InboxGeek integrates with Campaigner so the traffic you already get can become new contacts, and your emails can arrive while subscribers are actively reading. You keep using Campaigner for your contact lists and workflows. InboxGeek adds two services on top: LiveLeads and LiveOpens. You don’t migrate anything or learn a new email platform.
LiveLeads for Campaigner: turn anonymous visitors into contacts
Only 2 to 3% of visitors typically fill out a form. The rest of the traffic you paid for leaves without giving you a way to reach them.
With LiveLeads, a single lightweight script in your site header does the work: it spots visitors who skip your forms, matches them to a compliant identity graph, and checks every email address before it reaches you. InboxGeek reports a 20 to 40% identification rate for anonymous US traffic.
For Campaigner users, the payoff is what happens next:
- Leads flow into Campaigner. Source Automations send captured leads to your connected platform, so new contacts can go straight into the automations you already run.
- You control lead quality. Source Automations filter by time on site, by actions such as reaching checkout, and by validation status, so different visitors can go to different sequences.
- Existing contacts are filtered out. Suppression lists keep you from paying for people already on your list, and buyers who purchase within 15 minutes of arriving can be suppressed too.
- Your follow-up gets more personal. Each lead comes with the page URL and date of the visit, so your welcome series can match what they were browsing.
LiveOpens for Campaigner: send when subscribers are in their inbox
Many “inactive” subscribers never left. They simply missed your email because it landed at the wrong time. LiveOpens is built to fix exactly that.
InboxGeek syncs with the Campaigner contact list you choose. When a subscriber is active in their inbox, InboxGeek adds that contact to a list you choose. A Campaigner workflow triggered by membership in that list then sends the email you picked, so it lands at the top of the inbox while they’re looking. InboxGeek estimates it knows when 40 to 60% of your subscribers are actively engaged in their inbox.
- Your setup stays the same. You keep your contact lists and workflows in Campaigner. LiveOpens just triggers the send.
- Re-engagement gets easier. When your email shows up mid-read, subscribers you’d written off have a reason to open again.
- You set the pace. InboxGeek recommends a 200-events-per-day limit to start, and you choose how many days must pass before the same subscriber triggers again.
- You don’t get duplicates. Pick more than one contact list, and InboxGeek filters out duplicate contacts so no one gets several events.
Better together
Run them side by side and the hand-off is simple. New contacts from LiveLeads land in Campaigner, and LiveOpens times their first emails for the moment they open their inbox again.
Using Campaigner’s list-membership workflows
Campaigner sells email software built around workflow automation, and its workflows can start from list membership. InboxGeek uses exactly that. When a subscriber from your chosen contact list becomes active, InboxGeek adds them to a second list you pick. A Campaigner workflow with the trigger type Rules and the filter “List Membership: Added to” then sends the email. Keep that workflow lean, with no extra filters, so nothing slows the send. One API key, found under Account → Manage Users → API Keys, is all InboxGeek needs to connect.
How to connect Campaigner to InboxGeek
- Pick LiveLeads, LiveOpens or both. See the current offers on the LiveLeads and LiveOpens pages, then create your InboxGeek account.
- Add Campaigner as a platform. You’ll need a Campaigner API key. See Adding a Platform: Campaigner.
- For LiveOpens: follow the Campaigner guide: Getting Started, List, Integration, Add New Workflow.
- For LiveLeads: create a source, place your script, then set up Source Automations to send leads to Campaigner.
Campaigner integration FAQs
Do I have to leave Campaigner?
No. InboxGeek works with your existing Campaigner account. You connect it, choose your contact list, and build one automation.
What does InboxGeek need from Campaigner?
A Campaigner API key.
Will InboxGeek send emails for me?
No. Campaigner still sends every email. LiveOpens tells Campaigner when a subscriber is active, and your automation sends the email you chose.
How big should my list be for LiveOpens?
InboxGeek recommends at least 30,000 contacts. Lists under 15,000 are unlikely to show results.
Is LiveLeads compliant?
LiveLeads uses a compliant, opted-in identity graph and validates every address. See LiveLeads & Compliancy for details.
See what InboxGeek can do for Campaigner users
Check the latest offers on the InboxGeek product pages, then connect Campaigner in a few minutes.