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Tracking Video on a Guided Landing Page

Hey Marketo Champions,

Use Case: We have just finished a successful webinar and we want to send the webinar on demand to all of our 'No Show' registrants. I Want to know if the lead played/paused/finished the video so i can later relate to this action with trigger smart campaigns (Example : change status in program to => 'Attended On-Demand' ).

I would have preferred to refer the lead to our YT channel (and track their behavior there) rather than using a Marketo LP, as i understand this is probably impossible at the moment , i would like to send them to a Marketo landing page.

Technical Issue: I am familiar with the option to track YT videos on landing page (Big Thanks to Sanford Whiteman ) , however i use Guided LP and do not wish to create a template each time i want to embed a video.

Any solutions to how implement this on guided landing page?

Thanks!

Omri.

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SanfordWhiteman
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Re: Tracking Video on a Guided Landing Page

Hey Omri,

There isn't anything specific to Free-Form LPs in the YouTube IFRAME-based API which I've paired with the Munchkin API.  You can just as readily use a Guided LP.  Just set the YouTube videoId as a mktoString variable.  You won't be able to use a mktoVideo element, but that's fine, you can use a regular <div id="player"></div>.

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SanfordWhiteman
Level 10 - Community Moderator

Re: Tracking Video on a Guided Landing Page

Hey Omri,

There isn't anything specific to Free-Form LPs in the YouTube IFRAME-based API which I've paired with the Munchkin API.  You can just as readily use a Guided LP.  Just set the YouTube videoId as a mktoString variable.  You won't be able to use a mktoVideo element, but that's fine, you can use a regular <div id="player"></div>.

Anonymous
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Re: Tracking Video on a Guided Landing Page

Thanks , i should have thought about that