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Create a campaign

Campaigns are, in very simplistic terms, the ‘folders’ of associated e-mails, SMS messages and Web Pages.

When planning a summer campaign which will involve two e-mails, a registration form and a final SMS message, a campaign would be created to house all these common resources.

Defining a campaign enables aggregated campaign-wide reporting to be returned which can help measure the success of the efforts.

Campaigns exist in a ‘tree’ structure i.e. one campaign can be part of another. 1. Click on the Campaigns tab

2. Click on Overview 3. Click on New Campaign

Email marketing remains one of the

most important tools available to

digital marketers today, providing

a cost-effective technique to reach

prospects and customers with

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Introduction

4

Log

into

the

application

5

Logging

in 5

Logging

out

6

Retrieving

a

forgotten

password

5

Create

a

campaign 7

Add an email 9

Edit

an

email 13

– Working with Regions and Components

14

Adding

a

component

14

Removing

a

component 14

Editing

text 15

Adding

an

image 15

– Creating a hyperlink to a web site page

15

– Creating a hyperlink to a PDF/Word document

16

Test

the

email

17

Upload

a

contact

list

19

– Importing

Contacts

21

Send

the

email

22

View

Reports 24

– Performance

Summary

Report 25

Support

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Create a campaign

Campaigns are, in very simplistic terms, the ‘folders’ of associated e-mails, SMS messages and Web Pages.

When planning a summer campaign which will involve two e-mails, a registration form and a final SMS message, a campaign would be created to house all these common resources.

Defining a campaign enables aggregated campaign-wide reporting to be returned which can help measure the success of the efforts.

Campaigns exist in a ‘tree’ structure i.e. one campaign can be part of another. 1. Click on the Campaigns tab

2. Click on Overview 3. Click on New Campaign

Introduction

Etelligent is an email-marketing web application

that combines legitimate bulk mail sending with

supporting engagement measurement tools.

The application uses familiar interface techniques

such as windows, drop-down menus, right-clicking,

and double-clicking to provide an intuitive method

of working with your data.

This guide is intended to provide a step by step

approach to getting started with the application.

It does not cover how to analyse reports or perform

advanced features such as triggered emails. It rather,

explains how to log in, send an email and view

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Log into the application

Users are required, for security reasons, to log in and out of the application. A remember feature exists to enable users to avoid logging in and out on every occasion. Forgotten passwords can also be reset by selecting the option on the login screen.

Logging in

1. Launch a modern web browser¹ and enter the login URL provided by your support team in the Address Bar.

2. Complete the login details:

Client code

The account you wish to log in to

User name

The username provided to you

Password

The password provided to you

3. Click on the Log in button

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Note: This is only required to be agreed to once.

Logging out

1. Click on the Log out button located at the top right hand corner of the Navigation

Retrieving a forgotten password

1. Navigate to the login screen. Please contact support if you are unaware of the login URL.

2. Click on Forgot your password?

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Create a campaign

Campaigns are, in very simplistic terms, the ‘folders’ of associated e-mails, SMS messages and web pages.

For example, when planning a summer campaign which will involve two e-mails, a registration form and a final SMS message, a campaign would be created to house all these common resources.

Defining a campaign enables aggregated campaign-wide reporting to be returned which can help measure the success of the overall efforts.

Campaigns exist in a ‘tree’ structure i.e. one campaign can be part of another. 1. Click on the Campaigns tab

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4. Complete the properties form (Step 1 of the form):

Name

The name used in the application to refer to this campaign

Description

A brief description of the contents of this campaign

Parent campaign

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Add an email

Sending electronic-mails, or e-mails, has become an important means of

communication since the dawn of the twenty-first century. No longer in the sole domain of computer science students, they have become as commonplace as sending letters through the national postal service.

Communication via e-mail is a preference that most people expect from any organisation operating today. Using the features provided by this application, you can not only create and send e-mails, you can also monitor the recipient’s interaction and automate responses to their behaviour.

1. Click on the Campaigns tab 2. Click on Overview

3. Click on View Campaigns

4. Use the plus icons if necessary to navigate to a campaign that you wish to add the email to

5. Right-click on the name of the campaign

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7. Select a layout (template) to base your email on or choose an existing email in another campaign to copy

Click on the name of the layout or email to view a preview of that email Click on Next > to continue

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Name

The name used in the application to refer to this e-mail

Subject Line

The subject line that recipients will see upon receipt of this e-mail

From address – friendly name

The name displayed in the recipient’s mailbox

From address

The e-mail address the e-mail is sent from

Reply address – friendly name

The name used to reply to

Reply address

The e-mail address that replies to the e-mail will be sent to

Salutation

The default setting for the name merge field. If first name cannot be found, and a title and last name also cannot be found then this value is used

e.g. ‘Customer’, ‘Client’

9. Click Next > to move to Step 2

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Source

This is the name of the application

Medium

This is the name of the medium of the message e.g. e-mail

Name

This is the name of the e-mail message

Apply to these domains

Only the domains listed here will have the Google Analytics tagging code applied. These should be domains that you have access to the Google Analytics account and have Google Analytics tracking code on the web pages. Separate multiple domains with commas

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Edit an email

Once an e-mail has been created the content editing can be achieved very easily using the graphical editor.

1. Click on the Campaigns tab 2. Click on Overview

3. Click on View Campaigns

4. Use the plus icons if necessary to navigate to an e-mail you wish to edit

5. Right-click on the name of the e-mail 6. Click on Edit

Working with Regions and Components

Each e-mail and web page is made up of one or more regions. Each region contains one or more components. You can only move components within their allocated region.

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Clicking on the menu button will display the actions that can be performed on that component

For more information on components, see the Components section in Help (located at the top right hand corner of the navigation).

