This field will show you when the recipient first opened the email. Note: the recipient has to have downloaded the image at the bottom of the email in order for PowerEmail to count an open. This field will show you the total number of times the recipient opened the email. When you open that email record you will notice that there is an area called “PowerEmail.” This area will show you the tracking information for the email, including the number of times the email was opened, when it was first opened, when it was last opened, and any URL’s that were clicked on within that email. If you would like to see if your email has been opened or if the links within the email have been clicked on, navigate to the CRM record and under the activities section open the email you sent. If you’d like to reset the values here to the default values, choose “Reset”. Once you are finished making changes to the configuration tab make sure you select save. To change this field, click in the value column next to the setting, and type either Left, Right, or Center. Left aligned, center aligned, or right aligned. This field shows you where the ‘Unsubscribe Link Text’ will appear in your email. When someone clicks on this link at the bottom of your email, the “Bulk Email” radio button will be set to “Do Not Allow” on their CRM record. This is the text that will appear at the bottom of each bulk email you send (individual CRM emails will not have this option). If you do not want to track clicks, simply click in the value field where it says “Yes” and type “No.” This field gives you the option to decide whether or not you’d like to track the links that your recipients are clicking on within the emails you send them. If you would not like to track email opens, simply click in the value field where it says “Yes” and type “No.” This gives you the option to decide whether or not to track opens in your emails. Note: The tracking token is case sensitive. For example, you can use your company logo as your tracking image and insert that image above your signature in the email by using the |poTrack| token.
You can use this token to place the image somewhere other than at the bottom of your PowerEmail.
To change the text in this field, double click in the value column.
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This will be displayed in lieu of the image, if the email recipient decides not to download images. To change this field, double click in the value column. Here you will enter the name of the image you have uploaded along with the suffix indicating the image type (.png. Now that you have your PowerEmail Image set up, navigate to the PowerEmail Configuration tab. Date Created: DecemLast Modified: March 24, 2015
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