Using Lead Reactivation

Adding your previous leads into Lead Reactivation. 

Starting from your Franchise Ninja dashboard go to:

1. In-Market Stage - Lead Reactivation - Actions - Upload List or Add Lead
   
2. Add your leads or upload your list and you're done!

If you're uploading a list, use the Sample CSV file to coordinate your headers.

Find the Sample CSV attached.

To Search Active Leads:

Under Lead Activation - Search Criteria select Active Leads and click Search. This will show you which previously imported leads are re-engaging. 

Why use Lead Reactivation? Learn more about it, here.

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