The social sharing snippets in the e-mail builder are powerful ways to give recipients an easy way to share an e-mail to their networks. However, we have no control over how these share buttons display visually. This hack uses a hidden system merge field to construct the same link built by those snippets. In this recipe, we are going to create a link that acts as a Twitter share.
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Infusionsoft Cookbook – Chapter 3.6 – Building An Automated Twitter Offer
Twitter has an ad product called a Lead Generation Card where users can redeem offers directly from within their feed. This sends their name, username, and e-mail to whomever is running the offer. Infusionsoft has built-in integration that makes it easy to automatically follow up with new leads acquired in this way. However, a Lead Generation Card is not an ad by itself. It has to be attached to a promoted tweet. Meaning you can use the same Lead Generation Card across many different ads. Similar to a strategy, an offer is all about context. For this recipe we are going to pretend that the offer on the Lead Generation Card is for the user to redeem an e-book.
Infusionsoft Cookbook – Chapter 1.3 – Connecting Your Facebook and Twitter Accounts
Infusionsoft can leverage your Facebook & Twitter account in the following two ways:
➡ First, you can post an e-mail broadcast, landing page, or web form out to your account
➡ Second, you can point a Social snippet inside an e-mail to your account and build your social network
Connecting your Facebook & Twitter account to your user profile ensures you can maximize the social functions within the program.