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Make your recipients feel unique by adding personalized data tags like {{First Name}} to your documents. Increase their engagement and retention with custom messages based on their recipient data. Follow this tutorial to learn how you can manually insert merge tags (markers) in your template.  

In our example below, we used the {{merge tags}} for Date, First Name, & Last Name

When we initialize the Publigo process, the {{merge tags}} in our document will be replaced by data from our datasource.

2. Make sure your markers perfectly match the headers in your datasource

If you wrote {{date}} in your document but you entered {{Date}} in your datasource, Publigo won’t replace this merge field because of the discrepancy. Merge tags are case and space sensitive.

📌 Note: Merge tags are case-sensitive.

3. Be careful with extra spaces in your column headers - remove them if there are any

If you wrote {{date}} in your document but you entered {{Date}} in your datasource, Publigo won’t replace this merge field because of the discrepancy. Merge tags are case and space sensitive.

📌 Note: Merge tags are also space-sensitive

If you want to check that your merge fields are correctly replaced, use our preview option to generate a test file before starting your document merge.


And that’s it! All your personalized {{merge tags}} have been replaced with data from your datasource.