Transactional email is used for non-marketing emails such as confirmations and purchase receipts, messages about changes to your privacy policy, or to send login credentials to a purchased membership product. These emails are sent to contacts even if they have unsubscribed from your marketing emails. (https://ontraport.com/support/email-marketing/email-settings/)
Transactional email is NOT marketing email. It is email that delivers a product, an invoice, a request for payment for a purchase already made, or other messaging having to do with an existing paying-client relationship. It is not to promote new stuff to an existing client. When you check this box, the email will be sent even if a contact has already unsubscribed. Because of this, if you send marketing content via a transactional email to someone who has unsubscribed, you will be breaking CAN-SPAM and other anti-spam laws. This is your responsibility.
In addition, should we discover marketing messages in emails that you have marked as Transactional Emails, Ontraport can and will suspend your ability to send transactional emails or your account entirely if you continue to abuse this feature.
Below is an image that pops up when you click the "transactional mail" checkbox when creating an email message.
Locate your Profile Icon > Select Administration Under the Membership tab > Select WordPress Site You may need to enable WordPress from Admin section Click New WordPress Site > Existing WordPress Site (https://ontraport.com/support/membership-sites/connect-your-existing-wordpress-site/)
You can send emails to contacts who specifically requested to receive content from you. If you send emails that do not relate to your contacts’ requests, they are likely to unsubscribe, complain about your messages (mark them as spam) and that impacts your email delivery reputation.
For that reason, you cannot send emails to people that simply attended an event you attended or spoke at. A better way to get consent for mailing might be to capture lead information at the event. For example...
Create an opt-in page and have it available on a mobile, tablet or laptop during the event Setup an Ontraport SMS number and have leads send an SMS message to your Ontraport SMS number with their name and email. If you speak from stage, have attendees text your number with their email to get the slides or a special offer. Create a flyer that they can fill out which shows they're giving you permission to email them and enter the leads in your Ontraport account.
Reference: https://ontraport.com/support/uncategorized/email-standards/#getting_permission
In order to remove an image from an Order Bump you will need to select the Order Bump element in the page editor.
In the element settings on the left palette, select the Style tab Scroll down the Style tab until you reach the "IMAGE" section In the 'Position' dropdown field, select 'None' Save and republish!
You don’t -- consultants manage their own listing. They can login to the cert portal and click on “manage listing” to update their listing. (https://s3.us-west-1.amazonaws.com/screenshot.ontrapedia.com/public/chuttanus/2023-11-24_12-56-30.png)
Navigate to and click on the Order Summary Element within your page. "Trial Label" is the setting you are looking for. See here for reference: http://screenshot.ontrapedia.com/public/wdavidson/chrome_VcpGa0tE3f.png
Ontraport has standards to ensure your emails make it to the inbox.
You only have permission to send emails to contacts who specifically request to receive information from you. If you send emails that do not relate to your contacts’ requests, they are likely to unsubscribe or complain about your messages and you don't want that.
Sending emails to email addresses that you scraped off the internet is against our terms of service. (https://ontraport.com/support/reference-material/email-standards/#bulk_email_laws)
Reference: https://ontraport.com/support/reference-material/email-standards/
Questions to ask:
Who do they sell to? Businesses? If no, you do not need companies. If yes, proceed to question two. Are you working with multiple contacts at the same company and is it important that you know that these 10 contacts are all associated with the same company? In other words, would you like the ability to email all 10 contacts at a given company at once and see that all those 10 contacts are associated with the same company? If yes to these two questions, you should use Companies. Do you need a primary point of contact amongst those companies and the ability to know and communicate with that primary point of contact? If yes, you’ll want a primary point of contact relationship (one-to-one) between Companies and Contacts
Import rules (step 5) are be applied to the contacts once the import has completely finished. In other words, the pending review import process needs to finish before the rules from the import are applied.
No, due to the high security risk, we do not allow the ability to pass variables via landing pages to a WordPress membership site/page.
Transactional email is NOT marketing email. It is email that delivers a product, an invoice, a request for payment for a purchase already made, or other messaging having to do with an existing paying-client relationship. It is not to promote new stuff to an existing client. When you check this box, the email will be sent even if a contact has already unsubscribed. Because of this, if you send marketing content via a transactional email to someone who has unsubscribed, you will be breaking CAN-SPAM and other anti-spam laws. This is your responsibility.
In addition, should we discover marketing messages in emails that you have marked as Transactional Emails, Ontraport can and will suspend your ability to send transactional emails or your account entirely if you continue to abuse this feature.
Below is an image that pops up when you click the "transactional mail" checkbox when creating an email message.
Locate your Profile Icon > Select Administration Under the Membership tab > Select WordPress Site You may need to enable WordPress from Admin section Click New WordPress Site > Existing WordPress Site (https://ontraport.com/support/membership-sites/connect-your-existing-wordpress-site/)
You can send emails to contacts who specifically requested to receive content from you. If you send emails that do not relate to your contacts’ requests, they are likely to unsubscribe, complain about your messages (mark them as spam) and that impacts your email delivery reputation.
For that reason, you cannot send emails to people that simply attended an event you attended or spoke at. A better way to get consent for mailing might be to capture lead information at the event. For example...
Create an opt-in page and have it available on a mobile, tablet or laptop during the event Setup an Ontraport SMS number and have leads send an SMS message to your Ontraport SMS number with their name and email. If you speak from stage, have attendees text your number with their email to get the slides or a special offer. Create a flyer that they can fill out which shows they're giving you permission to email them and enter the leads in your Ontraport account.
Reference: https://ontraport.com/support/uncategorized/email-standards/#getting_permission
In order to remove an image from an Order Bump you will need to select the Order Bump element in the page editor.
In the element settings on the left palette, select the Style tab Scroll down the Style tab until you reach the "IMAGE" section In the 'Position' dropdown field, select 'None' Save and republish!
You don’t -- consultants manage their own listing. They can login to the cert portal and click on “manage listing” to update their listing. (https://s3.us-west-1.amazonaws.com/screenshot.ontrapedia.com/public/chuttanus/2023-11-24_12-56-30.png)
Navigate to and click on the Order Summary Element within your page. "Trial Label" is the setting you are looking for. See here for reference: http://screenshot.ontrapedia.com/public/wdavidson/chrome_VcpGa0tE3f.png
Ontraport has standards to ensure your emails make it to the inbox.
You only have permission to send emails to contacts who specifically request to receive information from you. If you send emails that do not relate to your contacts’ requests, they are likely to unsubscribe or complain about your messages and you don't want that.
Sending emails to email addresses that you scraped off the internet is against our terms of service. (https://ontraport.com/support/reference-material/email-standards/#bulk_email_laws)
Reference: https://ontraport.com/support/reference-material/email-standards/
Questions to ask:
Who do they sell to? Businesses? If no, you do not need companies. If yes, proceed to question two. Are you working with multiple contacts at the same company and is it important that you know that these 10 contacts are all associated with the same company? In other words, would you like the ability to email all 10 contacts at a given company at once and see that all those 10 contacts are associated with the same company? If yes to these two questions, you should use Companies. Do you need a primary point of contact amongst those companies and the ability to know and communicate with that primary point of contact? If yes, you’ll want a primary point of contact relationship (one-to-one) between Companies and Contacts
Import rules (step 5) are be applied to the contacts once the import has completely finished. In other words, the pending review import process needs to finish before the rules from the import are applied.
No, due to the high security risk, we do not allow the ability to pass variables via landing pages to a WordPress membership site/page.