@weluvbees We are aware of some segments not calculating properly when selecting a tag criteria while building the segment. There is a ticket in with our engineers to review this issue. While this is being investigated, you will want to select the contacts who are tagged and add them to their own list.
Hello @weluvbees ,
I've tracked the issue to your account for our devs to collect info on what might be causing the issue with the narrow-by-tag numbering. Since the issue is still in the info collection phase, we don't have a hard ETA on any update regarding it.
In the meantime, I'd recommend scheduling to the segment you've created instead.
The segment piece is actually what is not working the way i expect it to, the piece that works is when i do the 'narrow by tag' method.
Thanks for reaching back out @weluvbees. I exported your list with tags, and exported the segment so that I could do some comparing.
What I think is happening is that contacts that have both tag 1 and tag 2 are being excluded from the segment. Since the segment is built around the AND/OR logic to look for tag 1 "OR" tag 2, it seems to think that if they have both tags that would qualify under the criteria of tag 1 "AND" tag 2 instead. The narrow by tag function isn't trying to strictly follow the AND/OR logic so it seems to not care if a contact has both tags. If I had to make a guess, I would think that you want to include those contacts as well.
So it is effectively doing a XOR instead of a OR?
Is there any way I can have a segment that behaves like the 'narrow by tag'?
I tried adding another criteria section to the segment but i can only add another 'AND' section and i can't add tags to that section.
thanks
@weluvbees We are aware of some segments not calculating properly when selecting a tag criteria while building the segment. There is a ticket in with our engineers to review this issue. While this is being investigated, you will want to select the contacts who are tagged and add them to their own list.
As a test, I created a segment with a single tag. It returned a count completely different from the count associated with the tag, even though the only criterion was the tag itself, ie: "Contacts who are tagged with "TagName". I tried this with a few tags and all the segment counts were different from the tag counts. This renders building segments using tags as virtually useless. I hope this fix is highly prioritized. Thank you.
Yup, ran into same dang problem today with segments not calculating correctly.
If you want to have some fun, create a segment with just one tag. It will calculate differently than the tag itself. It is imperative this is fixed ASAP.
I am having the same problem. I went to a contact list. I checked 64 boxes of the total 258 contacts. I then created a tag called Crawfish. I am trying to send an email to those 64. I understand that even though I can go through the motions to send the email, I cant select the actual tag to complete the send. I saw another email that said CC doesn’t support that feature currently and suggested to create a segment. Which I tried to do, but every time I hit the Save and Preview button, it tells me there are no contacts with that Tag. But I can see the tag and it says there are 64!!!!! Very frustrating!!!!
Hello @Robyn ,
Our higher level technical team is going to take the case to investigate further. They should be following up via email within the next four business days.
In the meantime, you can either use the narrow-by-tag setup while scheduling your email, or you can create a list from the tag to directly send to.
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