I'm sending out batch emails to a specific target list that I import myself. When ever a client opens the email- I want to send a triggered email to one salesperson. In the triggered email, I want to include the email address of the person who clicked on the batch email. I've tried using different tokens but nothing works. Is this function even available in Marketo or is the smart campaign set up wrong? Please advise See screenshots.
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There must've been something wrong with my servers yesterday because it works today. All the screenshots above are correct!
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The SC that sends the email isn't part of the equation, nor is the fact that it was batch vs. trigger.
The standard token {{lead.Email Address}} is the address of the person who Clicks Link in Email, thus triggering the Send Alert.
Hi Sanford, thanks so much for the response.
I didn't say it was batch vs triggered. I said I want the email address of each person who clicked my batch email to be in each trigger email that gets sent to sales. The emails are in the same campaign and are dependent on each other. You will see in the image that I did in fact use the lead email address token but it did not work. I received the default value- as per the image above
Thanks!
I didn't say it was batch vs triggered. I said I want the email address of each person who clicked my batch email to be in each trigger email that gets sent to sales.
The origin SC doesn't matter... like, at all.
The only thing that matters is that you're responding to a Clicked Email trigger.
The correct token will always be {{lead.Email Address}}. I suspect there's something wrong with your testing, like you're not sending a real email but using a sample instead.
I'm scheduling real campaigns for testing. The problem is that the triggered email token shows the email of the salesperson who opens it- not the email address of the person who opened the initial batch email. That is what I am trying to accomplish. Maybe I'm using the wrong filters or triggers?
OK, at least you were doing it right on your end.