Hi there,I'm working on a macro for email marketing that requires a lookup for custom field values for a given contact.I'm trying to query the Contacts form data to return data matching a contacts ...

I have geolocation enabled:My contact is being created automatically:But no geolocation data is present.I have GeoLiteCity.dat database in placeAnd I don't know what else I can do to get City/ZIP c...

My CurrentContact object is null CMS.ContactManagement.ContactManagementContext.CurrentContactProbably because I have no contacts:But why? I have a lot of users and according to K10 documentation I...

HiI have some questions regarding the relationship between Kentico Users and Contacts - namely has does this work?The Kentico site I use has Users created when a user logs in - with additional user...

Sometimes, you may need to delete an automation process, even though it contains many contacts. For example, when you realize that the process is wrong or not needed anymore as it was only a test.

Following the instructions in the documentation to set up a custom Contacts deletion process here, I am able to delete the Contact records that I want. (See related article by Brenden Kehren.) Ho...

Hello, we have implemented email marketing for our client and everything works well on the front end:A user arrives on the site, a corresponding contact is created.The user signs up for a newslette...

This is part 2 of the thoughts on implementing online marketing. You can read about part 1 here.

In my previous post I talked about an issue with enabling SSL and tracking Contacts in Kentico.  The short story was simply disabling monitoring of on-line users.  Now a new issue has come up, I have thousands of contacts I need to clean up.

Here's a quick tip on how to control your contacts when using SSL, monitering online users and a load balancer.   

THE PROBLEM
Kentico EMS has a lot of features for marketing purposes.  Some of which are enabled by default and some which aren't.  Over the last few months, I've noticed my contacts to be growing exponentionally which was somewhat concerning to me.  Most people would be excited if they had almost 12,000 new contacts on their site in the last week.