Embedding promo codes in URL

Hi Alisa,

For TNEW you just add ?promo=promocode if it is the first token after the URL else &promo=promocode for example, assuming the promo code is promocode:

Single concert Listing URL:

https://purchase.apo.co.nz/single/EventListing.aspx?promo=promocode

Performance URL (First token is ?p=454)

https://purchase.apo.co.nz/single/SelectSeating.aspx?p=454&promo=promocode

Cheers,

Kevin

Hi Alisa - We do this all the time, Kevin is exactly right. You could do this on the calendar page if you don't want to point to a specific performance date. You can also embed the month and year into the link as well. We do this if  Here is a live example on our site:

http://securesite.lajollaplayhouse.org/Default.aspx?m=1&y=2015&promo=culturefix

Thanks Kevin and Steven this worked great! 

Do you know how to embed came from codes? 

So if I was to give a link to a newspaper company to link to our website, we could give them a came from code link that would let us know if people came from the newspapers link.

Hope this makes sense?

Thanks Alisa

Exactly!  The promo code invokes a MOS switch and the source to which it is attached so you can then use that for reporting.