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          Marketing Cloud Next Content Types and Statuses

          Marketing Cloud Next Content Types and Statuses

          An item’s status indicates whether the content is ready to use in a campaign. Understand what each status means and how it relates to your marketing campaigns and flows.

          Required Editions

          Available in: Salesforce Enterprise and Unlimited Editions with Marketing Cloud Next Growth or Advanced Edition

          To find the status of a content item, check the Status column in your marketing workspace or the Details card on the content detail page.

          Draft

          Draft indicates that the content either hasn’t been published or has been unpublished. When content is in draft status, you can edit it and relate it to campaigns, flows, or other content items. You can also preview or test the content. Draft content is visible only to contributors in the marketing workspace. Customers can’t see or access content in draft status.

          When a brand is in draft status, it’s available to assign as the default brand in your marketing workspace. When you publish content that a draft brand is applied to, the brand is also published.

          Published

          Published indicates that the content is available in your channels and ready to use in a campaign. When content is published, you can continue to associate it with campaigns, flows, or content. You can also preview or test the content. When you edit published content, a new content version is created, and the status changes to revised.

          When you publish content that contains unpublished content items, such as an email containing an image, make sure you publish the referenced content and parent content at the same time. The referenced content doesn’t appear in the parent content item until it’s also published.

          Publishing doesn’t immediately make the content available to external customers. Here’s what the published status means for each content type.

          Content Type What Published Means
          Email

          The email is ready to send in a messaging campaign flow.

          Your customers can’t see the email until the campaign or flow is activated.

          SMS Message

          The SMS message is ready to send in a messaging campaign flow.

          Your customers can’t see the SMS message until the flow is activated.

          Landing Page

          The landing page is ready to be made publicly available as part of a campaign flow.

          When you publish a landing page that contains a form, the form is published, and the flow associated with the form is activated.

          Publishing the landing page activates any URL aliases that aren’t already active.

          Form

          The form is ready for user input, and the associated campaign flow is activated.

          Your customers can’t see the form until it’s added to a landing page, which must be published and have an active URL alias. See Create and Publish a Form.

          Image

          The image is ready to associate with individual content items. If an unpublished image is attached to another content item and you publish that content item, you can publish the image at the same time.

          Brand

          The brand is ready to associate with a content item or to assign as a workspace default brand. If an unpublished brand is attached to an email or landing page and you publish the content item, you can publish the brand at the same time. See Brand Your Content in Marketing Cloud Next.

          Audio, Video, and Document

          The rich media content is ready to associate with a WhatsApp message. If you have unpublished rich media content attached to a WhatsApp message when you publish it, the rich media content is also published.

          Expressions The expression, which is composed of saved filter and sort criteria for selecting a data attribute, is available to use when adding merge fields to your content, such as Email, SMS, or WhatsApp messages.

          Revised

          Revised indicates published content versions that have unpublished edits. When you edit published content, the status on the content item updates to revised. The original published content remains available in your campaigns and related content items. Similar to draft content, revised content is visible only to contributors in the marketing workspace.

          Example
          Example Your email campaign includes a published email. When you edit the email content, the original email in your campaign doesn’t change. Later, when you publish the revised email version, you see the status update to Published, and then the email is updated in your campaign.

          Scheduled Publish or Unpublish

          After you schedule content to publish or unpublish, the content remains in the current status until the date and time that you scheduled. You can monitor the schedule in the Publication Activity tab on a content detail page.

          Processing

          When a landing page, form, or branding content type is in the process of publishing or unpublishing, the content status is Processing. You can’t make changes while content is processing.

           
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