Better Mautic Opt-In Campaigns
How to create a double opt-in campaign with Mautic that instantly sends the confirmation email rather than waiting for a campaign to trigger.
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How to create a double opt-in campaign with Mautic that instantly sends the confirmation email rather than waiting for a campaign to trigger.
Example code to update preferred locale with information from WPML using the 'wpmautic_tracking_attributes' filter of the official Mautic WordPress plugin.
A new option was recently added to the official Mautic WordPress plugin (Version 2.1.0), but it won’t do anything out of the box. Here’s how to set it up to track extra information from your logged-in users.
If you have used Serverpilot to set up your server intending to host Mautic then here is how to add the cron jobs to keep everything running.
On first glance, the blank Mautic theme looks like the perfect starting point for a simple HTML email, you just drag and drop the elements that you need into the layouts, add your images and text, select some colours and it’s done. Unfortunately, after testing the resulting emails in different email clients and web apps
This is a follow-up to the original post about adding Mautic tags to users based on what they view on your site. In this post, I’m going to add (or remove) tags after check out, based on the products that the user bought.
Usually, when I install Mautic, there is a bit of back and forth with the client to get the information required to get the job done. This is my list of information that needs to be provided to get Mautic installed and operational in one sitting.
The official WordPress plugin for Mauitc comes with a number of shortcodes, which makes it easy to add Mautic forms and content into posts and pages. One of the shortcodes adds the ability to tag (or un-tag) visitors in Mautic depending on the pages they view. This makes it easy to tag visitors dynamically by using the
Today I was talking to a musician importing thousands of contacts into a newly setup Mautic install. The issue was that the CSV of contacts to import only contained Country Code and Zip columns.
If you get the following error when trying to import contacts into Mautic, it’s likely that the issue is not with the file encoding, but with one of the fields within the file. Invalid file type “text/x-pascal”. Use a file that matches of of the following mime types: “text/csv”, “text/plain”.
Having used Mautic for a few clients, I decided to install it on my own site, partly for testing and partly to actually use it’s functionality. Unfortunately, having made an effort to keep my page sizes to a bare minimum, it was depressing to see that the tracking script increased the overall size of my pages
I first ran into this issue after installing a local copy of Mautic to develop some custom Email templates. Everything looks fine until you open up the email builder and images added in the Email Twig template don’t show. The fix is pretty simple if a little counter intuitive.