create-segment-lists
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This Claude Skill creates targeted business segment lists in HubSpot for categories like customers, partners, and industries. It enables segment-based marketing operations, analytics, and suppression lists. Use it when you need to build a foundational library of segments for precise targeting and reporting in your HubSpot environment.
Quick Install
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Create Segment Lists
Build a library of segment lists that enable targeted marketing, accurate reporting, and proper suppression. These lists form the foundation of segment-based operations.
Prerequisites
- HubSpot API token in
.env - Python with
hubspot-api-clientinstalled viauv - ICP tier property created (run
/create-icp-tiersfirst) - Lifecycle stages cleaned up (run
/fix-lifecycle-stagesfirst)
Interview: Gather Requirements
Before executing, collect the following information from the user:
Q1: What are your key customer segments?
- Examples: Industry verticals (Manufacturing, Professional Services, Retail, Education, Logistics), company size tiers (Enterprise, Mid-Market, SMB), geographic regions (North America, EMEA, APAC)
- Default: Core business segments (Customers, Partners, Competitors, Internal) plus ICP tiers and engagement-based segments
Q2: What engagement criteria define "active" for your business?
- Examples: Email open or click in last 90 days, website visit in last 60 days, form submission in last 30 days, meeting booked in last 90 days
- Default: Any email engagement (open or click) within the last 90 days
Recommended Segments
Core Business Segments
| List Name | Type | Criteria |
|---|---|---|
| All Customers | Active | Lifecycle stage = Customer |
| All Partners | Active | Contact type = Partner (or custom property) |
| Competitors | Static | Manually curated from known competitor domains |
| Internal Employees | Active | Email domain matches company domain |
| Suppressed Contacts | Active | Marketing status = non-marketing OR globally unsubscribed |
ICP-Based Segments
| List Name | Type | Criteria |
|---|---|---|
| ICP Tier 1 | Active | ICP tier property = Tier 1 |
| ICP Tier 2 | Active | ICP tier property = Tier 2 |
| ICP Tier 3 | Active | ICP tier property = Tier 3 |
| Non-ICP | Active | ICP tier property = Non-ICP or unknown |
Industry Segments
| List Name | Type | Criteria |
|---|---|---|
| [Industry Name] | Active | Industry = [value] |
| (Create one per target industry) |
Engagement Segments
| List Name | Type | Criteria |
|---|---|---|
| Highly Engaged (90 days) | Active | Email open or click in last 90 days |
| Disengaged (6+ months) | Active | No email engagement in 180+ days |
| Never Engaged | Active | No email opens ever AND created 30+ days ago |
Step-by-Step Instructions
Stage 1: Before — Plan Your Segments
- Review the segments above and decide which are relevant to your business.
- Confirm the properties these lists depend on are populated (ICP tier, lifecycle stage, industry).
- Check for existing lists that overlap — merge or rename rather than creating duplicates.
Stage 2: Execute — Create Lists
Use the Lists API to create active (smart) lists:
from hubspot import HubSpot
api_client = HubSpot(access_token=os.getenv("HUBSPOT_API_TOKEN"))
# Example: Create "All Customers" list
api_client.crm.lists.lists_api.create(
list_create_request={
"name": "All Customers",
"objectTypeId": "0-1", # contacts
"processingType": "DYNAMIC",
"filterBranch": {
"filterBranchType": "OR",
"filters": [{
"filterType": "PROPERTY",
"property": "lifecyclestage",
"operation": {
"operationType": "ENUMERATION",
"operator": "IS_EQUAL_TO",
"value": "customer"
}
}]
}
}
)
Create each list, verify member count, and document the list ID.
For static lists (Competitors), create the list and manually add contacts or import from a CSV.
Stage 3: After — Verify
- Check member counts for each list — do they match expectations?
- Verify no contacts appear in mutually exclusive lists (e.g., both Customer and Competitor).
- Confirm lists are visible to the appropriate teams.
Stage 4: Rollback
- Lists can be deleted via the API or UI.
- Deleting a list does not affect the contacts in it — only the list definition is removed.
- Check if any workflows or emails reference the list before deleting.
Tips
- Use a consistent naming convention:
[Category] - Segment Name(e.g.,[ICP] - Tier 1,[Industry] - Manufacturing). - Review segment membership quarterly — segments should grow or shrink in expected ways.
- Use these lists as building blocks for email sends, ad audiences, and workflow enrollment triggers.
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