Adding a component

1. Select the component you wish to add the new component before 2. Click the menu button

3. Click Add component

4. Use the plus icons if necessary to navigate to the component to be added 5. Click on the name of the component to be inserted

6. Click Insert

7. The e-mail will reload with the new component added

Removing a component

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Editing text

1. Select the component you wish to edit 2. Click the menu button

3. Click Edit

4. The graphical editor will appear

5. Edit the text using the styling and formatting buttons provided 6. Click Save

7. Note: every time that the Save button is clicked on a component, a version is stored which can be retrieved using the View History option from the

component menu

Adding an image

1. Select the component you wish to edit 2. Click the menu button

3. Click Edit

4. The graphical editor will appear

5. Position the cursor where you wish the image to appear 6. Click on the Image Manager button

7. Navigate to the folder you wish to add the image to (click Upload to upload an image from your computer¹)

8. Click on the image name 9. Click Insert

Creating a hyperlink to a web site page

1. Select the component you wish to edit 2. Click the menu button

3. Click Edit

4. The graphical editor will appear

5. Highlight the text or image that you wish to link to web site page 6. Click on the Hyperlink Manager button

7. Complete the form:

URL

The URL of the web site page. Select e.g. http:// or https:// as appropriate. Complete the URL e.g. www.beingonline.co.uk

Target

Specifies whether the linked page will open in a new window or replace the existing page.

Tooltip

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Creating a hyperlink to a PDF/Word document

1. Select the component you wish to edit 2. Click the menu button

3. Click Edit

4. The graphical editor will appear

5. Position the cursor where you wish the image to appear 6. Click on the Hyperlink Manager button

7. Click on the paperclip icon to launch the Document Manager

8. Navigate to the folder you wish to add to document to (click Upload to upload the document from your computer)

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Test the email

Sending an e-mail is as easy as clicking a button. E-mails can be sent to individuals or groups i.e. Mailing Lists. E-mails get added to a queue to be sent. A time that the e-mail should not go out before can be specified.

Before sending an e-mail out to a large group it is recommended that the e-mail has been sent to yourself or a test group for sign-off

1. Click on the Campaigns tab 2. Click on Overview

3. Click on View Campaigns

4. Use the plus icons if necessary to navigate to an e-mail you wish to edit 5. Right-click on the name of the e-mail

6. Click on Edit. This will open the editing window 7. Click on the Window Title Button

8. Click on Test Email 9. Complete the form

Message to be sent with the email (displayed at the top of the email)

Text entered here will appear at the top of the email when it arrives in the

recipient’s inbox. This can be used to include a message requesting sign off for an email. For example, ‘Here is the email for your approval’.

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(Only send the plain text version)

As each e-mail has two parts to it: HTML and plain text, it is possible to send only the plain text version. Some users may opt to receive only plain text versions owing to their devices

10. Click Next >

11. Click on Individual and enter an email address

12. Click Next >

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Upload a contact list

A Mailing List is used to identify a group of contacts that you wish to send messages to.

Contacts can be added to them by importing the contacts from an external file e.g. Microsoft Excel spreadsheet, or they can be added via a Registration Form. Mailing Lists can have segments applied to them to select a sub-set of the Mailing List.

Importing Contacts

1. Click on the Contacts tab 2. Click on Mailing Lists 3. Click on New Import

4. Step 1 requires the import statement to be confirmed

5. Click on ‘I confirm, to the best of my knowledge, that the statement above is correct for this import’ if you are agreeable to the terms

6. Click Next >

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8. Complete the form:

Source file to import contacts from

The file to import the contacts from. Note: This must be in Microsoft Excel spreadsheet or CSV format

9. Click Next >

10. Step 3 specifies which sheet to import from and which Mailing List to import to 11. Complete the form:

Source Table/Sheet to import from

Specifies the worksheet to import the contacts from. Note: Microsoft Excel allows for multiple worksheets. In most cases this will be ‘Sheet1$’

Destination Mailing List to import into

Specifies the Mailing List to import the contacts into 12. Click Next >

13. Step 4 specifies the matching of the columns in the e.g. Excel spreadsheet to the fields in the contact’s profile

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Destination

Specifies the contact fields to import the contacts into

Source

Specifies the e.g. Excel spreadsheet column headings to match against the destination fields.

15. Click Next >

16. Step 5 specifies whether or not a segment should be created to identify this import

17. Complete the form:

Create Segment

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Send the email

Sending an e-mail is as easy as clicking a button. E-mails can be sent to individuals or groups i.e. Mailing Lists. E-mails get added to a queue to be sent. A time that the e-mail should not go out before can be specified.

Before sending an e-mail out to a large group it is recommended that the e-mail has been sent to yourself or a test group for sign-off

1. Click on the Campaigns tab 2. Click on Overview

3. Click on View Campaigns

4. Use the plus icons if necessary to navigate to an e-mail you wish to edit 5. Right-click on the name of the e-mail

6. Click on Edit. This will open the editing window 7. Click on the Window Title Button

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Only send the plain text version

As each e-mail has two parts to it: HTML and plain text, it is possible to send only the plain text version. Some users may opt to receive only plain text versions owing to their devices. 10. Click Next >

11. Click on Group and select a mailing list from the drop down list

12. Click Next >

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View Reports

Reports are useful tools to help review issues such as the quality of your contacts, the activity of your contacts, and the interaction of your contacts with your e-mail sends.

Performance Summary Report

This report shows the deliverability and contact interaction of e-mails.

Performance Summary reports can show aggregate statistics for all e-mail sends within a campaign; for all sends of an e-mail; or for a single send of an e-mail. The number of times a link was clicked on is also available from within the single-send report.

1. Click on the Campaigns tab 2. Click on Sends

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