Multiple Products, One List?
People say they have a list of, say, 100 or 1000. Assuming they release multiple products and freebies to get people onto it, how do you separate people when it comes time to send niche-specific information or updates to one of those products?
Does this mean I have to create a separate list for every product I release?
I already have about five, with a few people on some of them and a bunch on others. I have plans to release several products in December. This could get annoying very fast.
How do people manage this process without having a bunch of lists floating around?
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