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# Eloqua Tokens

Personalizing your emails is a great way to engage and connect with your subscribers. FeedOtter allows you to personalize your emails with Eloqua tokens directly in the app using HTML Code view. Here’s how you can use Eloqua personalization tokens in FeedOtter.

### Common Eloqua Merge Tokens

These are the most commonly used tokens we see in our FeedOtter emails for Eloqua that are the perfect way to add some customization and uniqueness to your emails.

They can be added into the HTML of your FeedOtter email template.

```
<span class=eloquaemail >Address1</span>
<span class=eloquaemail >Address2</span>
<span class=eloquaemail >elqFromAddress</span>
<span class=eloquaemail >elqFromName</span>
<span class=eloquaemail >Business_Phone1</span>
<span class=eloquaemail >campaignid</span>
<span class=eloquaemail >City</span>
<span class=eloquaemail >siteid</span>
<span class=eloquaemail >Company</span>
<span class=eloquaemail >Country</span>
<span class=eloquaemail >EmailAddress</span>
<span class=eloquaemail >EmailDisplayName</span>
<span class=eloquaemail >Event___Date1</span>
<span class=eloquaemail >Event___Time1</span>
<span class=eloquaemail >Event__Address1</span>
<span class=eloquaemail >Event__City1</span>
<span class=eloquaemail >Event__Session1</span>
<span class=eloquaemail >First_Name_Field_Merge1</span>
<span class=eloquaemail >FirstName</span>
<span class=eloquaemail >First_Name___Forms1</span>
<span class=eloquaemail >LastName</span>
<span class=eloquaemail >elqEmailSaveGUID</span>
<span class=eloquaemail >recipientid</span>
<span class=eloquaemail >Zip_Postal</span>
```


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