From the category archives:
As a follow up to the blog post on Creating New Webforms, I would like to show you some advanced ways to implement the webforms you create in Bronto. Two ways you can use your webforms are to link directly to the form in an email, or to embed it directly on to your web [...]
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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 to a new location and made some improvements to it. This post will walk you through how to [...]
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As technology advances, so to do your needs for immediate results. As a user of the world wide web, you have become conditioned to expect your news and social status in real time. We have taken this into consideration and have implemented instant chat as a support option in the Bronto application. We are now available [...]
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Coming soon to a Bronto near you, our new webforms interface! We’ve redesigned our way of building webforms and I would like to take a few moments to show you some of the basics of how it will look and perform.
In Bronto, we have a link where you can go to preview the new webforms [...]
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In the past, the only way for you to edit blocks of Dynamic Content was to make changes directly to the Dynamic Code. As of the Spring 2010 Release, this no longer the case. We have made it easy for you to add Dynamic Content to an HTML message, and then easily go back and [...]
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