Tag: cloud page

I have seen many blogs written on this topic, but almost all of them got it wrong! Even the major...

Today, I will set up a development environment for testing any SSJS or AMPScript directly from Visual Studio Code with...

One innovative way to enhance engagement and provide value is by integrating iCalendar (.ics) events into your email campaigns. Whether...

In Salesforce Marketing Cloud (SFMC), Cloud Pages are commonly used for developing and testing scripts. But once these pages are...

Let me show you the essentials I use in my day-to-day adventures with Salesforce Marketing Cloud. As we dive into...

If you have ever experienced troubles when referring to your content block within another resource, either an email template or...

I have discovered that when using the WS Proxy Retrieve method in Salesforce Marketing Cloud, the Filter’s Value property has...

Working with any marketing automation platform, especially Salesforce Marketing Cloud, can provide a great user experience and a sense of...

Recently, I attempted to reference a content block from a cloud page that contained client-side JavaScript, and to my surprise,...

Recently, while working with the double opt-in process that employs an API to trigger transactional messages, I encountered an issue...

You know the struggle when developing a cloud page application and trying to debug some issues or make changes. You...

Have you ever wondered, while working with SSJS, if there was a function in SSJS similar to the one you...

If you have field in DE that its value is not always populated for a particular row (customer) and you...

With majority of the implementations the out of the box center is not sufficient for the client and we are...

On many occasions when handling any form submission single cloud page application is used. This is great as all of...

Double opt in is basically the must have process on any newsletter sign up page in any marketing automation tool....

Previously, we implemented Google reCAPTCHA on this blog, which runs on WordPress. You can read that article here. Today, I’ll...