Michael_Mason

We've used Rybbon a few times to deliver virtual gift cards. I'd recommend them, as the system is very easy to integrate and use, you have the ability to return unused/unclaimed cards (for credit) and redeploy a new campaign with a different card (think offering a Amazon gift card would work better ...

Sadly, In that case, you'd be SOL. Would you say you have more mail scanners that click all links than actual people that click within seconds of your email send?

I'm stoked I had the same idea as you, Josh!! So the mail scanners see that link and essentially mark it as spam?

I'm not sure this would work, but I've thought of putting an "invisible" link as the first link of my emails (in the pre-header) and ANYTHING that clicks that link is garbage. You would have to set success to false or somehow mark this (temporarily) as not being a successful interaction. Perhaps a f...

Would this assume that operational marketers know what CSS classes within the schema mean? I'm wondering if that might be too much to ask. Or would it be a matter of selecting one and testing in their browser?

Hey Frank, would like to hear more about challenges you faced.

Hi Veronica, I'd be interested in seeing that integration guide. I just followed you, but don't seem to be able to send you a PM.

Thank you both, Devraj and Sanford. I appreciate it. I think the Request a Campaign is what I was looking for, but didn't have sufficient knowledge to use it. Again, thanks for pointing me in the right direction.

I wonder then how Google would accept feedback from their ad clients to better target?To be honest, I'm not 100% sure why per ad campaign session would exclude the possibility that Google could track down the campaign from which it came. Could they not, in Marketo parlance, say GCLID is (Insert valu...

Great point Helen. I get that feeling and start with: "What could be the worst thing that happens in this scenario?" and then making sure it doesn't actually happen. Along the way, I usually pick up on other minor issues.