With our new Relewise integration, you can add your Relewise product recommendation feeds directly to your Sleeknote campaigns.

We released a new coupon code element that allows your customers to copy the codes in your popups with one click. This way, your customers can quickly copy your coupon codes and use them at checkout.

Drag and drop the coupon code element, type your code, and style it the way you want.

Check out this help article for more information. 💡

We made changes to our campaign styling logic to improve your mobile editing experience.

Now, as default:

• Your changes to desktop campaigns will apply to mobile, but
• Your changes to mobile campaigns won’t apply to desktop.

The new styling logic will reduce the likelihood of unintentional changes on different devices.

Adding or removing an element from your campaigns is now a global action. This means:

• When you add an element to desktop, it will also be added to mobile;
• When you delete an element from desktop, it will also be deleted from mobile.

We also introduced a new hiding option that lets you hide a campaign element on a specific device with one click.

When you hide elements on a device, you can easily locate and unhide them on the Layout menu.

If you need a more detailed read on these changes, check out this article our Product team prepared.

You can now track clicks on Sleeknote campaigns that contain product recommendations.

When a visitor clicks a button or product image in your campaigns* containing Shopify, Clerk, Hello Retail, Raptor, or Custom Product Recommendations, their action will count as a "Lead" in campaign statistics.

*excluding campaigns that collect email addresses.

Now you can hide product prices in Sleeknote's product recommendation element. This applies to all product recommendation types, including Clerk, Hello Retail, Raptor, Shopify, and custom recommendations.

Hiding product prices can be useful if you offer dynamic or personalized pricing on your website. With this update, you can hide price information on your product carousels and avoid sharing misleading information with your customers.

Use the option "Price Visibility" to hide product prices on any recommendation element.

Due to scheduled maintenance activity, Sleeknote will be unavailable for a brief period on Sunday, February 19, at 23:00 Central European Time.

During this time, access to the Sleeknote dashboard and campaign builder will be unavailable. Your live campaigns will be unaffected, but you won't be able to edit, disable, or activate your campaigns during this period.

We expect the maintenance to last for approximately 3 hours.

We apologize for any inconvenience this may cause, and we appreciate your understanding as we work to improve Sleeknote for you. 🙌

If you have any questions or concerns, you can reach out to our support team at mail@sleeknote.com.

We now offer a direct integration with the omnichannel marketing platform, Emarsys. 🎉

With this integration, you can now send your new Sleeknote signups directly to your Emarsys account.

Read this help article to learn how to set up an integration with your Emarsys account.

We've released an update to support Google Analytics 4 (GA4), which will replace Universal Analytics (UA) in July 2023.

Sleeknote now sends the following campaign events to GA4 in addition to UA:

• Sleeknote shown (when any campaign shows)
• New Subscriber (when a visitor submits a “Collect Email Addresses” campaign”)
• New contact request (when a visitor submits a “Connect with Visitors” campaign)
• Blank Click (when a visitor clicks a campaign with a CTA button)

GTM Datalayer and GA4

If you're sending events to GA4 via Google Tag Manager, make sure you've set up the connection between those two.

We send the following data to GTM Datalayer upon "Collect Email Addresses" campaign submissions, which you can customize and pass along to Google Analytics:

DataLayer.push({
  SleeknoteId: "f7736e13-1b91-41e5-8b5b-9df165efc4c0",
  SignupPage: "https://test.com/go/mypage",
  event: "SleeknoteSubscriber",
  fieldData: {
    email: "test@email.com",
    firstname: "Ron",
    checkbox-1: "checkbox",
    guid: "ce4dc4cb-3370-4cc7-8941-378556023b5a",
    SleeknoteId: "f7736e13-1b91-41e5-8b5b-9df165efc4c0",
    CustomerId: "12354",
    SignupPage: "https://test.com/go/mypage",
    PageTitle: "test page name",
    UserAgent: "Mozilla/5.0 (Macintosh; Intel Mac OS X 10_15_7) AppleWebKit/537.36 (KHTML, like G" +
               "ecko) Chrome/107.0.0.0 Safari/537.36"
  },
  CustomerId: "12345",
})

Now you can change the subject line of your Sleeknote notification emails.

Visit the "Final Setup" step of your campaign and update your subject line to quickly identify your new leads.

You can now style numbers and letters in a countdown timer separately to make your campaign stand out in design.

You can also decide if your countdown text should be capitalized, lowercase, or uppercase.