Every Buyer, Booking and Lead From Your Link in Bio Lands in Mailchimp or Kit, Already Tagged
Connect your Keepp link in bio to Mailchimp or Kit and everyone who buys, books or fills in a form joins your email list on their own, tagged with the product, the booking or the form. Zapier sends them to any other app.
Your link in bio can add people to your email list for you. Connect your Keepp page to Mailchimp or Kit, and everyone who buys from it, books with you or fills in one of your forms joins your list as it happens, tagged with what they did. To send them anywhere else (another email tool, a spreadsheet, a CRM), connect Zapier.
Why your email list falls behind your link in bio
The people who act on your page are the best names you will ever get on a list. They bought the preset pack, booked the consultation or asked for a quote. Most link in bio setups leave them stranded where they acted.
The usual workaround is a weekly chore. Download the orders as a CSV, download the form responses, open your email tool, import both, then tag everyone by hand so you know who bought what. It gets skipped in a busy week, and by the time those buyers hear from you, the moment has passed.
The other workaround is glue. A separate checkout, a separate booking app and a separate form tool, each joined to your email tool with its own Zap, each one more thing to pay for and fix when it breaks.
How to send link in bio contacts to Mailchimp or Kit
On Keepp, the shop, the bookings and the forms all live on the same page, so one connection covers every way someone can reach you.
- Open Connectors in your Keepp admin and connect Mailchimp or Kit. You sign in to your own account.
- Choose who goes to your list: buyers, people who book, and all your forms or just the ones you pick.
- Save. From then on, each new contact goes straight to your list.
You can also send the contacts you collected before you connected, so your list starts complete rather than from today.
The step-by-step guide, with every setting, is in Send your contacts to Kit, Mailchimp or Zapier.
What the tags let you do
Every contact arrives labelled, so you can email the right people without sorting anyone yourself:
- someone who buys is tagged buyer and product: with the product’s name
- someone who books is tagged booked and offering: with what they booked
- someone who fills in a form is tagged form-lead and form: with the form’s title
- everyone is tagged page: with your handle, so two pages never blur together
That turns into real campaigns on day one. Send a how-to-use-it email to everyone tagged with one product. Invite people who booked a first session to book the next one. Start a welcome sequence for the people who filled in your “work with me” form, and leave your buyers out of it.
In Mailchimp the contacts join the audience you choose, with their name and phone number. Someone who unsubscribed before stays unsubscribed. In Kit they become subscribers, so tags can start a sequence the moment they arrive.
Only real emails reach your list
Fake and mistyped emails cost you twice: they bounce, and a high bounce rate hurts how your newsletters reach the inbox. Keepp forms can ask visitors to confirm their email with a code or with Google before the response counts, and a confirmed form only sends confirmed addresses on to Mailchimp or Kit. More on that in verified leads.
Send contacts anywhere else with Zapier
Keepp has its own Zapier app with three triggers: New Purchase, New Booking and New Form Response. Each one carries the same ready-made tags, so a Zap can add buyers to ActiveCampaign, write bookings to Google Sheets, post new leads in Slack or create a deal in your CRM. Pick the page, and for forms one form or all of them, and Zapier does the rest.
Why this beats the usual setup
Keepp sends everyone who acts on your page to your list, not only the people who type into a sign-up box, whether they paid you, booked time with you or asked you something. That works because the shop, the calendar and the forms are part of the same page. One connection replaces the CSV chore and the chain of Zaps, and every person arrives with the context you need to write them something worth opening.
Your page is also your link in bio, your shop, your booking page, your forms and your chat, all at one link, so the list keeps growing from whatever people do there.
FAQ
Can I connect my link in bio to Mailchimp? Yes. Connect Mailchimp from Connectors in your Keepp admin, pick an audience, and buyers, bookings and form responses from your page join it, tagged.
Does Keepp work with Kit (formerly ConvertKit)? Yes. Kit is a native connection: each contact becomes a Kit subscriber with tags for what they bought, booked or filled in, ready to start a sequence.
Can I send contacts to an email tool other than Mailchimp or Kit? Yes, through Keepp’s Zapier app. Its New Purchase, New Booking and New Form Response triggers work with any app Zapier connects to.
Do contacts I already have get sent too? They can. After connecting, send your existing contacts once and your list starts complete.
Will people who unsubscribed be added back? No. In Mailchimp, someone already in your audience keeps the status they have.
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