Connect MailerLite to ChatGPT

Multi-Client Email Health Radar

Using the Catchr MCP, pull MailerLite data for [List of Client Accounts] over [Period] and compare it with [Comparison Period]. For each account, summarize Campaign Sent, Campaign Open Rate, Campaign Click Rate, Campaign Click To Open Rate, Campaign Hard Bounce Rate, Campaign Soft Bounce Rate, Campaign Spam Rate, and Campaign Unsubscribe Rate. Classify every account as Healthy, Watch, or Critical against [Client KPI Targets or Historical Baseline], explain the metric driving each status, and rank the accounts that need the consultant's attention today with one specific next action per account.

Client Automation Performance Brief

Using the Catchr MCP, analyze MailerLite automations for [Client Account Name/ID] over [Period] and compare them with [Comparison Period]. Break down Automation Step Email Sent, Automation Step Email Open Rate, Automation Step Email Click Rate, Automation Step Email Hard Bounce Rate, Automation Step Email Soft Bounce Rate, Automation Step Email Spam Rate, and Automation Step Email Unsubscribe Rate by Automation Name, Automation Step Name, Automation Step Email Name, and Automation Step Email Subject. Identify the strongest and weakest steps, note any disabled automation or incomplete step using Automation Enabled and Automation Step Complete, and produce a client-ready brief with evidence, business risk, and a prioritized corrective action for every weak point.

Cross-Client Audience Risk Watchlist

Using the Catchr MCP, review MailerLite audience health across [List of Client Accounts] for [Snapshot Date or Period] and compare it with [Previous Snapshot or Comparison Period]. Use Group Name, Group Active Count, Group Bounced Count, Group Junk Count, Group Unconfirmed Count, Group Unsubscribed Count, Group Open Rate, and Group Click Rate, plus Segment Name, Segment Total, Segment Open Rate, and Segment Click Rate. Compare each group or segment with [Thresholds or Historical Baseline], separate low-volume noise from material deterioration, and return a prioritized watchlist showing the client, affected audience, evidence, likely risk, and a specific recommendation such as list cleanup, consent review, re-engagement, or segmentation refinement.

Morning Client Priority Queue

Using the Catchr MCP, pull MailerLite performance for [List of Client Accounts] for [Today or Recent Period] and compare it with [Baseline Period]. For each client, review Campaign Sent, Campaign Open Rate, Campaign Click Rate, Campaign Click To Open Rate, Campaign Hard Bounce Rate, Campaign Soft Bounce Rate, Campaign Spam Rate, and Campaign Unsubscribe Rate, using Campaign Name and Campaign Status for context. Flag unusual changes against [Client KPI Targets or Historical Baseline], then give me a ranked morning priority queue with one sentence on what changed, why it matters, and the first action I should take for each client.

Monthly Client Email Report

Using the Catchr MCP, pull MailerLite data for [Client Account Name/ID] for [Reporting Period] and [Previous Period]. Summarize Campaign Sent, Campaign Open Rate, Campaign Click Rate, Campaign Click To Open Rate, Campaign Hard Bounce Rate, Campaign Soft Bounce Rate, Campaign Spam Rate, and Campaign Unsubscribe Rate, then explain the most important changes by Campaign Name, Campaign Type For Humans, and Campaign Started At. Write a concise client-ready report in plain English covering what improved, what declined, the evidence behind each conclusion, and the three priorities for [Next Period].

Client Campaign Optimization Backlog

Using the Catchr MCP, analyze MailerLite campaigns for [Client Account Name/ID] over [Period]. For every Campaign Name above [Minimum Sent Volume], compare Campaign Open Rate, Campaign Click Rate, Campaign Click To Open Rate, Campaign Hard Bounce Rate, Campaign Soft Bounce Rate, Campaign Spam Rate, and Campaign Unsubscribe Rate against [Performance Targets]. Use Campaign Type, Campaign Status, Campaign Settings Track Opens, Campaign Settings Use Google Analytics, Campaign Settings Ecommerce Tracking, and Campaign Used In Automations to add operational context. Diagnose whether the main constraint is tracking, opens, post-open clicks, deliverability, or subscriber loss, then create a freelancer-friendly backlog ranked by expected impact and effort, with one test, success metric, guardrail, and review date for each task.

