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Mary_S · ‎04-07-2021

Hi @DougF51 , Thank you for the clarification. As far a button goes. We do have button coding for a Sign-Up Form Landing Page within your Sign Forms tab. Or if you if you just need a URL to a button you've created, there is also the option of creating a Lead Generation Landing Page.

Mary_S · ‎04-07-2021

Hello @DougF51, Absolutely you can have a sign-up form call up on your website! Sign-up Forms are a great way to capture contact information and boost your marketing efforts. The best part is that any contacts that sign up are automatically added to your account - with no manual work! Inline form - An Inline Sign-up Form is embedded into the HTML code in your website or blog so that you can collect sign-ups as people view a specific webpage. Pop Up form – A Pop-up Sign-up Form is embedded into the HTML code in your website, or blog, and pops into view after a specific amount of time, between 1 and 15 seconds, so that you can collect sign-ups as people view your website. How to Activate and Install your signup form on your Website.

Mary_S · ‎04-07-2021

Hello @BITI0 , Custom fields are certainly helpful within Constant Contact. One thing that might be helpful is when you export Bounced contacts or Opens from the Reporting section of a sent campaign; the export will include all fields for the contact. So the export would include custom fields, including your UserID along with email address, name, etc.

Mary_S · ‎04-06-2021

Hello @CyberSecuritySummit, The design with the two thumbnails and wider text is certainly attractive! With three items across, you’ve seen you can only drag the gutters between cells/sections creating a predefined width for each block. You can try aligning your images to create closer to the desired design (align first thumbnail to right, second thumbnail to left). But to achieve the desired design, I would suggest creating one single image that contains both thumbnails.

Mary_S · ‎04-05-2021

Hello @Rahoeft , Thank you for checking in on the issue. I am sorry your images not displaying as you expect. Unfortunately there has been no update or change in the situation. At this time the same workarounds are being suggested: Here is a workaround for a setting change that can be done in Outlook 2010, 2013, 2016, and 2019. Here is a different workaround that can be used in the above versions of Outlook and Outlook 365. As previously mentioned, you can also change the image URL's used in an email to start with HTTP instead of HTTPS. I'll paste the steps Kara previously listed below: For each image that is not showing: Click to open the image as if you were going to change it Right click on the image Copy image address Go to the Image URL tab Paste the URL Remove the "s" from the https, leaving the image as http Preview the image and insert it. Repeat for all images Test to outlook client

Mary_S · ‎04-05-2021

Hello @jerryw , I did locate a couple tutorials you might find helpful: Add, arrange, or delete blocks in your email template Wrap text around an image in an email

Mary_S · ‎04-05-2021

@AmeerahS7 You should be able to copy the link url of your landing page and paste it wherever you want including on a webpage. Here is information with ways to share the link url of your custom landing page. Exactly how were you wanting to connect it to your domain or sub-domain?

Mary_S · ‎04-01-2021

@IconKoolTrends I apologize your images are not being seen by all of your recipients of your campaigns. Let me gather a bit more specific information so that we can check to see if there is anything we offer to improve the Windows users experience. * Do you happen to know what email client the Windows users are using? (For example Outlook 2010) * What is the name of a campaign or campaigns where you have noted the missing images? If you could email communitysupport(at)constantcontact(dot)com with the information requested, we will investigate further.

Mary_S · ‎08-15-2019

@9dNorthDigMarketing Hello! Thank you for reaching out to the Community! I am sorry your “Contact Us Today” link returned an error for some of your co-workers! We certainly do know it is important to have your links work the way you expect. After testing, it does appear it is an issue with that co-worker’s particular office network. Nothing within Constant Contact would forbid a person from any other sites. One thing you can offer your co-worker is to whitelist Constant Contact as a safesender so they would have a better experience receiving your campaigns.

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