We’ve introduced a Dynamic Countdown Timer that personalizes the countdown for each contact based on when they receive or open your email. You can now create unique timers for each recipient, making your campaigns feel more personal and time-sensitive.
TABLE OF CONTENTS
- What is a dynamic timer?
- Popular Use Cases for Dynamic Countdown Timer
- What is "Countdown Timer Ends at Time"?
- Benefits
- How to Use It
What is a dynamic timer?
A Dynamic Countdown Timer is a personalized countdown that adjusts based on each contact's interaction with your email. Unlike static timers that show the same countdown for all recipients, a dynamic timer starts counting down from the moment a contact opens or receives the email, making it unique for each person.
For example:
- Contact A opens the email at 2 PM, and their timer counts down from 2 PM to 12 AM.
- Contact B opens the email at 5 PM, and their timer counts down from 5 PM to 12 AM.
This feature allows you to set personalized, time-sensitive experiences for each recipient, increasing engagement and driving immediate action based on their specific interaction with your campaign.
Popular Use Cases for Dynamic Countdown Timer
1. Birthday Offer (Email Sent Trigger)
Scenario: Send a birthday discount to customers, valid until midnight on their birthday.
- How it works:
- Email Sent at 11:59 PM the previous day.
- Timer Duration: 24 hours.
- Timer Ends at 12:00 AM (midnight).
- Outcome: Each recipient has a full day from receiving the email to redeem their offer.
2. Black Friday Sale (Email Opened Trigger)
Scenario: Offer a minimum 2-hour discount window after the email is opened.
- How it works:
- Email Opened triggers the countdown.
- Duration: 2 hours minimum.
- Timer Ends at 11 PM the same day.
- Outcome:
- Contact A opens at 6 PM—timer ends at 11 PM.
- Contact B opens at 10 PM—timer ends at 11 PM next day.
- Each user has a unique window to claim the offer.
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