Data Feeds - Delete Data Feeds Paid Members Public
On the Data Feeds screen, click the Actions icon (...) next to the Data Feed you want to view. This will bring up the Data Feed Action Menu (Fig 1). Fig 1 Click the Delete option (Fig 2). Fig 2 If deleting the Data Feed is successful, you'll see
Data Feeds - Adding Data Feeds in Basic Editor Paid Members Public
To add Data Feeds to an Email Campaign created in the Basic Editor, click the Data Feeds button at the top of the screen (Fig 1). Fig 1 This opens the Select Data Feed window. Select the Data Feed you want to inject into the campaign send and then click
Data Feeds - Adding Data Feeds in the DND Builder Paid Members Public
To add Data Feeds to an Email Campaign created in the DND Builder, add an Empty Block and drag a Text Widget inside (Fig 1). Fig 1 After modifying the text how you like, the Data Feed information can be entered surrounded by 3 curly brackets on each side (ex.
Data Feeds - Edit Data Feeds Paid Members Public
On the Data Feeds screen, click the Actions icon (...) next to the Data Feed you want to view. This will bring up the Data Feed Action Menu (Fig 1). Fig 1 Click the Edit option to bring up the Edit Data Feed screen (Fig 2). Fig 2 When you Edit
Data Feeds - View Data Feeds Paid Members Public
On the Data Feeds screen, click the Actions icon (...) next to the Data Feed you want to view. This will bring up the Data Feed Action Menu (Fig 1). Fig 1 Click the View option to bring up the View Data Feed screen (Fig 2). Fig 2 When you View
Data Feeds - Creating Data Feeds Paid Members Public
Data Feeds are a way to add information from an external source and inject it into your campaign in real time. To add a Data Feed, go to Resources -> Data Feeds in the left navigation menu (Fig 1). Fig 1 You'll land on the Data Feeds
New Basic Editor - Reconciling Differences Between Text and HTML Emails Paid Members Public
When working on your Email Campaign in the Basic Editor, you can also view what a text-only version of the email looks like by clicking the T icon (Fig 1). Fig 1 This will open the Text Version window (Fig 2). Fig 2 If you click Regenerate, the text is
New Basic Editor - Import HTML Paid Members Public
The only major difference between the Import HTML and the Basic Editor pages is the initial pop-up you see when choosing the Import HTML page (Fig 1). Fig 1 When choosing a file to add to the Import HTML feature, it should be one of the following files types: * .HTM