Does a contact need to start (or stop) receiving a communication of yours? If your Report or Data Extension is based on a Salesforce Campaign, users can manage Campaign Members and create new Contacts when needed. Those audience changes will be reflected the next time the corresponding Report is sent to or Data Extension is started. It's a great way for users to continually manage small changes to an audience, without involving an eComm specialist.
You've launched your event and starting promoting it; naturally, there might be some management of invitees to occur. Cvent makes things easy - from registering someone or initiating a refund.
Often when a Contact is not receiving emails, there are several logical reasons why, including actions taken by constituents themselves. If you are investigating why a Contact is not receiving communications, review the steps below to troubleshoot.
A crucial role of an eComm Specialist is to create audiences. Before diving into the multi-step process, it's important to have a basic understanding of terminology and the end-user experience.
When you launch your event, Cvent integrates with Salesforce to automatically share registrant participation information. Cvent then provides numerous methods for tracking attendance for your event or sessions. Use this insightful, actionable data to make your next event even better!
Track attendance for your event or sessions by marking who showed up. With Cvent, you can mark them one at a time, import a list of participants all at once, or use OnArrival to mark participants onsite.
Interested in being part of a collaborative community devoted to eComm? Start by updating your Chatter Group(s) email frequency and you'll receive posts via email (i.e., every post, daily digest, or weekly digest). There is one group devoted to Marketing Cloud & Salesforce and a second group for Cvent.
Creating a good-looking email in Marketing Cloud is one thing, but ensuring it displays well across inboxes is a greater challenge. Learn to apply three best practices when using text blocks to have confidence in how emails display for recipients.
