Community contributions

Frequently asked questions about authoring and sharing contributions to the Kentico community.

A community contribution is anything you create related to Xperience by Kentico, digital marketing, software development, or related technology that you would like to share with the Kentico community.

For example, many community members have shared the following:

Blog posts
LinkedIn posts
Podcasts
Open-source software
YouTube videos

Are you a digital marketer who launched their first landing page on Xperience by Kentico?
Did you use an AI agent as a software developer to build a cool open-source Xperience by Kentico integration?
Are you an agency account manager who found a creative way to teach your clients about the Content hub?

It doesn't matter what your knowledge, experience, or job role is - if you have something to share about Kentico we'd like to hear about it!

Any member of the Kentico Community Portal can use the submission form to share their contribution.

Our community team reviews the contribution and decides the best way to share it with the community.

This could be:

Including it in the Kentico Community Newsletter
Promoting it on social media
Mentioning it in a Kentico Community Portal Q&A discussion
Featuring it in a webinar or public event

If we choose to promote the contribution it will be credited to your member account and other community members can see it on your public profile.

It will also be listed on the Community contributions page two weeks after the submission date.

If you are sharing something about Kentico on LinkedIn tag your post for maximum reach to help us and the community find it.

Tag Kentico with an @Kentico somewhere in your post to make sure we get notified.
Use hashtags #Kentico or #XperienceByKentico to talk about us as a company or Xperience by Kentico as a product.
Don't be shy using #DXP, #CMS, #DigitalMarketing, or #DigitalExperience hash tags.

Remember, sharing something on social media is digital marketing! Think about how you can craft a message for your audience that connects with them and shares some knowledge or insight they'll find valuable.

Kentico has an entire website dedicated to helping our community write about us and present our brand easily and accurately - brand.kentico.com.

Take a look at the logotype, colors, and asset download pages for relevant resources.

URL

Primary link to your contribution or activity. For example, a LinkedIn post, blog post, open-source repository, YouTube video.

Description

Describe your contribution to the Kentico community and how you'd like us to speak about it. If you have multiple links, for example a blog post and a post on LinkedIn promoting it, add additional links here.

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Contributor

Marketing automation in 2026: what it is, what it isn't, and why the boring parts still win

7/27/2026 by Dmitry Bastron

Dmitry breaks down a practical test for what counts as marketing automation, and where it stops and an AI agent begins. He argues deterministic rules should run high-volume automations while AI earns its place at the edges and makes the case for keeping automation logic inside the platform that owns the contact record. He points to Xperience by Kentico's custom actions in the Automation Builder as a sign of where marketer-owned logic is headed next.

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