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Hi - I'm wondering how people have found success in structuring their teams and workflows to cater to different languages? We are an English-first app, but have it available in Spanish, French and German. So far, I've just completely excluded the additional languages from campaigns because we don't have the bandwidth to handle other languages right now. We are a small team of English speakers (I took French immersion in school but wouldn't rely on it since I haven't used it in a long time). I have a few different use cases which could probably benefit from their own approach: One-off campaigns: regular monthly newsletters, feature releases, surveys etc. Canvases: Welcome series, purchase conversion, churn reduction canvases: these are fairly complicated canvases which are updated once per month, maybe. We typically are testing timing, subject lines, copy etc., so we are changing them. I want to reduce the manual workload as much as possible, so the trade-off of individual language analytics vs. having to keep multiple canvases updated is a pretty big consideration. Curious what solutions other people have landed on. What's your current workflow? How did you land on it? Did you try something prior that didn't work? Are you using separate canvases, user journeys or simply just calling liquid within the message? Are you using any of the Braze language tools? Are you using spreadsheets or any tools like Phrase or Lokalise? Any drawbacks to your current set up? Thank you, I appreciate any help you're all willing to give!36Views0likes1CommentReferral-style competition using Braze - advice needed
We’re currently exploring a referral-style competition and wanted to check whether Braze offers any native referral mechanics that could support this. Use case: Simple prize-draw referral campaign Users refer friends to sign up for a new app via a unique link or code Each successful app install via that link/code earns the referrer an entry into a prize draw Key requirement: Ability for Braze to automatically generate a unique referral link or code per user (e.g. via email) If anyone has experience implementing something similar in Braze, or can share examples / best practices, that would be really helpful. Happy to clarify any details if needed - thanks in advance!83Views1like3CommentsHow do you think about incentives in your Braze strategy?
In a lot of Braze setups I’ve seen, messaging and orchestration get a lot of attention (rightfully so!) But incentives often feel bolted on. Same incentives across segments No clear framework for when to use one Limited testing to subject lines I’d love to hear: Do you have a defined philosophy for incentives? Are they lifecycle-driven? Margin-driven? Performance-driven? Who owns incentive logic on your team? Also, if anyone wants a quick temperature check, I put together a short Braze Incentives Scorecard (3 min, free) to benchmark maturity across a few key areas: https://scorecard.voucherify.io/braze Would love feedback if you end up trying it!22Views0likes0CommentsLoyalty programme recommendations
Hey Bonfire Community! We are looking at loyalty programme solutions which nicely integrate with Braze. Any experiences around partners like Open Loyalty, Antavo, Loyalty Co, Talon.One & Birdeye are very welcome :) Pros/cons and anything in between, please feel free to share! Thank you in advance. Cheers, Rosa130Views2likes5CommentsIt happens to the best of us.
Just got this email and I got a wide range of emotions of it. From a slight chuckle for the harmless error, to feeling worried that who ever clicked the launch button will beat themselves for it, and then at the very end I felt a relief "Hey, it can happen to the best of us" P.S. I'm diving in the report builder as soon as a finish waking up.43Views1like1CommentHow do you manage your offers/promotions?
Hey everyone, I'm curious about what tools and platforms people are using to manage their offers and promo codes. Are you using dedicated promotion engines like Voucherify or Talon.One? Going with loyalty platforms like SessionM? Managing everything directly within Braze? Or using something completely different? Would love to hear what's working well for your team and any pros/cons you've experienced with different approaches. Thanks!73Views3likes1CommentBest Practices for Managing Multi-Channel Campaign Workflows
Hi everyone, I’m exploring ways to streamline multi-channel campaigns using Braze while keeping workflows manageable. From my experience with structured automation systems (including workflows I develop at Funnelsflex), clarity and organization are critical when juggling email, push, SMS, and in-app messages. A few things I’d love insight on: How do you structure campaigns to avoid overlapping messages across channels? Are there strategies for testing and QA that keep multi-channel workflows reliable? Tips for maintaining clean reporting and analytics without overcomplicating dashboards? I’m eager to hear how others balance efficiency, scalability, and real-world execution across multiple channels.82Views0likes1CommentWordPress API to Catalogs
Hi all, I'm trying to automate the process of getting our blog posts (on wordpress) updated to a catalog. Ideally, this would automatically create a new catalog item when a new blog was created and would update images and information when an existing blog post is updated. Does anyone have experience doing this and how was it accomplished? Is it working for you? Thanks!147Views0likes4CommentsComplex Canvas
We are trying to accomplish something in order to run a one month challenge and would love some assistance! Basically, we will be asking people via in app message and content card to opt-in to the challenge throughout the month. If they click on a button, this will change a custom attribute value to true, which then triggers them to enter a canvas which sends them motivational content and updates. Due to the complexity of triggering the messaging throughout the month and it needing to end on a specific date, I am looking to be able to filter the users based on when they entered the canvas. I was thinking there could be a way to do this based on a user update step at the very beginning of the canvas and update a new attribute to 'now's date. Then filter with an audience path to customize the messaging further down. However, I can't seem to be able to get that user update step to work. I've tried a few different liquid options, but no dice. Has anyone done this previously and what's the mechanism you've used? I'm wondering if this would be a good place to use a canvas context step, but I can't seem to figure out exactly how to implement that in order to achieve what we're looking to do. Any help is much appreciated!132Views0likes4CommentsHelp With Welcome Series
Hi all, I'm curious to hear how other companies have seen success with their Welcome Series canvases. I have mine set up as the following: Welcome Canvas - ensures all users get an in app survey asking their education level and a 'welcome email'. New User Activation Canvas - prompts the user to complete the first high-value action. I've seen very little uptick compared to the control group in both of these canvases and was looking for some inspiration on how to improve this. Thanks so much!131Views0likes4Comments