Iterable VS ClickMinded

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Iterable mentions (5)

• Curious new entry under DoorDash Dasher Application notification categories

  That's fascinating .. I'm not sure if it means this or if it is some way of looping notifications 🤔 https://iterable.com/. Source: about 1 year ago

• Phishing attack underway using namecheap.com infrastructure

  Also received it. The target domain is https://links.namecheap.com which goes to https://iterable.com/ DKIM-signed Seems to be either DHL or Metamask. What concerns me a lot being a customer is that they have been compromised for a couple of days already without taking proper actions: https://twitter.com/polmesegue/status/1623628920636559361. - Source: Hacker News / about 1 year ago

• [TASK] Copy/come up with the CSS code to make my website background look like this example website's (in comments) background ($5)

  I'd like to have the background of my website match the background of this website: https://iterable.com/. Source: about 2 years ago

• 5 Million Users a Day From Snowflake to Iterable

  One of our customers has a business use-case for sending 5 million users from Snowflake to Iterable once a day for customer engagement campaigns. If you think this is an obvious case for reverse-ETL, you're correct. Using RudderStack's reverse-ETL tool, this customer can extract the 5 million users from the Snowflake table, and then activate them into Iterable so they can get triggered to receive emails. Simple as... - Source: dev.to / over 2 years ago

• Step-by-Step Guide: How to set up a Warehouse-first CDP on Snowflake Using RudderStack

  Using RudderStack means that every data point you send to Snowflake can simultaneously be sent to other downstream tools for additional activation. You can run customer engagement programs through tools like Braze, perform product analytics through tools like Mixpanel and Iterable, or leverage attribution tools like Apps Flyer. - Source: dev.to / over 2 years ago

ClickMinded mentions (1)

• Scam transaction - where from?

  However, data about my card obviously leaked somewhere. The logo of a place where it was supposed to spend the money is a free logo of the internet, it doesn't give me any more info. I almost exclusively used the card for online purchases and in the last three months the only place that's not a regular for me was the clickminded.com a day ago. Should I contact them about it or something? Source: 10 months ago