Email Sequences and discount codes.
I am sending out an Email Sequence of 5 emails and I am including some discount codes in each email. I have created the codes manually but is it possible to get Fluent CRM to create the codes. The Email Sequence runs for each sign up of a form but I need the discounts to be time limited (say 10 days). But creating them manually would not work for this case. They would need to be created dynamically.
I have had a good look around but don't seem to be able to find an option to do this. Am I missing something or is this just not available for Email Sequences.
Thanks Nick
You're right. This isn't possible during email sequences, however, you can easily do this using automation.
Nazir Himel OK thanks I thought that would be the case, just wanted to check first.
Nazir Himel OK I am really having problems with this. Is there a way to insert the discount code into the email? the only way I can see is by copying the dynamic code shown when creating a discount code. Look at the image this is what I am trying to do.
But I can't see how that would work unless I am missing something, as each person entering the funnel would have a different code generated and that would be a problem as I can't put their code in the email.
Maybe if I tell you what I am trying to achieve you can give me an idea of how to do it.
Customer enters the funnel I want to send them an email straight away with a discount code that expires after xx days from the date of the email.
7 days latter I want to send them a second email with another discount code that expires in xx days from the date of the email.
7 days later another email but no discount code.
7 days later another email but no discount code.
7 days later a final email with a discount code that expires xx days from the date the email was sent.
I am sure this can be achieved but after 2 days I have not managed to work it out
Hey Nick Porter, the shortcode is dynamic. You choose the Prefix, FluentCRM fills out the suffix every time it sends to a customer. And it sets the expiry dates automatically. I suggest you test the scenario on a local server to get a taste of what it looks like.