• Open your Glide project dashboard.
• Head over to the section where you want the dynamic content to show up.
• Add the components you need (text, images, buttons) that will use the dynamic data.

• Decide on the dynamic data you want to use, like user ID, product ID, or category.
• Create URL parameters by going to the "Data" tab in Glide and generating columns for the parameters you need.
• Fill these columns with sample values for testing.

• Go to the "Layout" tab in Glide.
• Pick the screen or component you want to change dynamically.
• Bind the component properties to the URL parameters. For example, linking a text field to "userID" will dynamically change text based on the URL parameter.

• Navigate back to the "Data" tab.
• Add a new column and set its type to "Template".
• Define a template using placeholders for your URL parameters, like {userID}, {productID}, etc.
• This template will change based on the values passed through the URL parameters.

• Determine the base URL of your Glide app.
• Append URL parameters to this base URL, following the pattern ?param1=value1&param2=value2.
• For example, https://yourapp.glideapp.io/?userID=123&category=sports.

• Open a browser and navigate to your Glide app using the URL with parameters.
• Check that the components update dynamically based on the URL parameters you have set.
• Make any necessary tweaks in the Glide layout or data tab to ensure the dynamic content works as expected.

• Embed or share the dynamically parameterized URLs within emails, social media, or other platforms where users can interact with your app.
• Use these URLs to direct users to specific content or sections based on their preferences or profiles.

Following these steps will help in utilizing Glide’s URL parameters for dynamic content efficiently.