An expiration date is used to prevent the customers from accessing a Cloud page and redirect them to another URL. Unfortunately, Marketing Cloud doesn’t provide this feature out-of-the-box, but thanks to AMPscript and server-side Javascript, creating a seamless expiration date flow is somewhat easy.
When a customer arrives on a Cloud page, having a pre-filled form with the information we know about the customer is crucial to a good user experience. Salesforce Marketing Cloud allows us to pre-populate forms with relative ease using only few lines of AMPscript.
Coupon codes or discount codes, how do we manage them in Salesforce Marketing Cloud? In short, it’s easy… But there is a catch!
Have you ever tried to insert AMPscript into a Free Form Content Block? Then you know for sure that they don’t like each other very much!
Although it’s the common belief that there is no way to easily debug AMPscript and avoid the pesky Error 500, it’s still possible!
In this article, I will show you how to create a Data Extension, fill it up with data and retrieve this data with server-side Javascript.
The matter seems trivial but still requires close attention when passing URL parameters.
A Form Handler is a web page which allows us to avoid the flawed Smart Capture feature and grants the freedom to create any kind of forms.
Creating a triggered email in Marketing Cloud is not an easy task. But once mastered, the process doesn’t take too much time.
What happens if your Cloud page is attacked by bots? There is a way to protect it, here is how…
