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How to Implement Direct Checkout in Email Campaigns

Our latest release simplifies adding product elements to email campaigns and setting up direct checkout. TABLE OF CONTENTS Problem Statement: What We…

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Our latest release simplifies adding product elements to email campaigns and setting up direct checkout.

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Problem Statement:

Previously, users could only use generic URL links for redirection, with no way to customize the link for individual products.

What We Did:

  1. Users can now generate direct payment links for each product.
  2. Users can customize the checkout page for each product within the same campaign.
  3. Purchases are automatically updated in conversion and campaign statistics.

Benefits:

  1. Easier setup and use of product elements.
  2. Improved tracking of conversion metrics.

How to Use:

  1. Navigate to the email marketing section.
  2. Create a new email campaign.
  3. Add a product element and select direct checkout.
How to Use: (image 1 of 2) What this shows Navigate to the email marketing section. What this shows Illustrates the "How to Use:" section of "How to Implement Direct Checkout in Email Campaigns". This screenshot appears in the "How to Use:" section of "How to Implement Direct Checkout in Email Campaigns". The text alongside this image reads: Navigate to the email marketing section. Create a new email campaign. Add a product element and select direct checkout. Immediately after, the guide continues: Click the link icon next to the product to customize the checkout page. Modify the checkout page layout and save your changes. Image 1 of 2 Where to goNavigate to the email marketing section. Create a new email campaign. Add a product element and select direct checkout. Next stepClick the link icon next to the product to customize the checkout page. Modify the checkout page layout and save your changes.
All 3 steps in this procedure
  1. Navigate to the email marketing section.
  2. Create a new email campaign.
  3. Add a product element and select direct checkout.
  1. Click the link icon next to the product to customize the checkout page.
  2. Modify the checkout page layout and save your changes.
How to Use: (image 2 of 2) What this shows Click the link icon next to the product to customize the checkout page. What this shows Illustrates the "How to Use:" section of "How to Implement Direct Checkout in Email Campaigns". This screenshot appears in the "How to Use:" section of "How to Implement Direct Checkout in Email Campaigns". The text alongside this image reads: Click the link icon next to the product to customize the checkout page. Modify the checkout page layout and save your changes. Immediately after, the guide continues: Send test emails to ensure everything is working correctly. Image 2 of 2 How to confirmClick the link icon next to the product to customize the checkout page. Modify the checkout page layout and save your changes. Next stepSend test emails to ensure everything is working correctly.
All 3 steps in this procedure
  1. Navigate to the email marketing section.
  2. Create a new email campaign.
  3. Add a product element and select direct checkout.
  1. Send test emails to ensure everything is working correctly.

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