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clairebeaumont
Active Contributor I
Active Contributor I
December 18, 2023
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Insert custom url event variable into a campaign

  • December 18, 2023
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Hey,

 

We use Trustpilot to gather product reviews, (this is historic before we moved to Klaviyo).

For customers who have forgotten to review a product or didn’t feel the time was right or reviewed just our service. I’d like to invite them again to review the product in a more personalised way using a campaign.

 

Trustpilot generates a custom url and invites people who have purchased. Once they click on the URL the product is displayed and it ensures; they review the correct product; the review gets a verified purchase check & goes to the email address associated with the order.

 

Is it possible to add a custom property (the unique url) to the customer profile and then insert that into a campaign?

 

(As an aside, I am looking into Klaviyo Reviews & I am aware of Trustpilot Integration but this is just to display existing reviews not gather new ones). 

 

 

Thanks,

Claire

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    Best answer by saulblum

    Can you generate a CSV with email addresses and this URL? If so, you could do a CSV list import to set this property on all profiles in a list. (It won’t create a new profile if it already exists with a given email, but will set the custom property.)

    https://help.klaviyo.com/hc/en-us/articles/115005251128

    You could then reference this custom property like any other profile property in a template, e.g. {{ person.myReviewURL }}

    3 replies

    Contributor I
    December 18, 2023

    Yes its possible
    You can use metric/properties + custom fields

    saulblumAnswer
    Klaviyo Employee
    December 18, 2023

    Can you generate a CSV with email addresses and this URL? If so, you could do a CSV list import to set this property on all profiles in a list. (It won’t create a new profile if it already exists with a given email, but will set the custom property.)

    https://help.klaviyo.com/hc/en-us/articles/115005251128

    You could then reference this custom property like any other profile property in a template, e.g. {{ person.myReviewURL }}

    clairebeaumont
    Active Contributor I
    Active Contributor I
    December 19, 2023

    @saulblum Thanks.

    This is what I was thinking, thanks for confirming.