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While this approach may seem drastic, especially for small businesses where every lead counts, it’s important to consider how bad deliverability impacts your bottom line. It’s almost always less expensive to attract new leads who will be happy to buy from you. But how do you do it? There are two ways to do this process: manually and automatically. In manual mode you need to search for these contacts as you would when setting up segments.


For example, here we searched for contacts who have australia telegram data not opened our emails in 180 days and who have been on our list for over 180 days. Contacts who haven't opened our emails for 180 days Note: This only works if you assign an Autoresponder Day with a value of “0” when adding new contacts to your list. After finding this segment and not being able to re-engage the contacts, we just have to select them and click on the “Delete from list” action.


The automated mode, on the other hand, requires a workflow. It can be a standalone workflow or just an addition to the reengagement workflow you created in the previous step. Here's what it might look like: Remove Contacts from List Using a Marketing Automation Workflow This process is much simpler, especially for large numbers of contacts, but it also has its drawbacks, so it is important to be careful. You should not set the conditions of the workflow too rigidly, otherwise you may end up eliminating more contacts than you acquire with your lead generation efforts.