Mautic 2.8 Released
The latest version of Mautic includes lots of neat stuff: ability to include reports, mailer-as-contact-owner, increased builder functionality, and more. Plus improvements to the Salesforce integration, One Signal integration (mobile push notifications!), and a new Twilio integration.
See: full release notes and the blog post announcement.
Introduction to Mautic Webinar
In a recent FAQ published in the official Mautic Help Center, you’ll find a new, free one hour webinar being offered! The signup page says it will be “a brief introduction to Mautic” and cover “Mautic workflows: configuration, contacts, components, channels and campaigns” plus Q&A. Check it out!
Video: How to Add a Hero Image in a Landing Page
A new video from the Mautic team on how to add/change the hero image in a Mautic landing page without converting it to “Code Mode”.
Video: TYPO3 Mautic Extension: version 0.0.2
Using TYPO3? A few weeks ago I noted the new integration for Mautic on my plugins page – now there’s a helpful video to help you set up the integration.
New FAQ Items from the Mautic Help Center
Here are three new FAQs that were published this week:
- Template vs. Segment Emails
- What is Kiosk Mode on Mautic Forms?
- How to use Unsubscribe Feedback Form Option in Emails?
Video: Mautic Facebook Leads Integration Using Forms
This video shows how you can send your Facebook leads to Mautic using Mautic forms. Hooray for more Facebook integration options!
A Tip from the Forum: How to set up a fallback for personalized content
Example: if you want to personalize an email by including the first name token, but you don’t have their first name in the contact record – use the fallback!
Captcha prevents Spam Bots in your Mautic Email Lists
Helpful post on setting up your own captcha-type requirement with a Mautic form. Note: published in Portuguese by Luiz Eduardo Oliveira Fonseca – if you use Google Chrome, it will offer to translate the content to your language 🙂
Creativity Needs Flexibility
New post from the official Mautic blog. “The days of cobbling together dozens of solutions to run marketing campaigns is nearing the end.”