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MailChimp Merge Tag Tricks

Wednesday, November 19th, 2008

Here’s a video of some neat things you can do with MailChimp’s merge tags (formatting tricks, dynamic content based on interests, etc):

also see: Personalizing your welcome emails w/merge tags

NEW! Advanced Merge Tags

Monday, October 13th, 2008

Merge tags allow you to personalize your emails.  One of the most basic and common uses of merge tags would be something like, “Hello, *|FNAME|*” inserted as a greeting for your email.  The tag *|FNAME|* will insert the user’s first name, making for a customized email experience.

Advanced Merge Tags

Advanced Merge Tags

In the latest MailChimp system update, we’ve added support for advanced merge tags.  These enable you to to do some very cool things, including the ability to create dynamic content.  In the Campaign Builder, when you click to edit any area of your content, you’ll see a link for the “advanced merge tag reference”.  Clicking this will bring up an information window with all the details I’m about to share.  We’ve divided this reference into categories to make it easier to use: Formatting, Dynamic Content, List Information, Sharing, and Campaign Information.

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Conditional (Dynamic) Content in MailChimp

Wednesday, May 14th, 2008

One of the new features going live this weekend in MailChimp is what we call “Smart Merge Tags.”

If you’re a MailChimp customer, you’re familiar with sticking the merge tag *|FNAME|* wherever you want the recipient’s first name to appear. Simple stuff.

But we’ve got a new set of merge tags that let you do some really smart stuff with logic and conditions and A/B test content…

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