Tessa Kriesel
Content records where it went live
Tell Quiver your public site once and publishing records the live URL for you.
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publishing
Tell Quiver your public site once and publishing records the live URL for you.
- Set a site address and a path pattern in settings; every piece you publish stores its own address from then on.
- That address is what future performance data attaches to, so numbers land on the right piece without anyone mapping them by hand.
- Publish dates and campaigns can now be set from your agent, so an imported archive keeps its original dates and lands in the right campaign.
- Distributions to other platforms now require the URL, because a distribution without one is just a note.