Constant Contact MCP. Run complex marketing ops via chat, not dashboards.

Man, forget switching tabs just to manage your email list. This server lets you run a whole marketing stack—from building campaigns to scrubbing contacts—all through your AI client. You don't need to write code or touch a web dashboard; you just tell it what you want.

Managing Your Audience Lists:

You can get organized real quick. Need to start fresh? Use create_list to build a blank contact list, or run get_lists to see every single list you've got running. You also gotta keep track of labels; use create_tag to define new descriptive labels, and then run get_tags to pull up the full roster of existing tags across your base.

Want to add people? Use add_list_memberships to dump a whole group of contacts into one or more specific lists at once. If you need finer control, use create_segment to build a targeted subset of contacts based on rules, then check out get_segments for all the segments defined in your account.

When it comes to actual contact records, you can add brand-new leads with create_contact. You also get update_contact, which lets you change specific details—like a name or email—for someone already in your system. If a client changes their mind and unsubscribes, you can run delete_contact to perform a soft deletion on that individual record.

For big cleanups, use bulk_delete_contacts to wipe out large groups of contacts simultaneously. You can also pull up all current contacts using get_contacts, optionally filtering them with criteria you give. If you're bringing in a massive data dump, just feed it into the system using import_contacts_json. For keeping everything neat, run add_tags_to_contacts to apply multiple tags to selected contacts in bulk.

Cleaning Up and Archiving Data:

You can manage these lists by deleting them. Use delete_list when you wanna permanently remove a contact list, or use delete_segment if a defined segment isn't needed anymore. If the whole list structure is garbage, you can also wipe it out with delete_list. To get an external copy of your entire mailing list, just run export_contacts; it pulls all current contacts into a downloadable CSV file.

Building and Sending Campaigns:

Want to send an email? You don't have to leave the chat. Start by drafting an entirely new marketing campaign structure using create_campaign. Once it’s ready, you can use test_campaign to shoot a single sample email; that verifies all your links and formatting are perfect before going live. If you need to change up settings right before sending, use update_campaign_activity, which lets you modify campaign details like adding new lists or segments.

You can even schedule the whole thing by running schedule_campaign for a future send date. For lead capture, either let people sign up via an existing form using sign_up_form or manually add them to groups via add_list_memberships.

Deep Analytics and Performance Reports:

This is where you get the real numbers. You won't just guess how your campaign did; you'll know for sure. Run get_campaign_opens to see exactly which contacts opened the most recent sends, or use get_campaign_clicks to pull a report showing precisely where recipients clicked inside an email. To track failures, run get_campaign_bounces, which generates a report on every contact that bounced from the last send.

You can get total volume metrics with get_campaign_sends, and for a full picture of all campaigns, run get_email_campaign_summaries. Want to know what people are doing over time? Use get_contact_activity_details for one specific contact’s log, or get a quick summary across all recorded actions with get_contact_activity_summary. Furthermore, you can calculate the open and click rates specifically for an individual user using get_contact_engagement_rates.

You also have access to reports detailing which subscribers opted out of receiving emails from your account via get_campaign_optouts.

Account Health and Maintenance:

You don't gotta log in just to check the score. Run get_account_summary to pull an overview of your entire Constant Contact account status and marketing metrics instantly. If you need to keep those numbers current, use update_account_summary. You can also run get_user_privileges to check exactly what permissions the access token holds for security review.

When a massive task runs—like deleting thousands of contacts—use get_activity_status to confirm that the bulk operation is done.

Summary:

This server lets you manage your entire contact lifecycle, from building and sending campaigns using tools like create_campaign, through deep analytics reports with get_campaign_opens or get_campaign_clicks, all the way to updating individual records with update_contact. You'll handle audience segmentation by creating groups with create_segment, add members to those groups via add_list_memberships, and keep everything running smoothly without touching a traditional dashboard.