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Hey Everyone, Weeeeeee're back with the next episode of #KreweChats! This week we delve into Data Management best practices and welcome guest chatter Sydney Mulligan in addition to Geoff krajeski, @Julz_James, Jennifer DiMaria, Joe Reitz, and Enrico deLeon.Check out Episode 2 here: Krewe Chats ...
Yup.. Waiting about a month and a half here since talking to our sales rep.
Have you reviewed the log of the person running through this test campaign? Are they hitting daily communication limits?
The specific token is listed, yes... But the ability to use it for equations totally isn't listed.
The id doesn't matter, but should be unique to each section. Your HTML designer should have a pretty good idea of where to add the tag, but depending on what level of control you're looking for in the template then there should likely be multiple sections with this tag (and unique ids). The closing ...
Hey Christina, we have a similar setup to you. Basically, if there is a target account that is either identified by us as a priority account, or an account that is actively being worked, then anyone associated with it would be a contact. This is regardless of whether they're a customer or not. Simil...
Within the template (or HTML of the email that you're working on) you should be able to find tags that look like:
If you don't have any of these, then you won't be able to edit the email. To add them, just add the class to the div and give it an id.It's possible that your previous templates didn't us...It's a complete shift from how you're currently doing things, but what if instead of a boolean field for whether or not they're a subscriber, it's a time/date stamp. This accomplishes a couple of things for you:Capturing that they're a subscriberCapturing when they opted inThen, your choice campaign...
Hey Eitan, I'd review the template that you're using to ensure that there are mktEditable tags which make it so that you can edit a section.
I think the scavenger hunt at Summit was run by Optimizely, SnapApp, Influitive, DoubleDutch, Captora, Everstring, Uberflip, Marketing Profs, and Dun & Bradstreet. Maybe you could reach out to a contact that you have at Uberflip to get some feedback?