A locale defines the customer’s language, region, and currency. For example, the locale for UK English using GBP is en_GB. With Mention Me, you can deliver specific campaigns or referral offers by locale, passed via your integration (JavaScript tags for websites, API calls for apps) using a set format.Documentation Index
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How to segment customers by locale
Prioritise key regions/locales based on volume or value. If your referral program offers third-party rewards like Amazon vouchers, ensure those providers cover the relevant locales. Your Client Manager can help define an effective segmentation strategy.Different language and currency
Pass the correct locale via tags or API calls:- British Campaign: en_GB
- French Campaign: fr_FR
- Spanish Campaign: es_ES
- German Campaign: de_DE
Same language, different currency
Serve offers to regions using the same language but different currencies by targeting relevant locales. Example: English-language campaigns in the UK (GBP) and the US (USD) using en_GB and en_US.Same region and currency, different language
Create localised campaigns for users in a region who select different languages on your site. Example: Target both es_ES (Spanish) and en_ES (English) customers within Spain (EUR).Group regions by the same language and currency
Target multiple regions under a shared locale if they use the same language and currency. Example: Use en_EU for all English-speaking users in Eurozone countries.Group regions with shared language and generic offers
Useful for smaller or less-active markets. Serve a general campaign across several regions using one shared locale with a non-market-specific offer (like a percentage discount or gift with purchase). If using discount codes, ensure they’re valid across all regions. This setup does not support fixed-amount offers (e.g. £10 off) or third-party vouchers. It limits your ability to run A/B tests across locales. Contact your Client Manager for consultation.Locale format
The format must follow:- ISO 639-1 language code + underscore (
_) - ISO 3166-1 alpha-2 country code
fr_FR= French / France (EUR)en_IE= English / Ireland (EUR)en_GB= English / UK (GBP)