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API Legacy Version 3

Setting Up Transactional Messages

by Rob Slade on August 17, 2010 · 0 comments

NOTE: You need to be comfortable with both the API and automated message rules in order to use transactional messages.
Earlier in this month, Brad wrote a blog post on getting started with transactional emails in Bronto. Today I would like to follow up on that post and discuss the process for setting up transactional messages [...]

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Welcome Friend! Adding New Contacts Using the API

by Andrew Kanes on February 18, 2010 · 1 comment

This post only applies to Legacy Version 3 of the API
You may be using the Bronto API to find out who is reading your deliveries or to send a message, but how about using it to add new contacts to your Bronto list? Using the API, you can add new contacts that you have in [...]

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Separate Your Way To Success

by Alex Durzy on February 12, 2010 · 0 comments

This post only applies to Legacy Version 3 of the API
Would you tow a trailer with a sports car? Would you tighten a bolt with a hammer? Would you eat soup with a knife?
Many of our clients, either by design or due to allocation of resources, have a separation of responsibilities in regards to their email marketing [...]

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Keep Your Eye On The Sparrow: Using The API To Retrieve Conversions

by Alex Durzy on January 21, 2010 · 0 comments

This post only applies to Legacy Version 3 of the API
Since conversions are in many cases the purpose for sending an email, they have been covered in great depth in previous posts. You may to start with the basics of conversion tracking and how to set it up by John Gunther. Also, as Adam Covati recently [...]

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Give Them What They Want With API Message Tags

by Alex Durzy on December 10, 2009 · 0 comments

This post only applies to Legacy Version 3 of the API
If you have been sending personalized messages to your contacts, then you already understand how useful this marketing technique can be. If you would like to start exploring how to use personal information you have about your contacts, take a look at this post [...]

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