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Hi everyone,

doing my my first project with s2Member!

I shall be reading lots of great information on this forum, but have one initial question that I can't find an answer for.

I'm going to have members at the same level initially, but I will have two different classifications of member.

How do I ensure that each classification of people get on a different aWeber list?

They will have different PayPal buttons, but after that I'm not sure what happens as under API/List Servers, List IDs are allotted by level?

Thank you!
Rgds
Mark

Maybe this video can help you:
http://www.s2member.com/list-server-issues-video/

Thank you Eduan, but it doesn't.

My question is about how do I get two different groups of people, both signing-up to level 1, get on different aWeber lists?
For example, one group of people are shop owners, the other group are restaurant owners.. They can both sign-up to level 1 content, but I want the shop owners to get on the shop-owners aWeber list and the restaurant owners on the restaurant-owners list... how would I do this?

Rgds
Mark

Can shop owners and restaurants owners be one in level 1 and another in level 2?
If yes, then you can just direct each level to it's own list for that level. Check this video on how to do that:
http://www.s2member.com/api-list-servers-video/

If not you can use MailChimp since I know you can achieve what you want with it.
You can do it the following way:
You can sell each label (shop owners and restaurants owners) with custom capabilities (a.k.a CCaps) and then use MailChimp's merge fields to mail a different email to each ccap.
viewtopic.php?f=4&t=14727&p=33399&

Hope this helps.

Is there an option to do this with aWeber yet? Perhaps the Ad Tracking field could pass thru the CCAP value?

I emailed Jason about it. I don't know how to do this with AWeber, really. I know a hack Jason posted to do it with MailChimp, but not AWeber yet. I'll let you know when I find out.

He wrote back, here's what he said:

Jason Caldwell wrote:Well, ccaps are sent to AWeber in the email command, so if your Custom Email Parser wants to grab them, you can certainly do that.

See screenshot of the email that s2Member sends:
download/file.php?id=568&mode=view

Also see: viewtopic.php?f=36&t=15496

I had not noticed it before, but the ccaps are there, so you'd just have to customize the parser a little to store those in the AWeber profile for that person.

I hope that helps!