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Creating a Contact Group

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Creating contact groups is the first step in organizing your contacts for effective communication. Follow these steps:

  1. Navigate to Groups & Contacts:

    • From the main CallingPost dashboard, click on the "Groups & Contacts" tab.

  2. Create a New Group:

    • Click the "Create New Group" button.

  3. Name Your Group:

    • Enter a descriptive name for your group (e.g., "Team Members," "Volunteers," "Parents").

    Group Capacity:

    Group Naming Conventions:

    • Use consistent and descriptive names for your groups to easily identify them.

    • Consider using categories or naming structures to organize your groups (e.g., "Department - Project," "Location - Event").

    Group Organization:

    • Groups allow you to segment your contacts for more targeted messaging.

    • For example, you can create separate groups for different teams, departments, or event attendees.

  4. Adding Contacts to a Group

    CallingPost offers several methods for adding contacts to your groups. Choose the method that best suits your needs:

    Methods for Adding Contacts:

    • Add Contacts Manually: Enter contact information directly into the system. This is suitable for adding a small number of contacts.

    • Upload a File: Import a large number of contacts from a spreadsheet file (.xlsx or .csv). This is the most efficient method for adding many contacts at once.

    • Add from Existing Contacts: Add contacts who are already saved in your CallingPost account to a new group. This allows you to quickly reuse existing contact information.

    • Add through a Text Keyword: Allow contacts to join your group by texting a specific keyword. This is useful for growing your group organically.

    Tips for Effective Group Management:

    • Descriptive Group Names: Use descriptive names to easily identify your groups.

    • Up-to-Date Information: Keep your groups updated with the latest contact information.

    • Targeted Messaging: Segment your contacts into smaller, more targeted groups for personalized messaging.

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