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Data flow: Brandfolder ? Optimizely
Marketing teams can push approved images, videos, logos, and campaign graphics from Brandfolder directly into Optimizely-managed pages and experiments. This ensures that only current, on-brand assets are used in A/B tests, landing pages, and personalized experiences.
Data flow: Brandfolder ? Optimizely
When a brand asset is replaced, resized, or reapproved in Brandfolder, the updated version can be reflected in Optimizely experiences without manual rework. This is especially useful for seasonal campaigns, product launches, and regulated content that must remain current.
Data flow: Optimizely ? Brandfolder
Performance data from Optimizely tests can be used to tag or flag top-performing images, banners, and creative variants in Brandfolder. This helps marketing and creative teams identify which assets drive stronger engagement and conversion.
Data flow: Brandfolder ? Optimizely
Brandfolder can serve region-specific, language-specific, or audience-specific assets to Optimizely for use in personalized web experiences. For example, a global brand can deliver different hero images, product visuals, or promotional banners by market or customer segment.
Data flow: Bi-directional
Optimizely teams often create multiple test variants quickly, but not all creative should be approved for long-term use. Integration can route approved experiment assets into Brandfolder for governance, while Brandfolder can provide approved source assets back to Optimizely for future tests.
Data flow: Brandfolder ? Optimizely
Campaign managers can assemble landing pages and experiment variants in Optimizely using pre-approved assets from Brandfolder, reducing dependency on creative teams for every update. This is valuable for high-volume campaign operations where speed to market matters.
Data flow: Optimizely ? Brandfolder
Usage data from Optimizely can be linked back to Brandfolder to show which assets were deployed in which experiments, pages, or campaigns. This gives marketing operations and brand teams visibility into asset reuse, performance, and lifecycle management.