easyPoints Properties: Let's Make an Tier Advancement Email
9 steps
1
Here's a fake email template we're going to use to try out using easyPoints properties! Specifically, we'll make a template for a tier advancement email.
2
Fill in all applicable properties by clicking where you want to add a property, then click the "Add personalization" icon.
3
For inserting the customer's current tier name, click "$easypoints_tier_current_tier_name"
4
For inserting the amount of money a customer needs to spend to unlock their next tier, click "$easypoints_tier_advancement_requirement"
5
For inserting the deadline to unlock the next tier, click "$easypoints_tier_advancement_deadline"
6
Lastly, for the name of the next tier, click "$easypoints_tier_advancement_tier_name"
7
Since the monetary value we added in Step 4 does not contain a currency symbol, let's add one in within the email's body text.
8
You should now see the properties in your email template — of course, as is, they don't look like much. So let's see how they look when sent to a subscriber via the "Preview and Test" button!
9
You can now see the email has filled with the selected recipient's profile details!
easyPoints Properties: Let's Make an Tier Advancement Email
9 steps
1
Here's a fake email template we're going to use to try out using easyPoints properties! Specifically, we'll make a template for a tier advancement email.
2
Fill in all applicable properties by clicking where you want to add a property, then click the "Add personalization" icon.
3
For inserting the customer's current tier name, click "$easypoints_tier_current_tier_name"
4
For inserting the amount of money a customer needs to spend to unlock their next tier, click "$easypoints_tier_advancement_requirement"
5
For inserting the deadline to unlock the next tier, click "$easypoints_tier_advancement_deadline"
6
Lastly, for the name of the next tier, click "$easypoints_tier_advancement_tier_name"
7
Since the monetary value we added in Step 4 does not contain a currency symbol, let's add one in within the email's body text.
8
You should now see the properties in your email template — of course, as is, they don't look like much. So let's see how they look when sent to a subscriber via the "Preview and Test" button!
9
You can now see the email has filled with the selected recipient's profile details!
