Set the From input box as your name or Flickr account name. Include an opt out at the end of the message ("Reply STOP to opt out"). ("Hey!, check out my new album on Flickr. In the Contact List input box, select the contact list that you want to be informed about the image album.Įnter a custom generic message into the Message input box about the image using the Flickr placeholders ( Title, Description) that can capture your audiences attention. Type in your ClickSend username and API key.Ĭlick the Test button to check if it was successful. There should be a popup saying to add or allow your Zapier and ClickSend account to be linked together. Next select Send SMS to Contact List as our action. Next, check New Album as our trigger action. Let's search and select Flickr as our trigger app.
So what we want to achieve here is to send an SMS to a contacts list when you create a new album, alerting subscribers to check it out.
In this article, we will try integrating both ClickSend and Flickr. If you don't have an account, click here to create a Zapier account. Staff authors are listed here.You need a Zapier account first. Opinions expressed in this article are those of the guest author and not necessarily MarTech. The current apps feature the Faebook/Google logins on the home screen and those users that rely on these other accounts will now have to create their own Yahoo username.įlickr Users will be able to login with their Facebook and Google accounts through the end of the month. While this should be a boon to Yahoo user creations, it very well may hurt the Flickr use (especially with the apps). Flickr currently supports Yahoo, Google and Facebook logins. The first implementation of the all Yahoo usernames occurred with the ever popular Pick’Em NCAA college app back in March. To use Flickr’s public API, as you know by now, you need Flickr’s public API key. In Yahoo’s attempt to push their own usernames (gathering user data & insights in the process) Flickr is the newest product that will be adhering to the log-in directive. The most recent Flickr 3.0 apps are beautiful, feature rich, and after June 30th, you’ll need to have a Yahoo account to access them. Yahoo has worked hard to turn Flickr back into a social image sharing threat again.
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