### Basic Spintax Example

Source: https://help.mystrika.com/hc/mystrika-help-center/articles/1693927562-what-is-spintax-and-how-to-use-it

Demonstrates a simple Spintax usage for random greetings. This syntax will randomly select one of the provided options.

```Spintax
{{RANDOM | Hi | Hello | Hey}}
```

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### Spintax for Sentence Variation

Source: https://help.mystrika.com/hc/mystrika-help-center/articles/1693927562-what-is-spintax-and-how-to-use-it

Demonstrates how multiple Spintax elements can be combined within a single sentence to create a large number of variations. This example shows 2x3x3x3 = 54 possible combinations.

```Spintax
The {{RANDOM| average | standard}} tree planted in this {{RANDOM| region | area | territory}} is around 10,000. The {{RANDOM| goal | purpose | objective}} of this plantation is {{RANDOM| cleaner| oxygenated| fresher}} air.
```

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### Using a Custom Merge Tag in Mystrika

Source: https://help.mystrika.com/hc/mystrika-help-center/articles/1693922972-what-is-a-merge-tag-and-how-to-use-it

Example of how to use a custom merge tag in Mystrika. Ensure the column name in your CSV file is 'personalized_line' (lowercase, no spaces). Mystrika will replace {{personalized_line}} with the corresponding value for each prospect.

```text
Eg, if your prospect's file contains a column name "personalized_line" (excluding quotes), you can use the Merge tag {{personalized_line}} anywhere in your email (in campaigns) within Mystrika. Mystrika will automatically replace the placeholder {{personalized_line}} with the value for that prospect.
```

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### Test Basic TCP Connectivity to SMTP Server

Source: https://help.mystrika.com/hc/mystrika-help-center/articles/1694698310-what-why-how-and-requirements-for-smtp

Use telnet to verify if you can reach the SMTP server on its standard port. Replace 'mail.example.com' with your provider's domain.

```bash
$ telnet mail.example.com 25
```

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### Typical SMTP Command/Response Flow

Source: https://help.mystrika.com/hc/mystrika-help-center/articles/1694698310-what-why-how-and-requirements-for-smtp

Illustrates a standard interaction between an SMTP client and server, showing the sequence of commands and responses for sending an email. This flow includes session initiation, sender/recipient specification, message transfer, and connection termination.

```smtp
S: 220 mail.example.com ESMTP service ready
C: HELO client.example.org
S: 250 Hello client.example.org, pleased to meet you
C: MAIL FROM: sender@example.org
S: 250 sender@example.org OK
C: RCPT TO: recipient@example.com
S: 250 recipient@example.com OK
C: DATA
S: 354 Start mail input; end with .
C: From: sender@example.org
C: To: recipient@example.com
C: Subject: Test message
C: 
C: Hello, this is a test SMTP email.
C: .
S: 250 Message accepted for delivery
C: QUIT
S: 221 Bye, closing connection
```

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### Observe SMTP Handshake and TLS Negotiation

Source: https://help.mystrika.com/hc/mystrika-help-center/articles/1694698310-what-why-how-and-requirements-for-smtp

Utilize OpenSSL to connect to an SMTP server, observe the handshake process, TLS negotiation, and identify any returned errors. This is useful for diagnosing connection issues.

```bash
$ openssl s_client -connect mail.example.com:465 -crlf
```

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### Spintax in an Email Structure

Source: https://help.mystrika.com/hc/mystrika-help-center/articles/1693927562-what-is-spintax-and-how-to-use-it

Shows how to integrate Spintax with dynamic variables like {{fname}} and {{company}} within a full email structure, including greetings, body, and closing.

```Spintax
{{RANDOM|Hey there | Hello | Hi}} {{fname|default('There')}}!
You have done a fabulous job scaling {{company}} to current level. Kudos!
I'm reaching out as we can help you scale that exponentially via Cold Email.
 {{RANDOM|What do you think? | How does that sound to you? | Are you interested in discussing this further?}}
{{RANDOM|Best, | Regards, | Cheers,}}
{{sender}}
```

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### Spintax with Default Value

Source: https://help.mystrika.com/hc/mystrika-help-center/articles/1693927562-what-is-spintax-and-how-to-use-it

Illustrates using Spintax with a default value for a variable. If the 'first name' variable is not present, 'There' will be used instead.

```Spintax
{{fname|default('There')}}
```

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### Using Default Merge Tags in Mystrika

Source: https://help.mystrika.com/hc/mystrika-help-center/articles/1693922972-what-is-a-merge-tag-and-how-to-use-it

When a 'fullname' column is provided in the prospect CSV, Mystrika automatically populates default merge tags like {{fname}}, {{mname}}, and {{lname}}. These can be used in your email subject or body.

```text
For instance, if you want to address recipients by their first name, use the "{{fname}}" merge tag where you want it to appear in the email.
```

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