A Sender Profile is used for Email, SMS, Push Notification, and LINE marketing Campaigns, and controls the "from" information from which your marketing message is sent. The Sender Profile is also used to determine the eligibility of a recipient to be included in a Campaign, based on his or her opt-in / opt-out status.
Engage+ allows you to set up different Sender Profiles within your client account, so you can manage your sender reputation at a more granular level. For example, by setting up different Sender Profiles, you can process opt-outs, abuse complaints, and bounce removals separately. This feature is particularly useful when deploying mailings for different brands or programs types, such as promotional messages versus transactional messages.
Note: Due to the complexities involved in defining a new Sender Profile, you're not able to create Sender Profiles directly from the Engage+ user interface. If you need to create a Sender Profile, please work with your Marigold support team, who will assist you with this process.
For SMS Campaigns, a unique Sender Profile is set up for a Short Code.
For Push Notification Campaigns, an Application Group serves the same function as a Sender Profile. When you create an Application Group, you're effectively creating a Sender Profile for the Push Notification channel.
For Email Campaigns, Sender Profiles are set up at the mailing domain level. An Email Sender Profile determines from which "sending domain," and which "IP environment" your campaigns will be sent.
A "sending domain" is a unique name that identifies an internet resource. The email sending domain is what appears when a consumer receives an email that has been sent using Messaging (for example, "alerts@crm.abcompany.com").
An "IP environment" is a set of shared or dedicated IP addresses that will be used to reach the Internet Service Provider and deliver your email messages. IP environments must go through a careful, gradual process of establishing a good reputation with ISPs (a process known as "IP warming"). ISPs will refuse to deliver email messages from IP environments that they view as spammers. Providers use a variety of metrics, such as mailing volumes, complaints, and engagement to determine an IP environment's reputation. Your Messaging support team can assist you with setting up an effective IP warming strategy that will ensure a good sender reputation.
For LINE Campaigns, a unique Sender Profile is set up for a LINE Account.
The Sender Profile screen is used to manage your Sender Profiles. This screen is accessible by the following method:
From the Admin Banner Bar, select Settings > Campaign Settings > Sender Profiles
View a Sender Profile To view the details of a Sender Profile:
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Assign Sender Profile Classification The Sender Profile Classification allows you to organize your Sender Profiles based on their intended purpose -- sending "promotional" messages (such as special offers) or sending "transactional" messages (such as password resets or order confirmations). The Classification setting is used for managing recipient eligibility across Sender Profiles, within the same sending table. When you select a Sender Profile in a Campaign, the platform will automatically suppress any recipients unsubscribed from other Sender Profiles with the same Classification, on the same sending table. For example, let's say you have two Sender Profiles classified as "Promotional." You create a Campaign and select one of these Sender Profiles. The platform will suppress all recipients who have unsubscribed from EITHER of your Promotional Sender Profiles. The use of Sender Profile Classifications varies depending on the data source for the Campaign:
To define the Classification for a Sender Profile:
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Manage "From" Email Addresses Within a Sender Profile for the Email channel, you can define one or more "From" email addresses, along with the friendly version of those addresses. The "friendly from" is an important aspect of email marketing, and should be chosen carefully, as it's what consumers will see in their inbox. In most cases, you want to use a "friendly from," such as your company name, brand name, or publication name. A consumer can easily identify your message in his or her inbox if the "from" is something like your company name, as opposed to a full email address. When you select an email Sender Profile, the screen displays a list of all your "From" email addresses. From this screen, you can add or delete a "From" address. Note: You can't modify an existing "From" email address. Add a New "From" Email AddressTo define a new "From" email address for a Sender Profile:
Delete a "From" Email AddressTo delete an existing "From" email address from a Sender Profile:
Note: Deleted "From" email addresses are NOT moved to the Recycle Bin, and can't be restored.
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Assign a Sender Profile to a Campaign When defining a marketing campaign in the Email, SMS, and Push Notification channels, you must select the Sender Profile to be used by that Campaign. The channel associated with the Sender Profile must match the Campaign's channel (for example, you can't use an SMS Sender Profile in an Email Campaign). Note: Before you can use a Sender Profile in a Campaign, you must first associate that Sender Profile to the source table from which you're mailing. See Assign a Sender Profile to a Campaign Source Table for more details on this process. To assign a Sender Profile to a Campaign:
If you're working with an email Campaign, you must also select the desired "From" email address that you want to use (see Managing "From" Email Addresses for details on setting up these email addresses). To select the "From" email address:
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Assign a Sender Profile to a Source Table When you define a new marketing campaign in Messaging, you must define the source table (usually something like "Customers" or "Recipients") that the Campaign will use to get its recipients, and to update status fields. For Campaigns in the Email, SMS, and LINE channels, the source table must be linked to the Sender Profile that you want to use for your Campaign. The Push Notification channel utilizes Application Groups in place of Sender Profiles. See Assign an Application Group to a Campaign Source Table for more details. Note: Once you assign a Sender Profile to a table, you can't remove that assignment. To assign a Sender Profile to a table:
The system automatically creates a new "Sender Profile Status ID" field for each selected Sender Profile. The Stauts ID field uses Status ID Codes to indicate the eligibility of this consumer to be included in a campaign. You'll see this new Status ID field listed on the Table screen with the default name of: "<Field name> <Sender Profile name> Status ID."
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