Deleting Cold Subscribers from Your Email List Using ConvertKit

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1. Backing up your list of deleted subscribers “This final step is optional, if you want to keep a record of who’s been deleted, just in case.” Keep in mind you’re taking on some liability by having a spreadsheet with this information saved on your computer. We recommend only storing the file for a short period, maybe a few months, then deleting it. You also want to be diligent in how you secure the data, so someone can’t access the list if you lose your laptop or get hacked.

   In Prospect data deletion workflows

2. Here you can review how your reengagement sequence performed. “You’ll see a list of the emails in the sequence, as well as their open and clickthrough rates and unsubscribes. You can click on each email to get more detail on how it performed.” Next, click into the individual emails to see the click rates for the incentives you offered in each email. This will tell you whether any incentive performed better than the others, which may be helpful in the future.

   In Email sequence performance analysis

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