Date Replacement Code in Groundhogg
{date.Y-m-d|+ 14 days} works to send a date two weeks in the future, no quotes, as one might think from looking at the PHP documentation.
{date.Y-m-d|+ 14 days} works to send a date two weeks in the future, no quotes, as one might think from looking at the PHP documentation.
The simplest and no-code approach to this seems to be to use Superlinks. Create the Superlink, and embed it in your email or page. Set a tag to be added on click. Use that Tag Added Benchmark in the funnel builder to catch the event, then the Add Note action with something like {date.Y-m-d|now};Video Watched;ID=12345…
I am pretty sure this works…YMMV – It’s a little brutish, sorry. Create View posts2update AS SELECT p.id, m1.meta_value AS email from ayq_posts p, ayq_postmeta m1, ayq_postmeta m2 WHERE p.ID = m1.post_id and p.ID = m2.post_id AND m1.meta_key = ‘_billing_email’ AND m1.meta_value IS NOT NULL AND m2.meta_key = ‘_customer_user’ AND m2.meta_value = 0 Create View…
In come cases, you may want to create multiple contacts from a single form submission, so that you can market to and track them separately. If you are selling a high value product or one with major life implcations, there may be multiple decision-makers. Or, you may want to capture multiple contacts from a team,…
There are no date or other filter inputs on the Zerobounce scan form… So, you may find yourself doing the Groundhogg Zerobounce Data Dance…which goes kinda like this: Set a filter for something like Unconfirmed newish, or imported, or other records you consider suspect. Export the records, at least ID and email. Go to Zerobounce,…
For some reason, this seems to be a deep, dark secret of the Internet. Lesson completions are stored in the lifterlms_user_postmeta table. YMMV – You can try renaming that table if you don’t mind resetting all the completions…sometimes, that’s just the thing… This was related to a Groundhogg project, so sorry for the apparently errant…
Groundhogg.io is one of the top two CRMs for WordPress. It does a lot in the Core, and there are addons for functional requirements like Contracts, and technical/functional ones like Zapier integration. If you run a WordPress based site that has any business functions at all, you sell products, etc., I recommend you check it…