Looking for an easy way to manage your online or live events? ClickDimensions forms, emails, and event integrations make it a snap to create an event, invite attendees, capture registrations, and analyze the results. Here’s a quick guide to get you started!  1. Create a CRM Campaign This first step is optional, but can help …

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ClickDimensions is proud to announce that Curtis Luckey has joined our customer support team as a Technical Support Specialist. Curtis was born in Youngstown, Ohio, but moved to Georgia about 17 years ago. He graduated with a B.S. in Computational Media from Georgia Tech last May, and his hobbies include tennis, gaming, drawing and reading …

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Adding a CRM campaign field to an event record form is a useful customization you can make in your CRM.  This tutorial will show you how to use a CRM campaign field to associate event records with new leads (or contacts) that came from registering for these events (Source Campaign). Setup Steps: I have already …

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ClickDimensions is excited to welcome Michael Viggiani to our support team as a Technical Support Specialist. Mike recently relocated to Greenville, South Carolina from New York where he worked at Cablevision as a Help Desk Analyst. Mike has an Associate’s degree in Business Administration, and he enjoys music, video games and electronics in his free …

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ClickDimensions’ subscription pages, forms, and surveys allow you to set actions that will add the respondent’s lead/contact record to, or remove them from, a static marketing list. These actions are very helpful when you know that everyone who completes a given subscription page, form, or survey should be added to or removed from a specific …

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In a previous blog post, we described how you can pre-fill forms using URL parameters and a little Javascript. In that example, we generated URL parameters for First Name and Last Name in an email link, and when the recipient clicked the link, it pre-filled the corresponding form with their name. To take this concept …

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