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neha_SnBanana Newbie
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Feature Update: Coming Soon

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rwhiteTribe Manager
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Issue with login

Facing issue with Email monkey login. Can anyone help please??

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jlopesTribe Manager
asked in General Q&A
Is there any way to clone a ServiceNow connector job?

Is there any way to clone a ServiceNow connector job? 

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Digital Hub Admin
7 days ago
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zknightTribe Manager
AI models to identify patterns in customer behavior that predict churn, enabling proactive retention strategiesNew

Can we Implement AI models to identify patterns in customer behavior that predict churn, enabling proactive retention strategies?

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kgootyTribe Manager
asked in Getting started in the community
PRODUCT ROADMAP

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AdminTribe Manager
published in Getting started in the community
Creating Engaging Email Content: Best PracticesCreating Engaging Email Content: Best Practices

 Creating Engaging Email Content: Best Practices In today's digital landscape, email remains a powerful tool for businesses to connect with their audience and drive meaningful engagement. However, with the average person receiving countless emails daily, it's essential to create engaging content that stands out and captures attention. In this article, we'll explore some best practices for creating engaging email content, along with actionable advice and examples to help you implement them effectively.1. Know Your AudienceUnderstanding your audience is crucial for crafting engaging email content. Take the time to segment your email list based on factors such as demographics, purchase history, and browsing behavior. With this information, you can create tailored content that resonates with each specific segment. Here's an example:Subject Line: Get 20% Off Your Next Purchase, Jane!Content: Hi Jane, we noticed you've been shopping for summer dresses. As a valued customer, we'd like to offe

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John_MooreTribe Manager
published in Analytics
Unlocking the Power of Data: The Analytic CapabilitiesBlog

 Unlocking analytics capabilities can significantly enhance the performance of your email marketing campaigns by providing in-depth insights into user behaviours and campaign effectiveness. Here’s a comprehensive guide to help you understand how to unlock and utilise these powerful analytics tools in JungleMail.Step 1: Accessing Analytics ToolsFirst, log in to your JungleMail account. Navigate to the 'Analytics' section from the main dashboard. This section provides a centralised view of all analytics tools and reports.Step 2: Utilising Basic MetricsOpen Rates: Measure the percentage of recipients who opened your emails. High open rates indicate strong subject lines and relevancy. Click-Through Rates (CTR): Track how many recipients clicked on links within your emails. This helps gauge the engagement level. Bounce Rates: Monitor the percentage of emails that couldn’t be delivered to recipients. Lower bounce rates indicate a cleaner contact list. Conversion Rates: Assess how many recipi

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rwhiteTribe Manager
asked in Product Q&A
Is there a global refresh button for AI Cheat Sheet or do you have to do this company-by-company?

Is there a global refresh button for AI Cheat Sheet or do you have to do this company-by-company?

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26 days ago
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ElizaBanana Newbie
published in Reporting
The 2 most relevant reports to build immediatelyreporting

Hi!   So, you’re new to our software and are looking to start out quickly. Who would we be to not help you to get sorted as soon as possible!Here are the two most relevant reports for any company to build immediately!   1. A bar-chart!Bar charts are the lifeblood of board meetings, team meetings and decks shared within companies across the globe. It isn’t hard to see why, they provide a clear overview of how things are progressing in a certain timeframe, anyone can understand.   Here’s what a bar-chart would look like:   An example bar-chart   2. A line-graph! Line graphs again are almost as useful. Where readability becomes an issue for bar-charts when you try to add multiple properties, line-charts really don’t have that problem. It’s easy to build, and universally applicable to any dataset.   Give them a go:   An example line-chart  Be sure to let us know if there are any other reports you think are a MUST-have. We’ll gladly add them to this article.   - Frank

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