If you’re setting this up for buttons in existing campaigns, add the following to the confirmation button link: &incoRedirectUrl=https://seznam.cz (of course, replace the link with your own).
The complete resulting link will then look something like this: ____urlAdress_____/content/confirm/__MAILUTIL_unsubId__?incoContentEvent=consent_1683290788962&assign=__ECM_assign-0||_&incoRedirectUrl=https://seznam.cz`
If you’re setting up a new campaign, add the following to the button link: ?incoRedirectUrl=https://seznam.cz (of course, replace the link with your own).

Fonts other than the standard web-safe fonts, such as: Arial, Times New Roman, Verdana, Georgia, Tahoma, Lucida, Lucida Grande, Trebuchet MS, and Courier, will not display in the vast majority of email clients.

If you need to use a special “extra” font, the only reliable method is to create an image and add the text with your desired font onto that image using a program like Photoshop.

The Incomaker attribution model works by attributing a given conversion to the customer’s last click from your email. So, if a customer makes a purchase within 30 days after clicking on a link in your email, it will be counted as a conversion in Incomaker.

For the specific template, go to the “Expert Editor”. Copy the entire template code from there. Then, in the other plugin, paste that code into the “Expert Editor” of a new template. The template should now be successfully transferred.

This is because Incomaker’s product database also counts individual product variants as products.

Sending emails (as well as SMS and any other electronic communication) is only possible in accordance with the GDPR. Under Article 6, this provides two legal bases: either the customer’s explicit and demonstrable consent (point (a)) or so-called legitimate interest (point (f)).
Legitimate interest, therefore, allows us to communicate with customers in certain cases even without their explicit consent. The specifics of what this means are regulated by:
a) In the Czech Republic: Act No. 480/2004 Coll., on Certain Information Society Services, specifically Section 7. Such emails (and similar communications) must be labeled as “Obchodní sdělení” (Commercial Communication), the sender’s company must be clearly identified, they can only be sent to customers (existing or potential), and most importantly, there must be a simple and free-of-charge way to unsubscribe.
b) In Slovakia: Act No. 452/2012 Coll., on Electronic Communications, specifically Section 116, where the rules are largely the same as in the Czech Republic.
Therefore, in your email communications, you must include a statement that it is a commercial communication (for Czech customers), your company name, and an unsubscribe option.