Email Rendering Testing in Marketo

[Danielle_Wong]

Is there a tool within Marketo where I can test my emails on different devices/OS?

Thanks

[Akshay_Pant · Accepted solution]

Hi Danielle,

Within marketo there is no such where we can test emails. We generally follow Litmus as a preferred tool for email testing.

Regards,

Akshay Pant

[Danielle_Wong]

Thanks Akshay, I've used Litmus before and I like it! I just was wondering if Marketo had features I didn't know about for this sort of thing

Danielle

[Eric_Woll]

Hi Danielle!

Marketo offers an Email Deliverability Powerpack which allows you to test the rendering of your email design on different Mobile platforms, Mac, Windows, and Webmail providers. The link below will give you more insight!

Email Preview & Testing Tool?

Hope that helps!

-Eric

[Josh_Hill13]

That's a 250ok whitelabel. While useful, it's not "in the product" and Litmus or EmailonAcid usually are the best bet.

250ok also uses Litmus (or did).

[Danielle_Wong]

Thank you for the info Josh!

[Eric_Woll]

Thanks for the clarification, Josh! I used Litmus in my previous role, and it's a great tool.

[Marisa_Rybar]

I use the 250ok tool (Email Deliverability Tool) religiously. It shows inboxing rates (which are different from deliverability rates), spam and undelivered rates, and it tells you why...in depth. It gets pretty technical, but it's one of the biggest ways I've learned so much about the technical aspect email deliverability, which is obviously much more than just making sure not to use exclamation points in your subject line and spammy content.

It also shows the design piece, showing how your email renders across all devices on all platforms. You can customize the geography you'd like to see too since there are different email clients used in different countries. The tool provides your seedlist, and it's synced with Marketo (although you have to import a csv file of that seedlist and keep it fresh).

I highly recommend this tool. I'm a huge fan.

[Danielle_Wong]

Thanks Eric, I will look into that!