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I'm wondering if there might be value in implementing some UI enhancements specifically for organizations that use email service providers which don't have robust API's for creating an email campaign by passing in a blob of HTML (and text). This seems to be a surprisingly common way of working even today, as I've recently investigated integrating WordPress with two separate email/marketing platforms that didn't seem to support an API-based method of delivering the full content of an email to the platform to be bulk sent. In these cases the users are creating each email inside an application or web-based dashboard, and they want to be able to generate the content from the CMS and copy/paste it into the dashboard.
Perhaps we could have a "no adapter" mode which exposes a link to copy the HTML version of the generated email and the plaintext version of the email, so that users can configure emails in our block-based editor and then paste the results wherever they want.
Anyone else think this might be useful? Anyone have reasons not to do it?
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I'm wondering if there might be value in implementing some UI enhancements specifically for organizations that use email service providers which don't have robust API's for creating an email campaign by passing in a blob of HTML (and text). This seems to be a surprisingly common way of working even today, as I've recently investigated integrating WordPress with two separate email/marketing platforms that didn't seem to support an API-based method of delivering the full content of an email to the platform to be bulk sent. In these cases the users are creating each email inside an application or web-based dashboard, and they want to be able to generate the content from the CMS and copy/paste it into the dashboard.
Perhaps we could have a "no adapter" mode which exposes a link to copy the HTML version of the generated email and the plaintext version of the email, so that users can configure emails in our block-based editor and then paste the results wherever they want.
Anyone else think this might be useful? Anyone have reasons not to do it?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: