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Adding Contacts With Direct Add

by John Gunther on August 10, 2010 · 2 comments

This post was originally published several months ago, but has been updated with new content and additional examples.
A few months ago, Lucas Weber wrote a post called DIY Integrations: Getting Contacts Into Your Account With Direct Add that explained how to use Direct Add. With the Spring 2010 release, we have moved this feature [...]

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Success! Tags

by Rob Slade on July 20, 2010 · 0 comments

We have added in a small feature you may not know about in Bronto called Success Tags. Success tags are used in the Webform that’s displayed to contacts when they successfully submit a different Webform. This tag displays the text added in the Success Message text box on the Form Settings page for [...]

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Using Tags In The From Name And From Address

by Rob Slade on June 22, 2010 · 2 comments

When sending out a message in Bronto, the application requires entering a from name and from address. This has been standard practice since email started. Some situations may require different from names and from addresses depending on who the message needs to come from. Recently, we introduced a way for you to use special tags, field [...]

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Reusing Content With Content Tags

by John Gunther on June 8, 2010 · 0 comments

Do you have content that you use in all of your messages? Do you hate having to re-type this content each time you create a new message? If so, you will be a big fan of Content Tags. Content Tags allow you to create reusable “blocks” of content that you can use in the body, [...]

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No Data? No Problem. Using Dynamic Content To Handle Empty Tags

by John Gunther on June 3, 2010 · 2 comments

Placing Field Tags in your messages is a great way to use existing contact data to create more personalized messages. However, sometimes you don’t have certain data for contacts in your account. Without this data, the tags will be replaced with no content. Obviously, this can create problems and be a blemish on an otherwise [...]

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