I am trying to confirm that sending an email with a tracked link will "re-cookie" an improperly cookied lead. For Example: Lets say that I am lead "123" with email address 123@gmail.com Browsing activity is successfully associated with this lead "123" Now, I connect my browser to the wrong lead by filling out a form with the email address 456@gmail.com Browsing activity is now associated with lead "456" Then I send a tracked marketo email with a tracked link to 123@gmail.com I click the link and am taken to a munchkin tracked page on our site and begin browsing The sent, delivered, opened, and clicked email actions are associated with the "123" lead But, the initial page visit and subsequent browsing activity is still associated with "456" Any ideas on what could be going on here? Also, am I correct to assume that clicking a tracked email link will "re-cookie" a lead? Thank You, Josh

Cheers, I just submitted a support ticket as well. Thank you so much!Yeah, it's intresting. If we try it in private browsers, the form will not pre-populate with anything, leading me to believe email tokens actually don't work at all.

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Email link will not re-cookie lead

Email links have "mkt_tok" parameter applied, which does work. But that works through cookies. Munchkin will cookie the lead and then send the activity info to Marketo via JavaScript. If you use private browsing, cookies are not operational. So it makes sense that no tracking will work in that case.

Email link will not re-cookie lead

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