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Creates a subscriber.
Removes a subscriber by email.
Remove a subscriber by ID.
Gets a subscriber.
Lists a subscribers.
Performs an arbitrary authorized API call.
Modifies a subscriber.
Watches for a deleted subscriber.
Watches for an episode created.
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Automate Your Podcast Workflows: Integrate Transistor.fm with Make
Connect Transistor.fm to Make to sync subscribers with Mailchimp, ActiveCampaign, and Google Sheets. Send instant Slack alerts to your team and manage your growing podcast audience automatically.
Automatically add new podcast subscribers to tools like Mailchimp or ActiveCampaign to start nurturing your audience instantly.
Keep your team in the loop by instantly sending Slack alerts whenever someone subscribes to your show.
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Easily add new subscribers to Transistor.fm in bulk by simply updating a Google Sheets spreadsheet.
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