Any luck on this? I can't seem to make it work even with the fix that @gjoyce-SHEEX  posted.

For one, you have to convert your template to HTML, then you can add the microdata version – the script ones get removed.

However, still no luck getting dynamic content to display.

For example, instead of static 
<meta itemprop="reservationNumber" content="abc456"/>
I need
<meta itemprop="reservationNumber" content="{{ event.reservation_id }}"/>
etc…

Going to try do it inline...

Whatever I paste on Klaviyo’s editor gets stripped! - see attached.

This is not working for me.

I don’t see how this thread is marked as SOLVED?

Note: I checked the allow CSS options under my account settings.

-Artur

I added both this code and it didn’t populate in Gmail and also the code they provide in this page.

https://developers.google.com/gmail/promotab/overview

Seems to not work, can someone help by sharing a workable code and maybe a template that goes with it?

When I try add metric event data, it breaks. 

Was the above example static or dynamic?

Playing with this today and still no luck. Seems real surprising that Klaviyo won’t fix this so emails can stand out better in the Gmail promo tab.

Curious if this works yet

@jingrid Any updates on getting this to work? I’d like to have annotations added to our emails but the code is being stripped. Even with the CSS optimization turned off and other scenarios presented earlier in this thread.

No luck over here, we gave up implementing it on our side - with no one from Klaviyo’s side that can look at it and try it “hands-on”.

Hi @AdirMaelys and @itailu, @jingrid 

Did you guys successfully add the code? I tried a few different ways, but I can’t make it work. 
Please let me know!

Thank you,

Sayuri

No, I spend a lot of time on it and failed to succeed.

I guess google determines who they want to show it to or not.

But you’ve managed to send the email with the code inside? Have you tried sending it to a large audience?

They must make it more simple like Optimove. Why it is so complicated in Klaviyo like AMP, we are in 2021 not 2015.

https://www.optimove.com/blog/crm-hack-optimize-your-emails-for-gmails-promotions-tab?utm_campaign=Blog%20Subscription&utm_medium=email&_hsmi=129925633&_hsenc=p2ANqtz-8n4TbII0YEG6XlCuiaUulRl4WVdj1hnxil6UCyUIGRSAhU6uMRW9URooufhAuDpFjrAuA2NkMGCvk0Yu0i66Xan4Ejy7Xubtz5YLk_f0yxnjzkr1Y&utm_content=129925633&utm_source=hs_email

Hi @AdirMaelys and @itailu

Curious, did you get this to work while testing? I’ve tried what Google suggested in creating an email that ends with promotabtesting@gmail.com and have it being sent to the Promotions tabs, but can’t seem to get the annotations to show up in my inbox. 

@itailu Good catch. One thing I noticed in what I shared was that the divs weren’t properly scoped. In order to match what Google provided in its documentation (linked in my previous post), we need to make sure each div encapsulates the relevant meta tags. 

Here’s my revised boilerplate for you to try:

<p>Google Annotations Test</p>

<div itemscope="" itemtype="http://schema.org/Organization">

<!-- The below .png is your logo -->
<meta content="https://www.gstatic.com/images/branding/product/1x/googleg_48dp.png" itemprop="logo" /></div>

<!-- The below .png is the image that shows in the Promotions inbox -->
<div itemscope="" itemtype="http://schema.org/PromotionCard">
<meta content="https://gmail-ads-markup-test.sandbox.google.com/sample.png" itemprop="image" /></div>

<!-- The below contains the description, discount code, and discount availability to display -->
<div itemscope="" itemtype="http://schema.org/DiscountOffer">

<!-- This contains the description for the discount -->
<meta content="20% off full-price styles" itemprop="description" />

<!-- This contains the code for the discount -->
<meta content="20OFF" itemprop="discountCode" />

<!-- This contains the availability start date for the discount -->
<meta content="2021-01-01T08:00:00-07:00" itemprop="availabilityStarts" />

<!-- This contains the availability end date for the discount -->
<meta content="2021-12-30T23:59:59-07:00" itemprop="availabilityEnds" />
</div>
</p>

-Ingrid

Hey Ingrid.

Unfortunately it doesn’t seem to work.

The template does save with the annotations, but the email comes to Gmail without them in its body.

Can you please check it on your side? Maybe it strips down the tags before sending?