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| > We all want our users to have the best experience possible. With rate limiting and frequency capping, you can make sure your users are getting the message they need to, and none of the ones they don't. | ||
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| Braze allows you to control marketing pressure by implementing two different types of rate limiting for your campaigns. The first focuses on providing the best experience for the user, while the second takes into consideration the bandwidth of your servers. | ||
| Braze allows you to apply marketing pressure by rate limiting your campaigns, controlling the amount of outgoing traffic from your platform. You can implement two different types of rate limiting for your campaigns. The first focuses on providing the best experience for the user, while the second takes into consideration the bandwidth of your servers. |
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This changes the meaning of the sentence. They aren't applying pressure, but rather lessening it by limiting the number of messages that go out at a given time. This could be to a specific user, or just in general for a campaign.
TBH control seemed fine here because it does give them the control, but we could perhaps refer to this as "mitigating"?
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| Braze allows you to apply marketing pressure by rate limiting your campaigns, controlling the amount of outgoing traffic from your platform. You can implement two different types of rate limiting for your campaigns. The first focuses on providing the best experience for the user, while the second takes into consideration the bandwidth of your servers. | |
| Braze allows you to mitigate your marketing pressure by rate-limiting your campaigns, controlling the amount of outgoing traffic from your platform. You can implement two different types of rate limiting for your campaigns. The first focuses on providing the best experience for the user, while the second takes into consideration the bandwidth of your servers. |
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other ideas are "meter" or "manage" 🤔 🤔 apparently my brain has an "m" theme going on
Co-authored-by: Bre Fitzgerald <82903296+bre-fitzgerald@users.noreply.github.com>
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