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Siebel Marketing User Guide > Creating and Using Offers > Working with Email Offers > If-Then-Else Personalization ElementThe following is a list of If-Then-Else personalization element components:
The following is a simple example of the use of an If-Then-Else personalization element. If the first name is defined, the contact's or prospect's first and last name appears. If the first name is not defined, only the last name appears: Dear [Field: First Name] [Field: Last Name], Dear Mr. or Mrs. [Field: Last Name], Nesting If-Then-Else personalization elements (placing one within another) is an acceptable practice. The following is an example of nesting these elements: Dear [Field: First Name] [Field: Last Name], Dear Mr. or Mrs. [Field: Last Name], Using of indentation indicates the nesting of one If-Then-Else personalization element within another. This is not necessary, but makes it easier to read. Also, notice that each component is on its own line. This use of separate lines is also not necessary, but makes reading the offer easier. After the Email Marketing Server makes the decision about what text or HTML to remove, the If-Then-Else personalization element components are also removed (including their trailing line breaks). |
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