Show Personalization Recommendations by Using Repeaters
To show a series of recommendations to customers, such as suggested products or
services, connect a repeater to a Salesforce Personalization recommender.
Required Editions
Available in: Salesforce Enterprise
and Unlimited Editions with Marketing Cloud Next
Advanced Edition
User Permissions Needed
To create or edit content:
Marketing Cloud Manager permission set
AND
any CMS workspace contributor
role
To publish or unpublish content:
Marketing Cloud Manager permission set
AND
a CMS workspace contributor role
of content admin or content manager
In the Data
Sources tab, add the Personalization recommender you want to use in the repeater.
Only trained recommenders that are based on the same data graph as the email are
shown.
Drag a Repeater to the canvas.
On the Settings tab in the component property panel, adjust the properties in the Data
Layout section. Select a Repeater Layout, then adjust the number of items and items per
row.
If you change the repeater layout when it contains content or data, the content, data,
and any style settings within the repeater get removed.
For the Repeater Source, select the Personalization recommender.
Add a recommendation merge field to a component nested in the repeater. For example, add
the name of a recommended product.
Select a heading component in the repeater and click { }.
In the Add Merge Field menu, expand Recommendations, and then
select Product Name.
Configure the rest of the merge field details, and then click
Done.
Continue adding merge fields to components in the repeater, and customize each component’s
settings and style as desired.
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