Goldcast offers a variety of merge tags that enable you to include dynamic information in your emails and calendar invites. These tags are essentially placeholders that get substituted with user or event data in the emails you send through the Goldcast platform.
The list below outlines all the merge tags currently available in Goldcast. You can use them in your email templates to personalize the emails according to your preferences.
For Emails of Virtual Events
Merge Tag
To Display
####
Event Magic Link
##title
Event Name
##description
Event Description
##date
Event Date and Time
##first_name
Recipient's First Name
##last_name
Recipient's Last Name
##$$
Calendar Link
##unsubscribe_link
Unsubscribe Link
##verbose_name
Event Name (Note: This macro can be used only in the email subject line, and will NOT work in the email body).
For Emails of Field Events
Merge Tag
To Display
##checkin_qrcode
Check-in QR Code
##event_location
Event Location
##title
Event Name
##description
Event Description
##date
Event Date and Time
##first_name
Recipient's First Name
##last_name
Recipient's Last Name
##$$
Calendar Link
##unsubscribe_link
Unsubscribe Link
##verbose_name
Event Name (Note: This macro can be used only in the email subject line, and will NOT work in the email body).
For Emails of Hybrid Events
Merge Tag
To Display
####
Event Magic Link
##event_location
Event Location
##title
Event Name
##description
Event Description
##date
Event Date and Time
##first_name
Recipient's First Name
##last_name
Recipient's Last Name
##$$
Calendar Link
##unsubscribe_link
Unsubscribe Link
##verbose_name
Event Title (Note: This macro can be used only in the email subject line, and will NOT work in the email body).
For Series Emails
Merge Tag
To Display
##series_title
Series Name
##series_description
Series Description
##entrance
Entrance Link
##title
Event Name
##description
Event Description
##date
Event Date and Time
##first_name
Recipient's First Name
##last_name
Recipient's Last Name
##$$
Calendar Link
##unsubscribe_link
Unsubscribe Link
##verbose_name
Series Name (Note: This macro can be used only in the email subject line, and will NOT work in the email body).
