How to add a file attachment in your Email campaign
Files can inhibit the performance of your campaign
One of the sure-fire ways of your emails going to spam is having an attachment on your email message. Most ISPs look at attachments with a lot of trepidation because most viruses and scams are delivered through attachments.
Aside from increasing the probability of your emails going to spam, attachments can also slow down delivery of your emails. For these reasons, we strongly discourage attachments on your campaigns.
However, we do understand that sometimes, you have to deliver documents and files to your contacts. And, placing the content of those files is not feasible, or, even attractive.
But, you can insert a "link" to a file attachment instead!
Luckily, we have built a great integration with one of the most popular cloud storage platform out there today, Dropbox.
NOTE: If you don't already have a free Dropbox account, you will want to go here and open an account before you proceed.
With this integration you can easily connect with your Dropbox account and choose the file(s) you want to add to your message. Once you have chosen the file, we add a link to that file right on your campaign.
This guide will provide you step by step instructions on how to link your Dropbox file(s) on your campaign.
How to add a Dropbox file link to your campaign
1. Click on the area where you want to place the link. A menu bar will appear on that content area. Click on the Personalize button on the menu bar.
2. On the modal/pop-up that appears, click on the Apps button
3. Click on the Dropbox button. A pop up will appear prompting you to sign in to your Dropbox account. Sign in to connect to your account. (NOTE: if you choose remember me, you would not need to log in next time)
4. Once logged in, you will see a list of all your Dropbox files and folder. Navigate to the file you want to add to your message and click the Choose button.
5. Once you choose the file, it will show up as a link on your campaign. By default, the link will use the file name. (NOTE: you can change the link label by highlighting the link and typing your desired label)