Lifecycle Automation Leak Finder

Using the Catchr MCP, evaluate MailerLite lifecycle automations for [Account Name/ID] over [Period]. Map [Welcome, Browse, Cart, Post-Purchase, Win-Back, or Other Automation Name Patterns] using Automation Name, Automation Enabled, Automation Step Name, Automation Step Type, Automation Step Email Name, Automation Step Email Subject, and Automation Step Email Send After. For every email step above [Minimum Sent Volume], compare Automation Step Email Sent, Open Rate, Click Rate, Hard Bounce Rate, Spam Rate, and Unsubscribe Rate. Identify where each sequence loses the most engagement, distinguish disabled or incomplete workflow issues from message-performance issues, and recommend the three highest-priority tests without claiming revenue or order impact that is not present in the MailerLite data.

E-commerce Campaign Engagement Scorecard

Using the Catchr MCP, analyze MailerLite campaigns for [Account Name/ID] over [Period] and compare them with [Comparison Period]. Use Campaign Name, Campaign Type For Humans, Campaign Started At, Campaign Status, Campaign Uses Ecommerce, Campaign Settings Ecommerce Tracking, Campaign Sent, Campaign Open Rate, Campaign Click Rate, Campaign Click To Open Rate, Campaign Spam Rate, and Campaign Unsubscribe Rate. Rank campaigns above [Minimum Sent Volume] by engagement quality, show whether campaigns with e-commerce tracking enabled perform differently from those without it, flag the campaigns creating the most subscriber risk, and propose three concrete tests with a primary metric, guardrail metric, and success threshold.

Signup Form Growth Optimizer

Using the Catchr MCP, assess MailerLite signup forms for [Account Name/ID] as of [Snapshot Date] and compare them with [Previous Snapshot Date] when available. For each Form Name and Form Type, report Form Opens Count, Form Conversions Count, Form Conversion Rate, Form Active, Form Is Broken, Form Double Opt-in, Form Used In Automations, and Form Last Registration At. Rank forms by qualified signup contribution using [Minimum Open Volume], flag broken, inactive, stale, or low-converting forms, and create a prioritized optimization plan covering placement, offer, copy, form configuration, and automation handoff, with one success metric for each recommendation.

Campaign Metric Integrity Audit

Using the Catchr MCP, audit MailerLite campaign data for [Account Name/ID or All Connected Accounts] over [Period]. Check completeness and consistency for Campaign ID, Campaign Name, Campaign Status, Campaign Started At, Campaign Finished At, Campaign Sent, Campaign Opens Count, Campaign Unique Opens Count, Campaign Clicks Count, Campaign Unique Clicks Count, Campaign Hard Bounces Count, Campaign Soft Bounces Count, Campaign Spam Count, and Campaign Unsubscribes Count. Flag missing identifiers or dates, duplicate campaign records, negative values, unique counts above their parent totals, unique opens or total bounces above sent, and finished campaigns without a finished date. Return an exception table with account, campaign, failed rule, observed values, severity, and recommended validation step.

Engagement Rate Reconciliation

Using the Catchr MCP, pull MailerLite campaign data for [Account Name/ID or All Connected Accounts] over [Period]. For every Campaign ID above [Minimum Sent Volume], derive delivered volume as Campaign Sent minus Campaign Hard Bounces Count and Campaign Soft Bounces Count; then recalculate open rate from Campaign Unique Opens Count and delivered volume, click rate from Campaign Unique Clicks Count and delivered volume, click-to-open rate from Campaign Unique Clicks Count and Campaign Unique Opens Count, and hard-bounce, soft-bounce, spam, and unsubscribe rates from their respective counts and Campaign Sent. Compare the results with the corresponding MailerLite rate fields using [Tolerance], flag mismatches and zero-denominator cases, and return a reconciliation table with the likely cause and next diagnostic check.

Subscriber Acquisition and Hygiene Audit

Using the Catchr MCP, inspect MailerLite subscriber data for [Account Name/ID] as of [Snapshot Date] and compare it with [Previous Snapshot Date] when available. Use Subscriber ID, Subscriber Status, Subscriber Source, Subscriber Created At, Subscriber Subscribed At, Subscriber Opted In At, Subscriber Unsubscribed At, Subscriber Updated At, Subscriber Sent Count, Subscriber Open Rate, and Subscriber Click Rate. Flag missing or duplicate IDs, invalid status-date combinations, opt-in or subscription dates after unsubscribe dates, stale records based on [Stale-Day Threshold], unusually inactive cohorts by source, and extraction-freshness issues using Extracted Date. Aggregate or mask Subscriber Email and other personal fields, then return a remediation table with rule, affected cohort, record count, severity, owner, and recommended action.

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