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How do I update the copyright date?

  • February 26, 2018
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I need to know how to update the copyright date from 2017 to 2018. More specifically, how do I update the copyright date that shows up in the footer of a landing page? Please see attachment to see what I am referring to.

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Best answer by Devraj_Grewal

Ashley,

Highlight this landing page from the left navigation menu. You can then see which landing page template it is using and you can click on it to be redirected. This is where you can change the date at the footer.

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Casey_Grimes2
Casey_Grimes2
New Participant
February 27, 2018

Just a note as someone who hates having to think about these sorts of things: The New Year is Coming. Don't be "That Company" – Update Your Date!​

    Grégoire_Miche2
    Grégoire_Miche2
    New Participant
    February 26, 2018

    This is typically where, when you ask your developpers to create templates, these should be managed with snippets. Once this is done, updating them over a few hundreds of LP takes about 5 minutes

    -Greg

    Colin_Ryder
    Colin_Ryder
    New Participant
    February 27, 2018

    Hey @Gregoire Michel​ @Rachel Noble​

    Quick question for your thoughts on this.

    So for our landing pages we use a script to show the current year so no updating.

    We however use snippets for each email footer (one per office/country etc) and hardcode the value. I thought about using a token/script before but as we use Marketo Sales Insight (and the Outlook Plugin) our thoughts were they won't work correct in the latter - I presume that's still the case.

    Therefore, would you recommend we just continue with the snippets and update them as necessary (and bulk publish in January). Just wondering if you face that Outlook Plugin issue as well.

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      rachel2-2
      New Participant
      February 27, 2018

      I haven't attempted to reference velocity script tokens in MSI emails (I'm assuming that's the type of script you're referencing but correct me if I'm wrong!). However, I have heard of issues with MSI in Outlook not being able to process HTML emails correctly, so I'd recommend using the snippet to keep MSI emails as simple as possible when referencing them through the Outlook plugin.

      Very cool that you guys are using Velocity for copyright date. Not many people think of that option!

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      rachel2-2
      New Participant
      February 26, 2018

      Hey Ashley,

      To piggy-back off of Amanda's and Devraj's responses, now is a good time to go through all of your landing page and email templates to make sure there aren't any references to old copyright years. You should also check your unsubscribe footer just in case.

      If you edit the templates, you can mass-approve all the pages/emails referencing those templates once you finish your updates so that you can be sure every asset is up-to-date.

      I might recommend creating a folder token in your highest level folders (usually any folders on the same level as Active Marketing Programs) called {{my.Copyright Year}} and set the value as 2018. You can plug this token directly into any of your email/landing page templates, and then when 2019 comes around, all you have to do is update that token instead of updating all of your templates and re-approving every asset.

      Hope this helps!

        Amanda_Thomas6
        Amanda_Thomas6
        New Participant
        February 26, 2018

        Usually you can just double click the area and edit. If not on the specific landing page, go to the template it's using and try there.

        Devraj_Grewal
        Devraj_GrewalAccepted solution
        New Participant
        February 26, 2018

        Ashley,

        Highlight this landing page from the left navigation menu. You can then see which landing page template it is using and you can click on it to be redirected. This is where you can change the date at the footer.

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          Anonymous
          February 26, 2018

          Thank you for your help, I appreciate it! I was able to update.

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