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Set up SPF/DKIM/DMARC (Namecheap)
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Set up SPF/DKIM/DMARC (GoDaddy)
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Set up SPF/DKIM/DMARC (Hostinger)
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Set up SPF/DKIM/DMARC (Cloudflare)
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Set up spin-to-win flow
First of all, make sure you already have a Spin to Win form before creating an associated automation workflow.
This automation enables you to effortlessly streamline the distribution of coupon codes to your subscribers who have successfully engaged with the Spin to Win form and secured a winning slice.
The following tutorial provides a straightforward guide for implementing the most basic setup for sending out these winning coupons.
Feel free to enhance the automation by adding extra steps. For instance, you might want to check whether the customer has opened the initial email containing the coupon. If not, consider setting up an automated process to resend the coupon for their convenience.
Additionally, you can include an action that categorizes or assigns the subscriber to a specific group once they’ve successfully secured a coupon code.
Here’s an illustration of a more intricate and detailed automation workflow:
Based on whether a subscriber opens your email with the winner’s information, you can automatically nudge those who missed it with a follow-up or move those who engaged into a specific ‘Confirmed’ group.
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Jumpseller Integration
KEY FEATURES
- [Embedded subscription forms](#embedded forms)
- [Pop-up forms](#pop-up forms)
- [Subscriber management and segmentation](#Subscriber management and segmentation)
- Automation workflows
Installation process
Follow the interactive tutorial to connect your Jumpseller with your Sender account.
Embedded forms
As you now have connected your Jumseller store with Sender, you can add your first embedded form in your store website.
In your Sender account, go to Forms and select “Create a new form” if you haven’t already. Follow this tutorial to create an embedded form. To edit an existing form, click the arrow button next to “Overview” and choose “Edit.”
Once you have an embedded form, click the “Overview” button beside it.
On this page, you’ll find the Activity summary, Form URL, QR code for the form, and integration instructions.
In the integration instructions, find the form’s script (embedded forms have two script parts).
Once you have your scripts prepared, go to your Jumpseller store: Admin Panel -> Themes -> Visual Editor.
Navigate to General settings -> Edit Settings -> Other options.
Insert the first script into “Embed code on the end of ” and the second one into “Embed code on the end of .”
Save the changes.
Pop-up forms
Make sure you have already integrated your Jumpseller store with Sender.
Navigate to the Forms section within your Sender account. If you do not have a form already, choose “Create a new form” by following these instructions.
To modify an existing form, click the arrow button adjacent to “Overview” and select “Edit.”
Before proceeding, ensure to customize the form behavior settings according to your preferences. These can be found on the form editing page, under “Behavior”.
Once you have finished editing, click Save and Continue.
In the Overview page, under Activity summary, enable the form by switching the toggle.
Congratulations! Your form will now be displayed on your website based on the behavior settings you have selected.
Subscriber management and segmentation
Once you have have your Jumpseller store connected to Sender, your customers will be automatically added to your subscriber list in Sender.
To effectively manage your subscribers, use segmentation and advanced filters.
You can filter subscribers by the following:
- Number of orders (more than, less than, between, equal to, does not equal to);
- Total spend (more than, less than, between, equal to, does not equal to);
- Quantity of products per basket (more than, less than, between, equal to, does not equal to);
- Placed order (before, after, between, on a specific date);
- Ordered specific product (select a store and a product);
- Order refunded (before, after, between, on a specific date);
- Did not purchase anything (before, after, between, on a specific date);
- Abandoned cart: checkout started (before, after, between, on a specific date);
- Abandoned cart: returned through email (before, after, between, on a specific date).
By creating and saving a segment, any upcoming customers within the specified range will be automatically included in that segment, enabling you to send personalized and targeted email/SMS campaigns.
Follow this link to learn how to create a segment.
Automation
Cart tracking is enabled automatically if you connect your Jumpseller store with Sender.
Post-purchase and abandoned cart workflow
Use this feature to set up automated workflows for your e-commerce processes. If you haven’t set up these workflows yet, click here to establish an Abandoned Cart workflow and here to set up a post-purchase automation workflow.
Welcome email workflow
Initiating a warm welcome for your new subscribers not only establishes a meaningful connection but also plays a crucial role in cultivating their loyalty as customers. Sending a personalized greeting creates an engaging experience that encourages them to remain connected with your content.
For insights on implementing this strategy, follow this link to explore a comprehensive guide on setting up a welcome email automation sequence.
Birthday workflow
If you choose to gather your customers’ birthdates, it opens the door to sending them special birthday codes for enticing purchases on their special day or throughout the birthday week. Explore this tutorial to learn how to establish an effective birthday automation workflow.
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Warm up a dedicated IP
When you get a dedicated IP address with our Enterprise plan, our system automatically initiates the warming-up process on your behalf, utilizing a portion of your most engaged subscribers. It typically takes 4-8 weeks to achieve maximum deliverability (depending on volume and engagement).
The warming-up period may extend if mailbox providers perceive that the emails are not explicitly desired by the recipients, such as when recipients have not explicitly signed up. Certain mailbox providers impose sender thresholds, restricting the number of messages delivered per day until a sender establishes a reputation.
