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A new contact gets a welcome text right away and a voicemail drop in your own voice the next day.
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When someone joins your Constant Contact list, a ready-made Zap adds them to a Broadcast list. One campaign then sends the welcome text, the ringless voicemail drop, and the reminder call, and one broadcast reaches the whole list when you have a slow day to fill or an urgent update to share.
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Yes, through Zapier. Broadcast, formerly Call Loop, has a ready-made Zap that adds new Constant Contact contacts to a Broadcast list. That list can receive texts, picture messages, ringless voicemail drops, and voice broadcasts, one at a time or in an automated campaign. Plans start at $15 a month.
Overview
Constant Contact connects to Broadcast with Zapier, not a native app. The ready-made template adds each new Constant Contact contact to a Broadcast list, so your text list grows as your newsletter list does, with no file to import. Building your own Zap? Use Constant Contact’s New Contact trigger and Broadcast’s Add Contact to List action.
That list can start an automated campaign of texts, voicemail drops, and calls, and you can send one broadcast to everyone on it, like a coupon for a slow day of the week, an alert, or an urgent update by text or voice. Keep the phone field and your consent wording on the Constant Contact form, so only people who agreed get texts.
How it works
Click Use this Zap below, or create a Zap with Constant Contact’s New Contact trigger, and connect your Constant Contact account.
Search for Call Loop (Broadcast’s app is still listed as Call Loop 2.0), choose Add Contact to List, connect your account, map the phone field, and pick the list.
Add yourself as a contact, check the Broadcast list, then use that list as the trigger of a campaign of texts, voicemail drops, and calls.
Use cases
A new contact gets a welcome text right away and a voicemail drop in your own voice the next day.
Have a slow day of the week? Text a coupon with a tracked link to the whole list from one place.
Closures, schedule changes, and urgent notices go out by text and voice broadcast to everyone at once, next to the email.
Email the invite, text the details the day before, and send a voice broadcast the morning of the event.
Automation
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The current Constant Contact connection and setup documentation are available below.
No. It connects through Zapier. A ready-made template adds each new Constant Contact contact to a Broadcast list, and you can build your own Zap with the New Contact trigger and Broadcast’s Add Contact to List action. Contacts flow from Constant Contact to Broadcast.
Messages use the same credits as the rest of Broadcast. That is 1 credit per text up to 160 characters, 2 credits per picture message or voice memo, 2 credits per delivered voicemail drop, and 1 credit per minute of call (2 credits with press 1 transfer). Plans start at $15 a month for 250 credits, with a 14-day free trial. Zapier bills its own plan.
No. An email subscription is not permission to text or call. Add a phone field with clear SMS consent wording to your Constant Contact form, name your business in each message, include how to opt out, and honor STOP replies. Since the FCC’s 2022 ruling, a ringless voicemail to a cell phone is treated as a call. This is not legal advice.
Texts, picture messages, voicemail drops, and voice calls, all paid with the same credits. Cancel before day 14.