment of genuinely new prospects

Results

7
Conditions in the block
5
Exclusion tags
1
Perfect segment

This is the unglamorous work that separates a careful build from a careless one. The promo reaches new prospects at the right moment and skips everyone it should skip. Precision targeting like this prevents the expensive mistake of blasting the wrong list, which is the kind of error that quietly erodes both revenue and reputation.

Tools

ActiveCampaign

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