Trigger Campaign - Web Page Contains?

Anonymous
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Trigger Campaign - Web Page Contains?

Currently, we have one Marketo form on all of our non-Marketo website pages. We also have seperate trigger campaigns set up to alert us when a form is filled out - this designates which page the lead was on when filled out the form.

 

I'm having a problem with our Blog pages. I would like to be able to set up the trigger campaign to have a Web Page Contains as new blog pages are added constantly. Currently, the only options appear as Web Page Is and Web Page Is Not.  Is there anyway to acheive this?

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Matt_Stone2
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Re: Trigger Campaign - Web Page Contains?

One solution would be to embed the form as an iframe on all of the blog pages, then feed a value into the form by way of the iframe URL.

For instance, if your form lives on this landing page: http://www2.mysite.com/form.html you could embed that on every blog and add a parameter to the end: http://www2.mysite.com/form.html?blog=NewBlogName

Then in the form, you can use a hidden field to pull down that parameter.
Josh_Hill13
Level 10 - Champion Alumni

Re: Trigger Campaign - Web Page Contains?

I thought you could have Web Page CONTAINS on the Fills Out Form trigger

Another way is to do Fills Out Form IS X with 
Filter: Visited Web Page CONTAINS "blog" OR Visited Web Page IS "X"
Anonymous
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Re: Trigger Campaign - Web Page Contains?

Ideally, we'd like to keep the URL structure as clean as possible, but using URL parameters in a hidden field is definitely one option.

Josh - I had also thought this was possible, but all I'm seeing now is web page Is or Is not.  Were I to set it up as a trigger and a filter as described above, are there any potential issues you see with this?
Anonymous
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Re: Trigger Campaign - Web Page Contains?

Josh,

My concern with setting things up as you suggested is that because the same form is on all pages, someone could visit a blog page, then fill out the form on a different page of our website. This would then trigger both campaigns, and would only alert us that they had visited our blog pages, not necessarily that they filled out a form there.

Can you think of any other workaround? I am not seeing the option to have Web Page CONTAINS on the Fills Out Form Trigger.