
E-commerce and email marketing are like peanut butter and jelly (or jam, as we call it here in Australia). They taste really good together!
We’ve had great integrations with our friends at Mailchimp and iContact for a while now, and the uptake by our clients has been huge. To round out our integration with leading email marketing software for small businesses, we decided to add Constant Contact to the mix, and I’m please to announce that the integration is now live!
How Does the Integration Work?
The integration is a simple point-click-configure setup that allows you to send both newsletter subscribers and customers across to your Constant Contact email lists automatically. You can even send customers to different lists based on filters you create. Here are a few examples:
- Send all my customers from Europe to my “European Customers” list
- Send all my customers who ordered more than $500 to my “Valuable Customers” list
- When a customer buys a pair of shoes, add them to my “Shoes Follow Up” list so I can send them a promo for a hand bag

Point-and-click to sync order details from BigCommerce to Constant Contact
You can also sync a huge amount of data about your customers from BigCommerce to your Constant Contact email list(s) automatically every time a customer creates an account or places an order. You can sync fields such as:
- Customer name
- Address
- Country
- Order total & subtotal
- Payment method
- Shipping method
- Etc
What Do I Need to Use It?
All you need is a BigCommerce store and a Constant Contact account. The integration was built by our internal engineering team and is accessible from the Marketing tab in your store’s control panel. Click here to read a step-by-step tutorial on how to get the integration setup.
It’s easy (and dare I say, fun!).



Hello everyone! My name is Larry Streeter and I recently joined the team at BigCommerce as the new Vice President of Client Success. I feel very fortunate to be working for such a terrific company and look forward to building on the success our co-founders Eddie and Mitch and the rest of the team have already achieved.
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Hi all. Our engineering team has been working night and day over the last few months to crank out a RESTful API for BigCommerce, which for now is simply known internally as “API v2″.



