I have a landing page with a form. I need to have it personalized to the lead. But the personalized data doesn't need to be in the form itself.
Weirdly, although the documentation shows it should work, I can't get the landing page to show any of my tokens.
The sample email I sent myself has the button, which opens the landing page with the form. The tokens are all blank, not even showing the "edit me" text.
Anyone have any ideas what could be wrong?
Edit: also tested it with {{lead.Full Name:default=unknown}} and that shows as blank as well.
Page URL?
Troubleshooting
I don't believe it's anonymous. The emails are to existing leads, and the landing page is to update some existing data for the lead.
I'm not sure what you mean by anonymous though.
The tokens are working. I'm using them in the email before the user clicks on the button that takes them to the landing page.
I'm not sure what you mean by the wrong token either. I'm using tokens from the drop down when I edit the landing page. (clicking on the Insert Token button, pick from the drop down.)
I'm not sure how the html would be corrupted. I'm not building the html myself but just using a marketo template.
The tokens show the data in the email. The link in the button to the email goes to http://go.xpresstaxappeals.com/ZWL0200Z60000000w40fMZA
Couple of issues.
- I would avoid using Personalized tokens on pages where you aren't sure if the person is Known Lead; or only use them after the Form Fill.
They are all known leads. I'm not even sure how one would use an unknown lead in an email.
Josh means a page that is also published to the outside world.
As you're testing this, are you sending the email out as part of a test smart campaign? Or as a test/sample? You'll want to use the former since tokens are involved.
+1 Dan
Never use Send Sample to test tokens. Use a real email.
a test/sample. I'll give it a shot in a smart campaign. Thanks.
Dan Stevens wrote:
As you're testing this, are you sending the email out as part of a test smart campaign? Or as a test/sample? You'll want to use the former since tokens are involved.
I just tested this with a smart campaign instead of a sample email. It still doesn't use the token values.