If you prefer to manage the warming-up of dedicated IP addresses yourself, you can request to disable this automatic process.
However, it is crucial to avoid sending large volumes of emails immediately after the warm-up process ends. Instead, gradually increase the number of emails sent until you reach your intended volume. A sudden and substantial surge in the number of emails from an IP address may lead email providers to block or throttle message delivery from that address.
Important note: If you choose to disable the automatic warm-up feature, the responsibility of warming up your dedicated IP addresses falls on you. Sending emails from addresses that haven’t undergone proper warm-up may result in poor delivery rates or delays.
Automated IP warmup hourly send schedule
Warmup Age (Days) Hourly Email Limit 0 20 1 28 2 39 3 55 4 77 5 108 6 151 7 211 8 295 9 413 10 579 11 810 12 1,000 13 1,587 14 2,222 15 3,111 16 4,356 17 6,098 18 8,583 19 11,953 20 16,734 21 23,427 22 32,798 23 45,917 24 64,284 25 89,998 26 125,997 27 176,395 28 246,953 29 345,735 30 484,029 31 677,640 32 948,696 33 1,328,175 34 1,859,444 35 2,603,222 That’s it!
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Transactional vs automated emails
Automated emails and transactional emails serve different purposes and have distinct characteristics. Here are the key differences between the two:
Purpose:
Automated Emails: Automated emails are typically used for marketing and engagement purposes. They are sent to a list of subscribers or customers to deliver promotional content, newsletters, product recommendations, or other marketing messages. These emails are often triggered by specific actions or events, such as signing up for a newsletter or making a purchase.
Transactional Emails: Transactional emails are primarily functional in nature. They are sent in response to a user’s specific action or transaction, providing important and often time-sensitive information related to that action. Examples include order confirmations, shipping notifications, password reset emails, and account verification emails.
Content:
Automated Emails: The content of automated emails is usually marketing-oriented and is designed to encourage user engagement, drive sales, or promote a brand. They may contain promotional offers, news updates, and personalized recommendations.
Transactional Emails: Transactional emails contain information directly related to the user’s interaction with a service or platform. They typically include order details, account information, receipts, and other essential data necessary for the completion of a transaction or action.
Triggering Events:
Automated Emails: Automated emails are triggered by predefined events or user behaviors, such as subscribing to a newsletter, browsing specific products, or reaching a certain milestone in a customer journey.
Transactional Emails: Transactional emails are triggered by specific actions taken by users, such as making a purchase, requesting a password reset, or confirming an email address. They are generated in response to these actions.
Compliance and Regulations:
Automated Emails: Marketing emails, including automated ones, must comply with anti-spam laws and regulations, like the CAN-SPAM Act in the United States or the GDPR in Europe. They require recipients’ consent and provide options for unsubscribing.
Transactional Emails: Transactional emails are generally exempt from many of the strict marketing email regulations because they are essential for user experience and are expected by users in response to their actions.
Open and Click Rates:
Automated Emails: Marketers often track open rates and click-through rates for automated emails to measure the success of their marketing campaigns.
Transactional Emails: Transactional emails may also be monitored for delivery and open rates, but their primary focus is on ensuring that users receive critical information.
In summary, automated emails are marketing-focused and initiated by predefined triggers, while transactional emails are functional and directly related to user actions. Both types of emails play essential roles in communication with customers and subscribers, but they serve different purposes in the email marketing ecosystem.
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Crowdin Integration
The integration with Crowdin simplifies translation management for your content, making it a breeze to create multilingual email marketing campaigns. Whether you’re a blogger, run an e-commerce business, or fall in between, this dynamic duo helps you effortlessly reach a global audience.
Integration with Crowdin allows you to:
- Translate your campaigns with ease.
- Easily sync content before and after translation.
- Auto-Sync Source Content and Translations.
- Empower translators with an intuitive preview.
- Rapidly update even minor content changes, such as new sentences or altered words.
How to integrate Crowdin with Sender
To integrate Crowdin with Sender takes only a few steps:
- Log in to your Crowdin account, navigate to “Apps and Integrations,” and search for “Sender.” Then, proceed to install the application.
- To complete the integration setup, you’ll need to obtain an API token from your Sender account. Follow these instructions to acquire your API key.
- Once you have your API key, add it to your Crowdin account and click on “Log in with Sender” to finalize the integration.
Manual synchronization
To bring content into translation mode from Sender.net, follow these simple steps:
- Open up the Sender.net integration.
- Over on the right panel in the Sender.net section, pick out the files you want to translate.
- Click the “Sync” button.
Now, if you want to export your translations back to Sender.net, here’s what you do:
- Pop into the Sender.net integration again.
- On the left side, select the files you want to sync with Sender.net.
- Click the “Sync to Sender.net” button.
Automatic Content Synchronization
To effortlessly import content for translation from Sender.net, select the files and then click on “Scheduled Sync,” located in the right panel within the Sender.net integration.
The chosen file will be automatically transferred at a predefined time (typically, once per day). The same button serves the purpose of exporting translated files from Crowdin to Sender.net (found in the left panel).
You can deactivate this function by clicking on “Disable Sync.”
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