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Set Up a Rule to Send an Automatic Email |
Location: Marketing Automation / Rules -> New Rule = Rule Editor
Overview: Use a rule to send an automated email message to a contact based on a trigger you define, such as filled out a form, or purchases a product etc.
You can by-pass setting up a sequence if all you want to do is send a single email to someone based on any of the rule triggers. This can be used to send an email to both your web visitors who perform actions on your website as well as to send emails to internal contacts (e.g. staff etc) to notify of actions performed by your web visitors.
For instance if you are selling access to a survey, and wanted the customer to get the access link email each time they purchase the product, you would want to set that automatic email to go out as an email message sent via rule.
Or, if you just wanted to send out a notice to your staff that someone answered a specific question on a form with a specific answer, you can create a rule with the form/ and form field answer as the trigger, and the action would be to send message to a specified contact defined in the rule. (See example in screenshot below.)
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You will need to create the email message as an email template, and you can use associated variables to populate the email with the data points the web visitor entered. For instance, if it is an email associated with form/ and form field answer as the trigger, you can populate the Email Template with the completed form answers variable, so the email message will have intelligent data for the person receiving it.
Note: Feel free to ask for a list of available variables if you like. There are over a hundred, so we do not have an easy insert menu for these just yet.
Sending an Automatic Email Message as Rule:
Summary of Steps to Create the Rule to Send an Email Message
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