Learn to Send Emails Using Marketing Cloud Marketing Cloud's mass email capabilities allow you to  Use in-brand templates Incorporate images Utilize in-brand design elements Design and produce unique emails Access sophisticated metrics  Learning Objectives: Course participants will Gain familiarity with the Marketing Cloud interface Learn where to access and store emails, templates, and other assets—and plan your team's unique folder structure Create and send a test email Prepare to collaborate with the Advancement Digital Team on your account set-up needs BEGIN COURSE

Refresh Your Memory on Marketing Cloud Email How-Tos  Once you've completed the Marketing Cloud Emails Online Course, you can quickly access the course videos below for reminders on various topics. You may also want to reference the Marketing Cloud Email Tips.   Login via NetBadge: Login is simple and secure.   Calendar & Email Overview: See what's scheduled within your unit and find your way around the Email Overview tab.   Local & Shared Content: Organize your unit's email content and access branded templates and content blocks.   Creating Emails: Quickly build emails using branded templates and content blocks.   Paste as Plain Text: Avoid corrupting formatting by using this feature when adding text.   Personalizations: Add variable text to create a unique experience for each recipient.   Testing: Ensure your emails are fully polished and meet your unit's needs.   Scheduling & Sending: Complete final prep, select recipients, and schedule your email send.   Data & Reports: Review data to inform future work.  

Simplify Your Email Lists Learn to import CSV files, ensure your data maps correctly, and edit existing data extensions with these demo videos.   Set Up Your CSV File and Data Extension Fields   Import Your CSV File and Ensure Correct Mapping   Update an Existing Data Extension  

Google Chrome has begun blocking images, audio, and videos loaded from unsecured  (i.e., HTTP) web domains when previewing emails in Marketing Cloud.  This issue can be resolved by enabling the Google Chrome mixed content flag to ensure that unsecured images render. On a PC/MAC to do this in your Google Chrome browser click on the padlock icon in the URL bar → Click on Site Settings → Update the Insecure content dropdown to "Allow." See https://help.salesforce.com/articleView?id=000355099&type=1&mode=1 for more information.