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Using merge fields to personalize your emails

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Last updated 3 years ago

Merge fields allow you add in subscriber info into your email for a personalized experience. You can view a list of all available fields by clicking the respective tab anywhere you are adding email content.

Using the merge field is as simple as typing it in your email:

For example you can:

  • Set a default value

    • Dear {{ first_name | default: "customer" }}

  • Capitalize only the first letter

    • Dear {{ first_name | capitalize }}

  • Get only the first word of first_name (If your first and last names are not split)

    • {{ first_name | split: " " | first }}

Mailblast uses to handle merge fields, so on top of inserting tags for users, you can set up additional filters and conditionals in your emails templates.

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