Marital Status Property
Introduction
The Marital_Status property allows you
to tailor your content based on the visitor's
marital status. This guide provides an overview of
how to use the Marital_Status property
to create personalized experiences and includes a
list of potential marital status values.
Usage
The Marital_Status property can be used
to display content that resonates with the
visitor's marital status, making your
communication more relevant and effective.
Example
Usage:
{{#if (eq Marital_Status "Married")}}
<p>
Enjoy our special offers for married couples. Plan a romantic
getaway with exclusive discounts!
</p>
<img src="/images/married_couples.jpg" alt="Married Couples" />
{{else if (eq Marital_Status "Single")}}
<p>
Explore our exciting deals and opportunities for singles.
Discover new adventures and make the most of your single life.
</p>
<img src="/images/singles.jpg" alt="Singles" />
{{else}}
<p>
Welcome! Discover our range of services and products tailored to
various lifestyles.
</p>
<img src="/images/general_offers.jpg" alt="General Offers" />
{{/if}}
In this example, various personalized messages and offers are displayed based on the visitor's marital status, providing fresh ideas to enhance user engagement and conversions.
Potential Values
The following table lists the potential values for
the Marital_Status property:
| Value | Description |
|---|---|
Married |
Visitor is married |
Single |
Visitor is single |
Conclusion
Using the Marital_Status property
allows you to personalize your landing pages based
on the visitor's marital status. By leveraging
this property, you can deliver content that
resonates with different marital statuses, enhancing
user engagement and effectiveness.
Next Steps
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