This resource is designed for eComm specialists who help onboard new users for their campus. Once you know how to submit requests and important deadlines, get a peek into all the customized emails they will recieve during their first 7 months in the applications. All emails are customized based on the applications the individual has access to and the eComm specialist who supports them.
eComm specialists can assist users with administrative tasks, such as unlocking a user, resetting their password or granting a temporary code if they forgot their authentication method.
Upgrades occur all the time, but it doesn't always alter email marketing practices. Many email client's recent upgrade will enhance privacy for recipients, gradually resulting in inflated, artificial open rates for email marketers. With a key piece of reportable data becoming more unreliable, we must reconsider how success is measured.
Learn how you'll be notified about eComm outages and unplanned maintenance. Salesforce users can set their own Salesforce Chatter Notifications and Post in Salesforce Chatter.
Learn what to do if you're logging into Marketing Cloud, asked to verify your identity via a code sent to your email, but never receive a message.
Salesforce Dashboards can provide easy to understand, quantifiable data on Marketing Cloud email sends and Cvent events - among other things. When used in combination with other information and your own criteria of success, it will help paint a more complete picture of your outreach efforts.
eComm is a suite of tools built to support communicators across all four CU campuses, System and Advancement. Before trying to get access to Salesforce, Marketing Cloud and/or Cvent, get a better sense of what the eComm technology entails and how it might be able to support your electronic communication and event needs.
Do you find yourself taking two clicks every time you login to Marketing Cloud to navigate to Email Studio? Set your Default Login Preference to Email to avoid that step when logging in.
We want to give eComm users autonomy wherever possible, but there are a few pieces that require a request to an eComm specialist.
Learn about a tiered system of consequences that will occur if you repeatedly violate CAN-SPAM.

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