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Magento Extensions for the Bronto Marketing Platform

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Submitted by Damian Trzebunia(100)
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26 October, 2011 - 10:59

Easy-to-use software is a Bronto hallmark, but we also want to make it easy for you to integrate Bronto with your ecosystem. As of this week, Bronto offers two new integration modules for the Magento eCommerce Platform:

Using Conversion Tracking With A Private Domain

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Submitted by Amanda Harris(5)
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11 August, 2011 - 14:13

You've seen the blog posts (here and here) about the upsides of moving your Bronto email sends to your own private domain. Before you take the plunge, you will want to think ahead to your conversion tracking needs, as moving to a private domain will change how Bronto’s conversion tracking interacts with your site.

Before we go any further, you need to know which type of conversion tracking you are currently using, if any?

Give Them What They Want With API Message Tags

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Submitted by Andrew Kanes(80)
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28 July, 2011 - 12:09

If you have been sending personalized messages to your contacts, then you already understand how useful this marketing technique can be. If you would like to start exploring how to use personal information you have about your contacts, take a look at this post by Frank Chapman on Getting Personal With Your Contacts.

Viewing The Contacts On A Segment Using The API

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Submitted by John Gunther(325)
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12 April, 2011 - 12:08

If you are using the API and want a quick way to find out which contacts are on a particular segment, this post is for you.

Adding New Contacts Using the API

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Submitted by Andrew Kanes(80)
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22 March, 2011 - 12:05

One of the first things you will want to do with your Bronto account is add contacts. Using the API, you can add new contacts that you have in a system outside of Bronto. The Bronto API allows you to create up to 5000 contacts in a single request.

Adding Contacts With A Little Sourcery (using the customSource property)

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Submitted by Alex Durzy(110)
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2 February, 2011 - 14:54

If you use the API to add or update your contacts, you may have wondered what that customSource property in the contactObject was. Wonder no more. This post will explain what the customSource property is.

Pausing After Adding and Eating

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Submitted by Andrew Kanes(80)
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18 January, 2011 - 14:06

I think we all know the old adage to wait 30 minutes after you eat before going into the water isn't necessary, but the idea is a good one. Sometimes it is best to wait. This applies to adding objects using the API.

Parting Is Such Sweet Sorrow

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Submitted by Andrew Kanes(80)
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16 December, 2010 - 14:22

It's sad, but true. Occassionally, there are times when a contact may no longer want to receive your messages. Bronto handles these "unsubscribes" for you, but if you are using the Bronto API, you may need to transfer this information to your other systems for reference. You can do this using the readContacts function.

Agency Level API Access

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Submitted by Alex Durzy(110)
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10 December, 2010 - 13:56

If you have used the Agency Level API access with the Bronto API v3 in the past, and want to transition those powerful capabilities to your new API v4 integration, this post is for you.

Read Segments using the API v4

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Submitted by Andrew Kanes(80)
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19 November, 2010 - 12:52

You probably know you can use the addDeliveries function and target a list of contacts or an individual contact using the API, but did you know you can also target a dynamic segment of contacts that you have created in the Bronto application?

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