Taylor Haren teaches you how to filter information to create custom email messages based on URL of your site visitor.
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All right, so here's going to be how to filter information so you can create
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different messaging
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primarily based on what URL these people are visiting.
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And so here we have RB2B automatically sending data into clay via the clay
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integration with webhooks.
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If you don't know how to do that, look at one of the other tutorials to be able
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to find that.
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But here it's sending in data and RB2B is telling us what page they were on.
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And we also have a rule set up inside of RB2B that's tagging people who visit
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this page as a hot page.
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But there's also other ways to do that.
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Let's pretend that this wasn't here.
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The best thing that we could do is we can add a formula column and go,
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"If captured URL contains certain keywords that we want to look for."
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So in this case it would be pricing, I want it to output pricing, for example.
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And when we do this, what will happen is that it'll add a row.
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And from here we can add conditional formulas later on that go,
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"Hey, if this row contains pricing that I want you to do this or this,"
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and you can go enrich further data, you can go use claygens to research their
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website,
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you could write specific lines in the email, maybe give them a special offer,
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something like that.
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You could also even have like claygint look at the person's website potentially
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or your own website, and use that to feed some of the data for your replies.
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There's a lot of different ways that you can go through it.
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But here, because RB2B is sending us this captured URL, there's a lot that we
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can do with it
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where just adding this right here allows us to do so much more with it.
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And at that point it's just the limit of your imagination.
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And so.