Squarespace does not provide a direct way to bulk-delete subscribers (contacts) based on specific criteria directly in its interface. However, you can achieve this with the following steps:<\/p>\n
### Method 1: Export, Edit, and Reimport
\n1. **Export Your Contacts:**
\n– Go to **Settings** > **Email Campaigns** > **Audience**.
\n– Click **Export Audience** to download a CSV file of your contacts.<\/p>\n
2. **Filter and Remove Unwanted Contacts:**
\n– Open the exported CSV file in a spreadsheet program (e.g., Excel or Google Sheets).
\n– Use sorting or filtering tools to identify and delete rows (contacts) based on your criteria.<\/p>\n
3. **Reimport Updated Contacts:**
\n– Delete all contacts from the Audience list in Squarespace.
\n– Reimport the cleaned CSV file:
\n– Go to **Email Campaigns** > **Audience**.
\n– Select **Import Contacts** and upload your updated CSV.<\/p>\n
### Method 2: Use Tags to Manage Contacts
\nIf your criteria involve tags or groups:
\n1. Assign tags to contacts during import or within Squarespace.
\n2. Use the tags to segment your contacts.
\n3. Delete segments individually.<\/p>\n
### Method 3: Third-Party Tools (Zapier\/Integrations)
\nIf you have a large audience and need advanced filtering:
\n1. Connect Squarespace to tools like Zapier or another CRM that integrates with Squarespace.
\n2. Export your audience to the third-party tool, filter and delete contacts, and sync the changes back to Squarespace.<\/p>\n
If you’re looking for a specific solution, let me know, and I can guide you further!<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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