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Creating a Dynamic Marketing List in Dynamics CRM

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crmThere are 2 main types of marketing lists you can create in Microsoft Dynamics CRM, Static and Dynamics. We recently covered how you create a static marketing list and today we are going to switch gears and go over a dynamic marketing list example.

Dynamic marketing lists are extremely useful when you want the list to automatically update based on advanced find criteria you can set. So as new leads/contacts/accounts/etc meet the criteria or no longer meet the advanced find criteria they are automatically added or removed from the list.

1. Open Marketing Lists

Dynamics List 1

2. Click New

Dynamic List 2

 

3. Name the Marketing List, change List Type to Dynamic, Targeted At Account, and hit Save.

Dynamic List 3

 

4. Once saved, add Members to the Marketing List.

Dynamic List 4

5. You will then select the criteria through an advanced find to add all members to the list that are found by the criteria you select.

Dynamic List 5

6. You can click Find to test your query and see how many members have been added then Click use query to set your dynamic list.

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Once you select ‘Use Query” your dynamics marketing list is now active and will automatically adjust as Leads/Contacts/Accounts meet or no longer meet that advanced find criteria.

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