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How can I add tags or other form fields to requests when connecting Mailchimp to Webflow using Logic? I need to segment the audience signing up on my website. I have tried different permutations, but it hasn't worked so far.

To add tags or other form fields to requests when connecting Mailchimp to Webflow using Logic, you can follow these steps:

1. Connect Mailchimp to Webflow: First, make sure that you have connected your Mailchimp account to your Webflow project. To do this, go to your Webflow project settings, click on "Integrations," and select Mailchimp. Follow the prompts to connect your Mailchimp API key.

2. Create custom fields in Mailchimp: In Mailchimp, you'll need to create the custom fields (tags or other form fields) that you want to use to segment your audience. For example, you can create a custom field called "Segment" with options like "General," "VIP," or "Newsletter." Take note of the field names you create as you'll need them in the next steps.

3. Add form fields in Webflow: In the Webflow Designer, locate the form element where users sign up. Add fields that match the custom fields you created in Mailchimp. For example, if you created a "Segment" field in Mailchimp, add a corresponding select dropdown or radio button field in Webflow.

4. Edit the form submission trigger: With Logic, you can customize what happens when a form is submitted. Open the Actions tab on the right-hand side and add or edit an existing action for the form submission trigger.

5. Map form fields to Mailchimp fields: In the form submission trigger action settings, find the "Add to Mailchimp" action. Here, you'll see fields to map your form fields to Mailchimp fields. Select the appropriate Mailchimp audience, and then map each form field to the corresponding Mailchimp custom field you created earlier. This ensures that the form submissions are synced correctly and that any existing subscriber tags or segmentation data will be updated.

6. Test and publish: Once you've mapped the fields, make sure to test the form submission on your live site to confirm that the data is being sent to Mailchimp correctly. You can check your Mailchimp audience to verify that the custom fields are populated with the submitted data.

By following these steps, you should be able to add tags or other form fields to requests when connecting Mailchimp to Webflow using Logic. This allows you to segment your audience based on the information provided through your website's forms.

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