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Klaviyo: Conditional content blocks based on locale

Demo summary

Shows how to use locale data to show or hide specific blocks within an email for regional promotions or shipping notes.

Step-by-step

  1. Select a content block within the email editor
  2. Apply conditional logic based on locale data
  3. Configure the block to show or hide for specific regional markets

Options

  • Show regional promotions to specific subscribers
  • Display shipping notes based on location
  • Include localized product callouts

Tips

  • Use locale data to ensure messages feel local rather than generic

Highlights

The result? Messages that feel local, not generic.

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  3. 2:000:30Segmenting by Shopify Markets locale and countryWalks through building segments based on locale language (e.g., French speakers) or locale country (e.g., UK purchasers) for targeted marketing.KlaviyoSegment the list
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