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Attribution data in Mailchimp

Know which campaigns and channels actually grow your Mailchimp list.

Your website

Script installed

SourceTag

Captures attribution

Your forms

Hidden fields sent

Mailchimp

Data arrives tagged

The problem

Mailchimp tracks opens and clicks after someone subscribes, but can't tell you what brought them to your site in the first place. You see subscribers, not the campaigns that created them.

How to set it up

SourceTag captures attribution data on your website. When someone submits a form connected to Mailchimp, hidden fields carry the channel, source, campaign, and keyword into their subscriber profile.

1

Install SourceTag on your site

Add the script tag to your site header, or install the WordPress plugin.

2

Add hidden fields to your forms

Add hidden fields for attribution data to the forms connected to Mailchimp. The field names map to subscriber properties.

3

Check subscriber profiles

Submit a test form with UTM parameters. The attribution data shows up as properties on the subscriber profile in Mailchimp.

Segment subscribers by channel

Once attribution data lands on subscriber profiles in Mailchimp, you can build segments based on how people found you. Send different sequences to paid vs organic subscribers. See which campaigns actually grow your list.

By channel

Paid Search, Organic, Social, Referral, Direct

By campaign

Which ad campaigns drive the most signups

By landing page

Which pages convert visitors into subscribers

Frequently asked questions

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