A number of years ago I published a series of three blog posts highlighting common “gotchas” that trip people up inside Keap’s Campaign Builder.
Gotcha 1 | Gotcha 2 | Gotcha 3
Well, here we are now and while Infusionsoft is now Keap, and the campaign builder is now Advanced Automations – the gotchas still persist.
And today we’re highlighting another wrinkle in the campaign builder behavior that if you don’t know about it can definitely trip people up.
Check it out:
So, to summarize succinctly – if a contact is in a campaign, that means they can achieve any goal on the campaign canvas.
Even if the goal is not directly (or indirectly) attached to the sequence they are in.
This behavior isn’t good or bad – it’s just how it works.
If a contact is in a campaign, then they can achieve all the goals in that same campaign, even if they’re in a completely disconnected structure.
Questions? Compliments? Drop them in the comments below.
What to do next?
Well, if you’re looking to level up your campaign builder muscles (and reduce the ‘gotchas’ you don’t know about), then check out the Advanced Automations Complete Collection.
And finally, if you would benefit from a place to ask Keap questions, then check out the OG membership pricing and details here.
Thanks for the great insights you continue to offer up. This is a great reminder to think through our automations and use the tag goals effectively.
Glad it was useful Jim! Thanks, as always, for reading.
As always, very useful. In my case it was a reminder that I can use tag goals to improve my (more basic) automations.
Thank you Greg.