Using NiftyImages with Iterable will allow you to add more dynamic and personalized images to your email campaigns, all with the use of a simple Image URL and your current Iterable variables.
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This integration requires an Iterable account and a NiftyImages account.
If you’re not already an Iterable client, request a demo to discuss the how the Iterable and NiftyImages integration can work for you.
This guide walks through the setup of using any NiftyImage that you create, within any of your Iterable email templates.
- Countdown timers
- Dynamic timers
- Personalized images using Iterable merge fields
- Rule-based images
- Data source images such as live scores/stocks, local weather, or feature product availability
- Real-time images like past purchases, recommended products, or loyalty rewards
Setup
Creating images with NiftyImages is easy and quick. The self-service platform allows you to create and modify images for use across your entire email strategy. The NiftyImages platform includes how-to blogs and videos for each image type, along with dedicated support and live chat.
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After creating an image with your NiftyImages account, a unique image URL will be generated for that image. Copy the image URL for use in your Iterable email template; it will look something like this:
Images may contain a placeholder for your Iterable merge variables.
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Then, paste the NiftyImages URL into the image's Url field in the Iterable email editor.
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You will instantly see the image appear in your template.
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If you are using a personalized image, you must include the Iterable variable that you wish to use in the URL. This example shows an image that uses the
firstName
variable:The personalized image URL will show the variable until the campaign is sent and Iterable replaces it with the relevant subscriber's personal data.
NOTE
To create a trial account for NiftyImages please visit https://www.niftyimages.com. Alternatively, reach out to your customer success manager to get a direct contact at NiftyImages for a demo or questions.
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