Good overview ,In my view , Model and custom content type is not a new concept. It’s there from last 5 year but it now it may be main feature to suit any business model.
Concerning transformation: is there any importer/compiler for migrating e. g. Wordpress blogs/MySQL into Amplience? Or has everything, except the template, to be rebuild?
What are some marquis live examples of utilising this more dynamic and personalised approach? It seems to the naive outsider like most Martech implementations where clients use such a small fraction of utility. A lot of case studies on vendor sites just look like websites built differently as opposed to wholly new user experiences. I'm sure I'm ignorant. What marquis examples do you normally point to in practice?
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Good overview ,In my view , Model and custom content type is not a new concept. It’s there from last 5 year but it now it may be main feature to suit any business model.
Concerning transformation: is there any importer/compiler for migrating e. g. Wordpress blogs/MySQL into Amplience? Or has everything, except the template, to be rebuild?
Thanks a lot for this video! Its very helpful for me.
Super interesting, John. It's a good knowledge base for me. :)
Thanks Alex for such kind feedback
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Thank you
What are some marquis live examples of utilising this more dynamic and personalised approach? It seems to the naive outsider like most Martech implementations where clients use such a small fraction of utility. A lot of case studies on vendor sites just look like websites built differently as opposed to wholly new user experiences. I'm sure I'm ignorant. What marquis examples do you normally point to in practice?