Real-time Marketing, RSS Feeds & Subscription Centres – Dynamics 365 Marketing
For my own website, I have a way for people to subscribe to different categories of blog posts. I give them a subscription page and the option to select which types of content to receive. I appreciate that not everyone is interested in all of the areas I cover, so they can select accordingly so that when a new blog post hits my RSS feed, an email goes out to only those who want that kind of content.
ClickDimensions has an RSS Feed connector, essentially giving users the ability to create the same kind of experience. D365 Marketing does not, BUT now with Real-time Marketing I figured out a way that we can achieve this. I use WordPress and make sure each blog post has its own category, so I am approaching this from that perspective. Sorry, this is a long one, but there are a lot of important parts to get right to make it work. Watch on to find out how!
Contents:
01:46 – WordPress Categories
02:43 – Subscription Lists
03:13 – Marketing Forms
07:56 – Event Trigger
09:56 – Real-time Marketing Email
13:44 – Flow in Power Automate
19:56 – Real-time Journey
21:03 – Final Email Received
? Read the related blog post:
https://meganvwalker.com/d365-real-time-marketing-rss-feeds-subscription-centres
? Check out my blog posts on Dynamics 365 Marketing here:
https://meganvwalker.com/category/dynamics-marketing/
Thanks for watching. You can find me in the following places:
? Website: https://meganvwalker.com
? Twitter: http://twitter.com/meganvwalker
? LinkedIn: http://linkedin.com/in/meganwalker
? Subscribe to my blog at: https://meganvwalker.com/subscribe-new-articles/
#D365Marketing #PowerPlatform #MSDynCRM #MSDyn365 #D365
For my own website, I have a way for people to subscribe to different categories of blog posts. I give them a subscription page and the option to select which types of content to receive. I appreciate that not everyone is interested in all of the areas I cover, so they can select accordingly so that when a new blog post hits my RSS feed, an email goes out to only those who want that kind of content.
ClickDimensions has an RSS Feed connector, essentially giving users the ability to create the same kind of experience. D365 Marketing does not, BUT now with Real-time Marketing I figured out a way that we can achieve this. I use WordPress and make sure each blog post has its own category, so I am approaching this from that perspective. Sorry, this is a long one, but there are a lot of important parts to get right to make it work. Watch on to find out how!
Contents:
01:46 – WordPress Categories
02:43 – Subscription Lists
03:13 – Marketing Forms
07:56 – Event Trigger
09:56 – Real-time Marketing Email
13:44 – Flow in Power Automate
19:56 – Real-time Journey
21:03 – Final Email Received
? Read the related blog post:
https://meganvwalker.com/d365-real-time-marketing-rss-feeds-subscription-centres
? Check out my blog posts on Dynamics 365 Marketing here:
https://meganvwalker.com/category/dynamics-marketing/
Thanks for watching. You can find me in the following places:
? Website: https://meganvwalker.com
? Twitter: http://twitter.com/meganvwalker
? LinkedIn: http://linkedin.com/in/meganwalker
? Subscribe to my blog at: https://meganvwalker.com/subscribe-new-articles/
#D365Marketing #PowerPlatform #MSDynCRM #MSDyn365 #D365
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