UCCS hosted a Lunch and Learn session for users in Sept. to review email and event best practices including three checklists for quick-reference. Keep them on hand to help have your next email send or event go successfully.
Transferring a license? Adding a new user to an existing team? eComm specialists (by way of having access to all Cvent events) can create a Cross-Event Report of the events created by a particular user. They can navigate to each event and share it with the new user so they can hit the ground running.
Collaborating with someone else at CU on your events? Give other Cvent Users visibility to your event so they can modify your registration, access reports, help manage invitees and more.
Want to learn the eComm suite of tools? Find out where to find complete new user training for Salesforce, Marketing Cloud and Cvent. We encourage you to pause the videos periodically and allow yourself time to put the material into practice.
Walk through the materials below to build your knowledge of how eComm approaches CAN-SPAM, the federal law that pertain to you as a communicator of CU. Confirm you understand the basics with a quick quiz.
This resource is designed for eComm specialists who are responsible for submitting provisioning and deprovisioning requests for their campus. Learn how to submit requests while being mindful of important deadlines and details that affect the user experience.
Checklists and simple how-tos are an easy and effective method to ensure a quality product goes out the door every single time. eComm's most successful users embrace checklists regardless of how many successful emails or events they have already sent or hosted.
Design an email template, drop in data tags, and send it once. With event emails everyone on the invitation list will receive a personalized copy, like it was written just for them. Hosting sessions? Rather than troubling everyone on your invitation list, distribute the webinar info, send a reminder to bring questions for the panelists, or announce that the room has changed to only those who registered for an optional session.
