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# Your Audience

Your Audience is the home for every fan who has ever shared their details through one of your links. When someone enters their email or phone on a funnel, votes in a poll, RSVPs to a show, or presaves a release, they land here. One table, always up to date, newest fans first.

<figure><img src="/files/G5BNfYH5pb9eC8cKaXSn" alt="The Your Audience page with the fan table and its four columns"><figcaption></figcaption></figure>

## What the table shows

Each fan is one row, with four columns:

* **Name**: the fan's name if you have it. If not, it falls back to their email, then their phone, then "Anonymous User" so every fan still has a label.
* **Contact**: their email and phone number, whichever they gave you.
* **Location**: city and region plus country, when it was collected.
* **Date joined**: the day they first shared their details with you.

The table shows 10 fans per page. Click any row to open that fan's full profile in a drawer on the right.

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Browsing past the first page of fans is part of a paid plan. On the free plan you can see your 10 most recent fans.
{% endhint %}

## The fan drawer

Click a fan and a panel slides in with everything you know about them. Sections with no data quietly hide themselves, so you only see what is actually there.

* **Tags**: the labels you have put on this fan. Add or remove them right here. See [Tags](/your-audience/tags.md) for what tags do.
* **About**: their details: name, email, phone, and location (country, region, city, postal code, address), plus the date they joined and how they first joined you.
* **Location**: a small map pin, shown when you have their coordinates.
* **Activity**: a timeline of what this fan has done: emails and texts you sent them, polls they voted in, the day they joined, and more.
* **Poll Activity**: a clean list of every poll this fan voted in and what they picked, with a link back to the poll.

<figure><img src="/files/MTVHFhyfeqmuGPn6RiSu" alt="A fan drawer open showing the Tags, About, and Activity sections"><figcaption></figcaption></figure>

## Find a group, then message them

The real power of your audience is narrowing it down. Use the filter bar to build any group you want: fans in one city, fans who opened your last email, fans who RSVPed to a show. The table updates live as you filter, and the count at the top always tells you how many fans match.

Once you have the group you want, click **Create Campaign** to start an email to exactly those fans. Your filters come along with you, so the email is already aimed at the right people.

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Uploading fans, downloading fans, and creating a campaign are part of a paid plan.
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To learn each filter and how to draw an area on the map, see [Filters and the map](/your-audience/filters-and-the-map.md). To bring in fans you collected elsewhere, see [Importing fans](/your-audience/importing-fans.md).